Singapore University of Technology and Design is piloting the use of a reconfigurable robot called "Smorphi" in Northland Primary School to get students excited about robotics. If it goes well, the technology could become part of robotics curriculum elsewhere. Chloe Choo reports.
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Singapore Aquatics to launch Hall of Fame in 2024SINGAPORE: A Hall of Fame will be launched next year to honour the men and women who helped to make aquatics Singapore's top sport, Singapore Aquatics said on Sunday (Oct 15).
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5 times RSAF jets have been scrambled because of bomb scaresAt approximately 4.55pm on Oct 12, the Singapore Police Force received a report regarding a suspected bomb threat aboard Scoot flight TR16, en route from Singapore to Perth. The flight, having already left Singapore, promptly made a U-turn and returned to Singapore.
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Posco-backed group invests in lithium technology startup EnergyXA consortium led by South Korean conglomerate Posco Holdings is investing in lithium technology startup EnergyX as it considers more efficient ways to produce the battery metal for the green energy transition.
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Singapore’s competition watchdog raises concerns over Grab’s proposed takeover of Trans-CabThe Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore said a more detailed review is needed. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Singapore regulator raises concern on Grab plan to buy Trans-cabThe Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) on Monday (Oct 16) raised competition concerns about a plan by Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab to acquire Singapore's third-largest taxi operator, Trans-cab.
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French schools to honour teacher killed in 'terror' attackARRAS: Schools across France will on Monday (Oct 16) hold a minute of silence for the teacher stabbed to death in what President Emmanuel Macron called an act of "Islamist terror".
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