With its focus on academic excellence and global collaboration, SIET 2024 provided a valuable platform for knowledge sharing and networking; where participants from academia and industry shared their insights on sustainability, innovation, and the future of engineering.

The 6th Conference on Sustainable Innovation in Engineering and Technology (SIET) 2024 was a resounding success, drawing in over 200 attendees from around the world. 

Held at Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU), the conference showcased the latest breakthroughs in engineering and fostered collaboration among academics, industry leaders, and academic experts.

A highlight of the event was the participation of Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS) from India.

Their presence enriched the conference with diverse perspectives and strengthened international ties.

The conference kicked off with inspiring addresses from conference chairman Ir Ts Dr Alexander Chee Hon Cheong, APU’s Vice-Chancellor Prof Ho Chin Kuan, and Chief Innovation & Enterprise Officer Prof Ir Eur Ing Ts Dr Vinesh Thiruchelvam.

Their insightful speeches emphasised the critical role of engineering in addressing global challenges and the importance of sustainable practices.

Renowned speakers such as Dr Peer Mohammad (UKM), Mr Yogeswaran (ORS), Ts Anwarudin Saidu Mohamed (Reservoir Link Energy Bhd.) and Ir Rajasegaran Thevaraj (General Instruments (M) Sdn. Bhd.) from academia and industry delivered thought-provoking keynote addresses, covering topics such as sustainability, innovation, and the future of engineering.

The audience was captivated by their insights and engaged in lively discussions and sessions featured a wide range of research presentations, showcasing the latest advancements in various engineering fields. 

Over 200 papers were submitted, demonstrating the vibrant academic community and the potential for ground-breaking research.

The conference culminated in an award ceremony, recognising outstanding contributions and collaborations. 

Dr Deepak Arun Annamalai from SIMATS was honoured with the Best Collaborator Award for his significant contributions to APU’s School of Engineering (SoE).

A vibrant cultural night concluded the conference, celebrating the diverse heritage of Malaysia.

The performances showcased the country’s rich cultural tapestry and created a memorable atmosphere.

SIET 2024 was a testament to APU’s SoE commitment to academic excellence and global collaboration. 

The conference provided a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and inspiration, driving the future of engineering towards a more sustainable and innovative future.

APU is deeply grateful for the outstanding contributions of all participants, speakers, and organisers. 

Their enthusiasm and expertise have made this conference a source of inspiration and knowledge.

We are excited to continue this journey of innovation and partnership at future events!