Latest Achievement of Kuen Cheng High School as Runner-Up of 2025 Otis’ Asia Pacific Regional Made to Move Communities™ Challenge
Source & Image Courtesy: Otis Elevator
We’re thrilled to announce that Kuen Cheng High School has proudly secured the Runner-Up position in the recent Otis’ Asia Pacific Regional: Made to Move Communities™ Challenge.
In this competition students apply principles of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) to propose solutions to real-world urban mobility issues. The team members representing Kuen Cheng High School consist of ten students from the Science classes, listed as follows:
(Photo: Team members proudly showcasing their US$15,000 grant award for advancing STEM programming after winning the Otis Challenge 2025)
Wong Jing Xuan (Sr2ScF), Gwyneth Ng (Sr2ScB), Su Jac Tenn (Sr2ScB), Lai Choo Rey(Sr2ScA), Toh Carys (Sr2ScB), Eugene Wong Jun Han (Sr2ScF), Queenie Liaw Qian Ni(Sr2ScC), Khor Kai Soon (Sr2ScA), Yeong Ming Han (Sr2ScB), and Huang Jing Kang (Sr2ScC)
The students’ solution titled City Alive: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Resolve Traffic Congestion showcased an innovative concept using drones as command centers for the creation of autonomous and moveable platforms to clear road obstacles. Over the last several months, with the guidance of Otis volunteer mentors, our students designed solutions leveraging AI technology aimed at enabling more inclusive mobility in their communities, and presented their ideas to Otis judges from the company’s Asia Pacific region. Otis (NYSE: OTIS) is the world’s leading elevator and escalator manufacturing, installation and service company.
The team received a US$15,000 grant from Otis to further advance STEM programming in Kuen Cheng High School. Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement! Keep inspiring us all with your curiosity and commitment to excellence. Way to go, team!
