Indoor localization using Wi-Fi by Siswanto, Hadi

“…Nowadays, the need for indoor localization is increasing as it has many possible implementations in many sectors, e.g. navigation, health care, etc. In order to obtain an accurate indoor location, fingerprinting is the most commonly used method. …”
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Driving mechanism development for autonomous hospital bed by Tan, Jia Liang

“…Demand is foreseen to spike and a range of healthcare services that range from acute to community care is necessary for a holistic healthcare system. …”
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Resonant forward-scattered field in the high-saturation regime : elastic and inelastic contributions by Kwong, Chang Chi, Wellens, T., Pandey, K., Wilkowski, David

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Movement detection by brainwave : local processing by Zheng, Yi Cheng

“…In the current stage, the hardware was carefully chosen to mount the electrode on the top of the scalp, and it has been set up for repeated experiments to verify the relationship between EEG and sit-to-stand transitions. …”
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Object detection in car cabin environment by Lee, Wai Yeong

“…To achieve this goal, careful dataset selection and deep learning optimization techniques were implemented. …”
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Enabling basic motion behaviors on irobot create by Du, Xinxin.

“…In this project, the robot was controlled by both the netbook and the command module. The netbook took care of high-level code, sent command to the command module and functioned as a supervisor, while the command module looked into lower level code, controlled the robot and processed sensor data received from the robot. …”
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Proximal tibial strains following unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA) : a finite element study by Muhammad Hidayat Salleh

“…In addition to fracture, loosening may also occur from cutting error. Hence utmost care has to be taken during UKA procedures to perform the cut with accuracy. …”
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Analysis of brain signals by Tan, Yi Bing

“…The effects of BWE on improvement of health conditions have been carefully studied. Furthermore, comparisons on the Power Spectral Density (PSD) diagrams were executed between cases of healthy and unhealthy subjects and in turn, conclusions were drawn from the abnormalities in these PSD diagrams. …”
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舞出言语 : 语音与肢体动作之间的跨感官对应关系 = Dancing to tongues : an investigation of crossmodal correspondence between speech sounds and body movements by 黄锦程 Ng, Gim Thia

“…An experienced dancer was invited to perform dance movements to a selected list of four phonemes, carefully controlled for three conditions of duration and rhythm of articulation, based on her own interpretation. …”
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Study on the lead cooled fast reactor (LFR) design by Quek, Ernest Tze Yeor

“…At high temperatures, it is necessary to control its purity carefully as it is relatively corrosive towards structural materials. …”
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Study on financing underground space development in Singapore by Wang, Yiru

“…The benefits and drawbacks of typical facilities in shallow layer and semi-deep layer are carefully compared. Four potential development, storage, deep tunnel, nuclear bunker shelter and mining, are evaluated and storage is most suitable for Singapore. …”
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Fabrication of smart structures through selective laser melting (3D printing) (II) by Ong, Cindy

“…The functional properties of shape memory alloys (SMAs) are highly dependent on the alloy’s microstructure, and hence any factor that affects its microstructure, such as its composition, must be carefully controlled to ensure optimal functionality of the alloy. …”
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Materials for electrochemical energy and sensing applications by Toh, Rou Jun

“…In sensing, a sensitive and selective detection platform towards point-of-care diagnostics is highly sought after. Consequently, this thesis, emphasised on the use of electrochemical methods, has identified three groups of functional materials: transition metal oxides (TMOs), graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs), which offer advantageous properties for energy and sensing applications. …”
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Development of a novel colorimetric immunoassay for C-Reactive Protein using colloidal nanoparticles by Tjitra, Niklas Lesmana

“…Simple colorimetric CRP assays are of great interest for application in point-of-care diagnostics. In this project, colorimetric gold nanoparticle assays based on local surface plasmon coupling phenomena were developed using anti-CRP antibodies and affimer proteins. …”
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Determining material parameters of metal halide perovskites using time-resolved photoluminescence by Kober-Czerny, M, Dasgupta, A, Seo, S, Rombach, F, McMeekin, DP, Jin, H, Snaith, HJ

“…Our approach of coupling spectroscopic measurements with advanced, computational analysis will help speed up scientific research in the field of optoelectronic materials and devices and exemplifies how carefully constructed computational algorithms can derive valuable plurality of information from simple datasets. …”

Phenotypes and subphenotypes of delirium: a review of current categorisations and suggestions for progression by Bowman, EML, Cunningham, EL, Page, VJ, McAuley, DF

“…It affects 45–87% of critical care patients and is often associated with adverse outcomes including acquired dementia, institutionalisation, and death. …”

Understanding variations in the use of tranexamic acid in surgery: a qualitative interview study by Strickland, L, Evans, H, Palmer, A, Warnakulasuriya, S, Murphy, M, Stanworth, S, Foy, R

“…<p><strong> Methods: </strong></p> We conducted semi-structured interviews with clinicians involved in perioperative care to explore perceived influences on TXA use. …”

Women's preferences for NIPT as a first-line test in England and France: Challenges for genetic counseling practices by Perrot, A, Clarke, A, Vassy, C, Horn, RJ

“…These different approaches to define the target population for NIPT have implications for how women experience their antenatal care. The paper explores and compares the perceptions and difficulties of women in England and France who took NIPT as a second-tier screening test. …”

Antibiotic duration for common bacterial infections—a systematic review by Mo, Y, Tan, WC, Cooper, BS

“…Twenty-three (7%) of the trials were conducted in intensive care settings and only 43 trials (14%) enrolled patients from low-to-middle- or low-income countries. …”

Privacy harms by Cofone, IC, Robertson, AZ

“…We then liken this to the standard of care familiar from tort law, and show how the current doctrine results in the equivalent of a strict liability standard, rather than a more appropriate negligence-based standard.…”