Ang Jin Yang

With the increase in usage and dependency on 3D printing. Fields such as prototyping and manufacturing have begun using 3D printing to aid them in their work. Formlab's recent release of Form 3 3D printer is one such product ahead of its competition.  Form 3's technology enables high quality printing with little maintenance and tweaking. Unlike traditional injection-molded prototype which may be very high in cost and taking weeks to product one single mold, the form lab 3 is able to produce the same product in a matter of hours and at a fraction of the cost. Being able to create prototypes without the need for expensive tools is a more cost efficient and safer method of creating products.  Form 3 has wide appeal with its use of a high precision laser that produces unparalleled printing quality, surpassing competitors that use FDM printers. Being one of the most versatile 3D printers on the market, it is ideal for high quality prototyping, casting and production. .  Refere

Dear Professor Blackstone,   My name is Ang Jin Yang and I am currently pursuing a degree in Telematics.   Unlike many of my peers, I do not come from an engineering background. I graduated with a Diploma in Infocomm Security Management from Singapore Polytechnic. While the course covered many interesting areas such as secure programming, defending the network and penetration testing, I feel that one of the most important things that I developed was the ability to apply logical and process thinking skills to solve problems.   After polytechnic, I wanted to further my studies in an area where I could apply these skills. I feel that engineering would give me this opportunity. Specifically, I decided on Telematics as it is an exciting field, with the emergence of autonomous vehicles and other smart transport solutions.   However, while I find technology fascinating, I believe that soft skills such as communications are just as important as technical knowledge. No matter what ideas we have