Infocomm Club

National Software Competition - one of the annual competition our programming members take part in.

Singapore Team competing at International Olympiad in Informatics 2019 in Azerbaijan - Rafflesian Leong Eu-Shaun (2nd from left) and Daniel Choo Zhenghao (1st from right)

The RI Competitive Programming family - past and present competitive programming members from many different years coming together under a single Rafflesian banner. In Infocomm, we believe in a culture where past alumni give back to the school and the club by returning to train their juniors and ignite their passion.

i.code 2019 - Use of App Inventor to create cool mobile apps that tackles community concerns such as ageing population, cybersecurity, financial literacy and multiculturalism.

Robotics Members fighting for victory for RI at the RoboCup Singapore Open 2019. They ultimately emerged as the Soccer Lightweight champions and were chosen to represent Singapore at the International RoboCup 2019 in Sydney, Australia. There, the team secured 1st Place in the Superteam competition and 5th Place in the Junior Soccer Lightweight Category.

This global challenge is focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI), introducing students to AI and Microsoft’s AI for Good initiatives so they can come up with ideas to solve social, cultural and environmental issues. Our Year 1 team came up with An app using facial and gesture recognition to provide means of communication for people who can’t speak. They wanted to create this app to help one of the students communicate with a grandparent, who had recently had a tracheotomy.

Infocomm member crafting and programming a fake bomb which can only be ‘defused’ by solving a puzzle. Here, they use an arduino board along with different input and output components to create a complex device. This was made based on the game “Keep Talking and Nobody explodes”.

Members from our programming branch making use of what they have learnt in training to design and build an application. Here, they are working in groups to brainstorm and research ideas for their app. Later, they will program and create prototypes of the app.