AkitaVault is making digital learning safer for students. Using AI to detect online threats and unusual behaviour in real time, its platform goes beyond traditional content filtering to help schools identify risks and respond quickly. Teachers and parents can also manage student devices through adaptive controls, creating a safer and more focused online learning environment.

What began as a student startup at NYP is now moving towards real-world validation. After securing NYP School of Information Technology’s Small Project Funding, the team is working towards piloting its solution with real users, while expanding its team and exploring opportunities for collaboration and growth.

AM Digiparts is transforming the way motorcycle workshops find spare parts. By using AI and optical character recognition (OCR), its platform turns bulky paper catalogues into a powerful searchable database, helping mechanics locate the right part in seconds instead of spending valuable time flipping through pages.

What began as a student innovation by Teo Yu Xiang has grown into a startup co-founded with Auto Machinery Singapore. The solution now delivers real business impact, saving around 180 man-hours every month and proving how technology can modernise traditional industries.

ArchAIve is an AI-powered tool developed to digitise and make Singapore’s heritage more accessible. Working with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the team developed a solution to digitise handwritten Chinese documents and calligraphy – including historical records dating back to 1906.

The tool uses AI to transcribe and translate historical records, making them easier to organise, search and access. The project demonstrates how technology can help preserve Singapore’s heritage and make historical materials more accessible to future generations.

Camoji is making networking easier by helping people turn new connections into lasting relationships. Its AI-powered platform scans business cards and QR codes to instantly capture contact details and the context behind each meeting, then helps users decide who to follow up with, what to say and when to reconnect.

What began as a student startup by Sean Lee and Iqbal Amran is now being tested with real businesses and audiences. After showcasing Camoji at SMEICC, the team gathered valuable feedback from business owners and industry professionals, using these real-world conversations to refine the platform and build towards its next stage.

Initiate is helping businesses find and adopt AI solutions with greater confidence. Its platform connects SMEs with trusted technology providers, startups, and digital innovation partners, making it easier for companies to discover the right tools and support for their digital transformation journey.

What began as a venture co-founded by Keshuram Ramani and Iqbal Amran has grown into a platform focused on strengthening the AI and digital ecosystem. By bringing businesses and solution providers together, Initiate supports collaboration, AI-driven advisory, and innovation across the region, demonstrating how technology can help organisations make better-informed decisions and accelerate growth.

Keypiece.ai is helping teams get more done by bringing conversations, tasks, documents and AI tools into one workspace. Its AI teammates help with the work around work — from tracking updates and following up on tasks to turning discussions into action — so people can spend more time on the work that matters.

What began as a tool built by NYP student Teo Yu Xiang to manage his own projects has grown into a platform designed for students, teams and businesses. Today, Keypiece.ai is being developed to give smaller teams the productivity and support of a much larger team, without simply adding more people or more tools.

ProcoLink is transforming the way businesses handle customer enquiries. By using AI-powered voice technology, its platform can answer questions across phone calls, WhatsApp, and email, helping companies respond faster while reducing the workload on customer service teams.

What began as a student startup by Siew Wei Heng has grown into a venture bringing AI communication solutions to businesses. The team has already developed and sold its Singaporean voice AI technology to companies, demonstrating how AI can automate routine interactions and improve customer support.

Tyllage helps small businesses solve everyday problems with automation, AI and digital technology. Its solutions automate tasks such as reading and organising information, turning manual processes into simpler digital workflows that save businesses time and improve efficiency.

What began as NYP student Yi Jiaxin’s entrepreneurial journey through the Build With Me initiative has grown into real-world projects with local SMEs. Jiaxin has worked on customised digital solutions for businesses across different industries – his automation, AI, and robotics solutions are now deployed across seven SMEs. His work demonstrates how students can turn classroom skills into technology that makes a substantive difference for businesses.

Virage is transforming the way organisations teach scam awareness. By using AI-powered phishing and voice scam simulations, its platform places users in realistic scam scenarios, helping them recognise warning signs and respond safely before becoming victims.

What began as a final-year project by Rohan Senthil has grown into a startup with real-world impact. The solution has been used in community outreach and gained support from organisations including the Singapore Police Force, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, and People's Association – demonstrating how technology can strengthen scam awareness and cybersecurity.