Singapore

Jardine Matheson had the most growth for the day.

AEM credits the wins to its people, who are leading the way in research and development in the semiconductor test industry. 

Around 56% of Singaporeans overspend their money during the season.

In 2021, GDP growth hit 7.1%.

Over 270 entries were received from more than 25 countries.

Micro-businesses cited lack of funds as a barrier to technology adoption.

Legal, accessibility, and payroll issues are some of the obstacles that the startup addresses. 

This is based on a survey done by Crowdstrike.

The supervisory roundtable was held virtually.

Its ICP-OES instruments detect dangerous pollutants and keep the global supply chain safe.

Winners will be awarded from the first to the second week of December.

The Singaporean company has its eyes set on increasing manufacturing output with their new Akribis Picker (APK) Series. 

Kinohimitsu's Essence of Chicken is made with only 100% pure essence of chicken, free from preservatives, colourings, flavourings and is the only essence of chicken product in Singapore awarded the Healthier Choice Symbol.

The hardware-agnostic automation system design allows users to mix and match hardware from different vendors and automating them with a single software platform. This platform helps business reduce engineering hours required to automate their hardware by 68% compared to current automation systems. Singapore, November 23, 2021 –Initially announced on November 2020, Schneider Electric is excited to launch the world’s first universal automation offer, based on the IEC61499 standard for interoperability and portability, in Singapore. Today’s demands for greater manufacturing flexibility and productivity means that industry needs IT solutions that can help them implement automated systems.

The “Predictive Maintenance Centre” will train ITE’s Mechanical Engineering students in cutting-edge real-time maintenance solutions that reduce costly unexpected breakdowns and extends the lifespan of equipment. This helps to expand the skillset of students who are training to be maintenance technicians and potentially implement predictive maintenance solutions for their future employers. Singapore, November 24, 2021 –Schneider Electric and the Institute of Technical Education (ITE)are proud to announce the official opening of their Predictive Maintenance Centre(PMC) at ITE College East. The PMC was set up, in collaboration with Schneider Electric, to provide students with training on industry standard tools that will make them more attractive to future employers.

Its performance improved in two categories.