Showcasing the various innovative technologies in Singapore, which contribute to the city-state’s growth and bring benefits to every Singaporean’s daily life. Visitors to the exhibition can expect immersive elements such as a projection mapping booth for a firsthand experience of the innovative technologies, and interact with Augmented Reality (AR) elements, which will bring exhibits to life via a special brochure. Additionally, booths by partner agencies including the National Environment Agency and the Singapore University of Technology and Design, will be on display, where visitors will get a chance to see male Wolbachia-carrying Aedes mosquitoes and try out 3D printing.
Taking place over four weeks, the City of Innovation exhibition will first be at Marina Bay Sands on 15 November, before it moves to Our Tampines Hub, Festive Walk, and the Toa Payoh HDB Hub. More information on the campaign can be found on www.whatmakessg.com.
A National Geographic and Ministry of the Communications and Information collaboration