Stories from Singapore · Singapore

3D printing technology for In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) has been introduced in Singapore, utilizing ammonia in the printing process. This method involves taking an ear impression with silicon material to create custom-shaped IEMs.

The Singapore Tourism Board projects tourism revenue to increase to $47-50 billion by 2040. The Singapore Tourism Board reported that Singapore hosted nearly 17 million foreign visitors in the past year, reflecting the country's open approach to tourism.

Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) announced it will collaborate with telecom Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) owners. This initiative aims to build their AI competencies and explore the possibility of using AI for cybersecurity.

A conference is being held in Singapore where participants are working on an evacuation corridor. A conference in Singapore is discussing platforms, with the source noting that Singapore has very strict content rules compared to Thailand.

Dr. Beverly Mock, a senior scientist at a national agency for scientific and technological research, is currently focused on developing a novel treatment for inherited retinal disease.

Singapore's port handles 90% of large ships that dock to unload containers, according to a Thai broadcast. The MCOT FM 100.5 News report confirmed that 90% of large ships arrive at Singapore to unload containers, which are then dispersed to other vessels.

Real estate in Singapore is currently transacting at an average price of $2,980 per square foot. The Prominent Peak development offers modern interior design, smart home technology, new facilities, and top-quality finishes.

Organizations in Singapore are actively raising funds and building connections, with women members volunteering at various special education schools and the Special Needs Association. These organizations also maintain an association with the Community Chest.

The long-anticipated premiere of "The Mandalorian and Grogu" is scheduled for May 21 in Singapore theaters. This film marks the first theatrical release for the Star Wars franchise in seven years.

Tickets are available for the Singapore Heritage Fest 2026, specifically for 'Seaside Tales of Sembawang'. Interested individuals can find tickets at shf2026jeromelemsebawang.petix.com or through the main festival website, www.heritage.sg/sgheritagefest.