VHSTIT Home¶

Welcome to the official homepage of the Victoria Harbour Science and Technology Innovation Team (VHSTIT). We are a technology innovation team directly affiliated with the Affiliated School of JNU for Hong Kong and Macao's Students (ASJ) at the school level, dedicated to advancing technology and research through interdisciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge projects.

Core Mission and Vision¶

VHSTIT adheres to the philosophy of "technology-driven innovation, practice achieves the future," focusing on solving practical engineering problems while cultivating members' innovative thinking and engineering practice capabilities. We are committed to building an open, collaborative technology innovation platform that contributes to the technological innovation culture on campus.

Current Key Projects¶

Our current project portfolio is as follows:

1. Rocket Launch Project: A campus sounding rocket engineering project powered by a self-developed solid fuel, with an onboard altitude logger and video recorder recovering the flight altitude curve and footage of the whole flight. Status: proceeding normally.
2. Electromagnetic-Lock Compound Short-Range Catapult System: Combining elastic potential energy as primary storage with electromagnetically controlled precision release, providing a short-range, highly repeatable catapult launch platform for remote-controlled fixed-wing model aircraft, with launch dynamics data acquisition and simulation analysis. Status: in progress.
3. Data Compression and Integrity Assurance Scheme: Based on communication coding theory, an end-to-end scheme concatenating Huffman source coding with CRC and Hamming channel coding, balancing compression efficiency against data integrity. Status: scheme design complete.
4. Smart Campus System: An integrated platform based on IoT and AI technologies designed to optimize campus operational efficiency and enhance intelligent campus management. Status: suspended indefinitely; no longer pursued.
5. Fiber-Optic Computer: A breakthrough computing technology research focused on leveraging optical computing principles to achieve unprecedented data processing speeds and energy efficiency. Status: transferred to other related teams; this team no longer tracks its progress.

Team Composition¶

The team is organised into five departments by function: the Compounds and Materials Department, the Engineering and Experiment Department, the Electronics and Information Department, the Organization and Publicity Department, and the Oversight Committee. Additional participants support the team's work on a project-by-project basis. With clear divisions of labour and efficient collaboration, the departments jointly keep projects on track.

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