Four Areas, One Direction
Renewable energy, electric vehicles, smart cities and sustainable technology aren't separate hobbies for us, they're four angles on the same problem: how campuses and cities run on less waste.
Renewable Energy
Solar, wind and biomass are no longer "alternative" energy, they're the baseline for how new infrastructure gets built. We research panel efficiency, monitor campus solar output, and study how small-scale renewables perform in a tropical, high-humidity climate like Malaysia's.
Electric Vehicles
EV adoption is accelerating faster than charging infrastructure and grid capacity can keep up. We look at charger placement, battery technology, and whether a shared charging network could realistically work on a university campus.
Smart Cities
Sensors, IoT and open data turn ordinary infrastructure into something that responds, from air quality monitoring to traffic flow. We prototype small sensor networks and use public data APIs to see how a city could react in real time instead of on a fixed schedule.
Circular Economy
Clean generation only solves half the problem, the other half is using materials for longer. We work on waste sorting, recycling logistics, and reuse projects aimed at cutting what the campus actually sends to landfill.