Labs

Folio is an AI-powered research workspace that helps users organize information, explore research materials, and transform findings into reusable knowledge.

Built around a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) architecture, Folio processes documents and web content into searchable knowledge. Users can ask questions grounded in their research sources, inspect supporting citations, and develop findings through personal notes and notebooks.

The project demonstrates NUS Technology's capabilities in AI backend engineering, document processing, hybrid information retrieval, and knowledge management, supported by web and native mobile applications.

RoomScan is a native iOS application that transforms physical rooms into interactive 3D environments using Apple's LiDAR-based spatial computing technologies. Users can scan indoor spaces, explore reconstructed room models, attach notes to specific 3D locations, and share their projects with others.

Built for iPhone and iPad, the application combines RoomPlan, ARKit, RealityKit, and a dedicated backend to manage the workflow from spatial capture to synchronized collaboration.

The showcase demonstrates NUS Technology's capabilities in native spatial computing, interactive 3D development, offline-first synchronization, and permission-controlled data sharing.

ClearHear is a cross-platform mobile application built to showcase NUS Technology's expertise in on-device AI, real-time speech recognition, and responsive mobile application development.

The app captures microphone audio and generates live captions entirely on the device, without requiring an internet connection. As users speak, captions appear immediately, update continuously with partial recognition results, and finalize in real time. Sessions are stored locally, can be searched and exported, and are automatically summarized using an on-device language model.

The primary engineering goal was simple: deliver offline captions that keep pace with live speech while maintaining a polished, production-quality mobile experience.

Zuzu is a cross-platform livestreaming app built to showcase NUS Technology’s expertise in real-time mobile development, WebRTC video streaming, and resilient session management.

Users can start a livestream directly from their phone or discover and watch active streams from other users. While watching, they can chat, send heart reactions, and see viewer activity update in real time.