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Use of AI and BDA in iSpark

Innovation at TAR UC17 FEB 2020, 1030am-1230noon

By Professor Dr Lim, TAR UC

Alam sutera campus, Indonesia

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Outline of the Talk

Entrepreneurship Initiatives @ TAR UC and iSpark Programme

How does TAR UC support AI & BDA for iSpark?

Current Landscape of AI and BDA

AI, ML and BDA – A Brief

Use Case: Use of AI and BDA to Suggest, Plan and Personalize Trips with Localized Cultures Blend into Common Trips Big Data

Q&A

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TAR UC Campuses in Malaysia Total student population : 28,000+

Incubation CenterCBIEV

Integrated Innovation

Hub (I2 Hub)

FOCS

High-endAnalytical

LabsFOAS

IoT-based Herbal Garden

FOAS

Modern Farming Ginger Site

FOAS

BuildingInformation

System (BIM) Lab

FOBE

ArtificialIntelligence

(AI) LabFOCS

FlagshipProjectFaculty

Liber-Linked 10G Research

NetworkCITC

IBM Power SystemsBDA Lab

FOCS

Cisco Hyperflex

Server NotesFOCS

Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Line

FOET

Smart Classroom

CITC

Smart Classroom

CITC

Smart Classroom

CITC

Smart Classroom

CITC

Smart Classroom

CITC

Build TAR UC Main Campus Infrastructure

CoE AI & BDA

BDA LABHortonworks

Main Data Storage

VMsIndustry ProjectsIOT Platform (Broker)Industry 4.0 PlatformAgriculture 4.0 PlatformSmart Classroom Platform

WS

WS

PC

Visualization Dashboards

Interactive TV

Firewall

Landing ServerModelling ServerMaster NodeData Node 1Data Node 2Data Node 3

SwitchFirewall

Switch

Secondary DS with Disaster Recovery

Modelling ServerVisualization Server

Master NodeData Node 1Data Node 2Data Node 3Data Node 4

SwitchCO-WORKING SPACE

TARC Incubation

Testing and Deploy

WiFi

Platforms, Storage, Visualization

HPCs

WorkstationSmart

Classroom

WiFi

TAR UC Main CampusEast Campus, Block SA

ISP

ISP

FirewallISP

SwitchBandwidth

Virtual Machines

SERVER ROOM

Monitor

Smart classroom

Controller

POSTGRADUATE AND RESEARCH ROOM

WiFi

SolarPanels

Farm Box(Collaboration with Peking University)

Server

Johor Branch Campus

Perak Branch Campus

Penang Branch Campus

Pahang Faculty Branch

Sabah Faculty Branch TAR UC Main Campus

I2 Hub, Cyber Centre

ISP

Firewall

Switch

Connectivity Server

Shop floorMachines

ProductionFloor

HMI

INTERNET

TAR UC Research NetworkInfrastructure Funding

RMK11 RP4 Development Fund(Matching grant)2019 – RM 11miilion2020 – RM 6million

Manufacturing Industry (SMI/SME)

TAR UC Research Network Infrastructure

National Entrepreneurship Policy (NEP) 2030

ENTREPRENEURSHIP INITIATIVES

Malaysia launched the NEP 2030 on

11 July 2019.

Objective: To turn Malaysia into a true

entrepreneurial nation by 2030.

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TAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

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Industry Relevance

Entrepreneurship Driven

TAR UC’S STRENGTHS

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TAR UC leverages on these strengths for entrepreneurship

initiatives through the Centre for Business Incubation and

Entrepreneurial Ventures (CBIEV) and the iSpark Incubation

Center

TAR UC ENTREPRENEURSHIP ARMS

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5th and 6th FloorBlock SA,East Campus,TAR UC, KL

TAR UC’s iSpark Incubation Center under CBIEV provides

support and resources to TAR UC students, staff, alumni and

public to nurture potential entrepreneurs through iSpark

programs to transform ideas to marketable innovations

focusing on start-up companies.

5th and 6th Floor,

Block SA, East

Campus,

TAR UC

iSPARK PROGRAM

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Business Start-Up

Pitching

Business Funding and Investment

Pre-Ideation and Ideation

SessionMentoring

and Coaching

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04

03

02

05

06Contribution

to the

Community

• TAR UC’s iSpark

Program is a

complete cycle of

initiatives to

assists potential

entrepreneurs

through a one-

stop center built

around

entrepreneurship

ecosystems that

promote

innovation.

iSPARK FUNDINGS TO ENTREPRENEURS

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Prototype Funding

TAR UC actively supports budding entrepreneurs by providing

“Prototype Fundings” to projects that have potential for

commercialization.

iSPARK FACILITIES

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Co-Working Space

iSPARK FACILITIES

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Pitching Room

iSPARK FACILITIES

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Networking Lounge

iSPARK ACTIVITIES

• The Symposium

gathers

participants from

industry leaders,

education activists,

entrepreneurs, staff

and students, as

well as participants

from from

Malaysia, UK,

Thailand, Ireland,

Philippines, and

Indonesia.

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1st

Southeast Asia Institute for Transformational

Entrepreneurship (SEAITE) Symposium 2018

iSPARK ACTIVITIES

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iSpark Ideation Sessions

iSPARK IDEAS / PROJECTS

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• From its initial launch in

November 2017, the

iSpark program has

attracted huge interests

from TAR UC students,

staff, alumni, industry

leaders, and members of

entrepreneurial

communities.

iSPARK SUCCESSFUL START-UP

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Boxify

• Launched:

20 August 2018

• Boxify is an iSpark

successful start-up

offering locker storage

and parcel collection

services that runs on

IoT and AI chatbot

platforms.


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Cashierbook

• Launched:

29 August 2018

• Cashierbook is a

iSpark start-up

utilizing Social Media

Analytics and

Blockchain technology

to enable super-fast

and highly secured

intelligent e-commerce

transactions.


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TapFood and FitReactor

• Launched:

12 December 2019

• TapFood provides a

secure and efficient

web-based online

platform for ordering

food and beverages.

• FitReactor aims to

create an

interactive and versatile

approach to fitness

trainings and exercises.

How does TAR UC support AI & BDA

for iSpark?

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Latest development for BDA at TAR UC

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Hortonworks Hadoop cluster

IBM PowerServer running Hortonworks Hadoop HDP for scientific and business analytics has been setup at TAR UC

Tunku Abdul Rahman University College has embarked Big Data scientific research collaborations with many companies in areas such as Industry 4.0, Agriculture 4.0, Digital Marketing, Social Listening, Smart Campus etc.

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Latest development for AI at TAR UC

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Centre of Excellence in AI and BDA –

Awarded by MDEC Malaysia

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Machine Learning Workstations

24 x 128 GB, multi TB

workstations with GPU

cards: RTX6000, RTX2080S

and RTX8000 will highest

memory for deep learning

development works on

Vision and Image

Intelligence Research and

Big Data Modelling

Research.

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AI, ML and BDA – A Brief

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AI, ML and BDA – How do they work?

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Evolution of Learning Intelligence

Algorithm

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Differentiate AI, ML and Deep Learning

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AI and Machine Learning – Technological

Growth

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Applications of Machine Learning

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Current Landscape of AI and BDA

Professor Lim, AI,ML,BDA 33

Growth of AI and ML

According to recent survey,

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

and Machine Learning has

the highest expected

disruptive capability over

the next decade.

The disruptive potential of

AI-powered solutions

including chatbots, for

example, was rated higher

than "IoT, fintech

innovations, cloud

computing and

blockchain". 34

Use Case: Use of AI and BDA to Suggest,

Plan and Personalize Trips with Localized

Cultures Blend into Common Trips Big

Data

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Artificial intelligence (AI) Startup Funding Worldwide

from 2011 to 2019 (in billion U.S. dollars), by quarter

37https://www.statista.com/statistics/943151/ai-funding-worldwide-by-quarter/

Big Data Analytics (BDA) Startup Funding

Worldwide

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An iSpark Project: Travangel

A mobile app developed by students at TAR UC supervised by Prof Lim that potentially has attracted some interested party

It uses AI and Big Data algorithms where backend uses HORTONWORKS Hadoop cluster to process data crawled and frontend is a mobile app.

It uses AI algorithm to recommend and perform sentiment analysis.

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Use of Machine Learning & AI

Use of Big Data Analytics

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Q&A

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Thank You

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