(4th left) Prof. CHEN Changwen, Chair Professor of Visual Computing, (5th left) JIANG Yiyang, and (1st right) MOK Ka Kiu attended the HKEIA Innovation & Technology Project Competition Award: For Students of Electronic Engineering or Related Engineering Fields Ceremony.
We are thrilled to announce that two of our graduates, JIANG Yiyang and MOK Ka Kiu, have achieved remarkable success in the HKEIA Innovation & Technology Project Competition Awards 2024. JIANG has been awarded the Gold Award, while MOK has secured the Bronze Award for their outstanding final-year projects.
Gold Award – JIANG Yiyang
Project: Video Moment Retrieval Using Deep Learning Models
Supervisor: Prof. CHEN Changwen, Chair Professor of Visual Computing
JIANG's innovative project focuses on enhancing video moment retrieval (VMR) by integrating large language models (LLMs). This approach effectively addresses challenges in generating continuous outputs for inter-frame relations, such as salience scores and inter-frame embeddings. By refining inter-concept relations in multimodal embeddings, JIANG's method enables precise retrieval without the need for textual training, marking a significant advancement in the field.
Bronze Award – MOK Ka Kiu
Project: AI-based Computing System/ApplicationWhatsThing
Supervisor: Dr CHAN Chun Bun Henry, Associate Professor and Associate Head (Partnership & Collaboration)
MOK's award-winning project is an AI-based mobile application designed to assist users in remembering important information effortlessly. A key feature of the application is its advanced receipt digitization solution, which supports multiple languages. By leveraging cutting-edge computer vision technology for image processing and fine-tuning large language models like GPT for key information extraction, MOK's solution has achieved over 90% accuracy in extracting essential details from receipts.
The HKEIA Innovation & Technology Project Competition Awards are jointly organized by the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA) and the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association Education Foundation (HKEIAEF). The awards aim to recognize and reward students for their outstanding final-year projects that exemplify excellence in technology and innovation.
