With cutting-edge AI innovations in tow, HTX returned to Raffles Institution as part of its internship recruitment efforts
Dozens of students got the chance to learn more about HTX and how it empowers the Home Team during the Raffles Institution (RI) Career and Scholarship Fair on 12 July 2024.
Many of those visiting the HTX exhibition also had the chance to try their hands at controlling Spirit-40.
While this was not HTX’s first rodeo at RI, this year’s showcase was special as there were cutting-edge AI innovations on show right outside the HTXpress, within which students could play several games themed on homeland security and saving lives.
Welcome to the HTXpress! Behind these curtains lies a room that puts your wits to the test. (Photo: HTX)
What’s it like working at HTX? Students got to find out inside the HTXpress through a variety of games. (Photo: HTX)
At the HTX career booth, Xponents gave out booklets detailing HTX’s role in the science and tech realm. (Photo: HTX)
Seah Qiyan, an engineer at HTX’s Robotics, Automation & Unmanned Systems (RAUS) Centre of Expertise, prepares the Spirit-40 for its walkabout. (Photo: HTX)
Spirit-40 drew its fair share of eyeballs during its “patrol” of the premises during the career fair. (Photo: HTX)
Ever wanted to take a robo-dog for a spin? As students eagerly gathered around Spirit-40, they were all given the opportunity to take this furless canine on a walk. (Video: HTX)
It wasn’t just the RI students who were intrigued by Spirit-40 – even fellow exhibitors from the Republic of Singapore Navy were eager to learn more about what the robo-dog does. (Photo: HTX)
A member of the AlchemiX team explains to students how AI can be used to identify realistic looking deepfakes. Developed by HTX, AlchemiX is an innovative tool used to identify whether audio or video recordings are genuine or fake. (Photo: HTX)
Students learn about QCaption, an app by HTX that helps Singapore Police Force (SPF) officers fill up incident reports. With less time spent on filling up forms, SPF officers can focus more on solving crimes and saving lives. (Photo: HTX)
Xponents who used to be students of RI share how their work at HTX lets them harness the power of AI to keep Singapore safe. (Photo: HTX)
The RI alumni within the ranks of HTX! (Photo: HTX)
It’s a wrap! Till the next time, RI! (Photo: HTX)