My First Innovation Booth: My Sincere, My Heart

 

At the IDIEC Sarawak, I designed the GeoMETriA booth with one intention: that every element would speak on its own, even without words, about inclusion and immersion in education. 

• The Umbrella above the booth → symbolizes inclusion. Just like an umbrella that shelters anyone beneath it, this element represents protection, equality, and a welcoming space for all learners, especially those with hearing disabilities.

• The Neon Cour Lights → represent immersion. Bright, glowing lights draw attention and create a sense of depth and vibrancy—mirroring the immersive experiences the metaverse offers in education.

• The Robot Mascot → embodies human-friendly technology. While advanced, the robot’s cheerful and approachable design reminds us that innovation must remain student-centered, engaging, and accessible.

3. Booth Identity

• The bold “GeoMETriA” signage on the front desk stands as the focal point—almost as if the innovation itself is speaking to visitors.

• Research posters and the laptop setup show that this is not just an idea, but a project grounded in solid academic work.

• The balance between formal academic posters and the playful mascot reflects the harmony between rigorous research and student engagement.

Childhood experiences taught me to think outside the box. Since Standard 3, teachers often chose me to take part in innovation competitions. Looking back, I just realized that my simple village life—chasing dogs and cats, bathing in the river, running freely in the farm, actually painted the sky of my imagination. Thank you, Dad, for never limiting my dreams and for allowing my imagination to fly without boundaries.