Research Experience at NTU Global Connect Fellowship

During the NTU Global Connect Fellowship, I worked at the Water & Energy Research Lab, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University. My project focused on an advanced 3D wireless power transfer system for autonomous underwater vehicles.

This experience helped me understand how research ideas move from theoretical modeling to system-level design. I explored mechanical design optimization for AUVs, communication between transmitter and receiver systems, and the role of relay-coil-enhanced wireless power transfer in underwater charging.

Beyond the technical work, the fellowship gave me a valuable opportunity to experience an international research environment, interact with researchers from different backgrounds, and refine my long-term academic direction in robotics and autonomous systems.