Ambition
Pick a goal that feels slightly too big. The next step gets obvious.
I build AI that keeps workers safe on oil rigs, construction sites and factory floors.
Founder and CEO of Invigilo AI. Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia. I have given 76 talks in 11 countries, from Fortune Brainstorm AI to the Misk Global Forum.

President of the school astronomy club. Still reads astrophysics and particle physics.
Materials Science and Engineering at NUS. UC Berkeley, with modules at Stanford.
76 talks in 11 countries, from Riyadh to San Francisco.
3D printed solar cells and four research papers.
Invigilo AI since 2020. Close to 200 deployments on sites, rigs and vessels.
Grew up in a family where safety was a common language.
Aims high and makes his own luck.
Written on my student portfolio at NUS in 2017. It still reads like the plan.
ACS(I). Where the love for the night sky started.

A camera that spots driver fatigue on worker transport. My first safety vision project.
3D printed solar cells from photosynthetic proteins. One in Advanced Functional Materials.
With modules at Stanford.
Students teaching one another. It did not survive. I kept the lesson.

Won InCube with Omnisight at the URA Centre.
Left my job at the peak of COVID to build AI that keeps workers safe.

Walking the President through the platform.


Industry, Manufacturing & Energy.

On stage with Google in Riyadh.

Saving Lives With AI.

Energy Tech Challengers Asia.

From offshore vessels to MRT tunnels.
Most of this came from my parents.
Pick a goal that feels slightly too big. The next step gets obvious.
Say what is true, even when it costs the deal.
Every worker should get home after the shift. That is why Invigilo exists.
If a site supervisor cannot get it in one look, it is not finished.
Go to the site before you build. We lived on rigs, sites and in deserts to learn the problem.
Most of my breaks came from being in the room. Show up, ask, follow up.
After my parents, these three.
“Stay hungry. Stay foolish.”
“Rest at the end, not in the middle.”
“When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor.”
From the Misk Global Forum in Riyadh to Fortune Brainstorm AI in Singapore and the Startup World Cup in San Francisco.






Keynotes, panels, workshops and mentoring. In person or online.
AI that leaves the laptop and goes to work on rigs, sites and factory floors. What worked and what did not.
How to get AI adopted by experts who have every reason to doubt it.
Half or full day. Leaders leave having built something with the tools they already use.
Office hours, accelerators and student founder programmes.
For a bio, photos or a talk outline, send a note.
17 features across print, radio, podcasts and film since 2019.

AI could save $250 billion a year from workplace accidents
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Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow
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How NUS students built AI to protect workers worldwide
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30 Under 30 Asia: Industry, Manufacturing & Energy
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President Halimah Yacob visits Invigilo
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AI Revolution panel at Misk Global Forum
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A winning idea in four days
Read →Invigilo among three start-ups awarded under a JTC programme
Read →Saving Lives With AI: a student short film inside Invigilo
Watch →Invigilo at SuperAI 2025
Read →Opening episode of the Intrigued to Innovate podcast
Listen →AI and workplace safety in Singapore
Listen →Innovations in construction tech
Read →Reimagining innovation: Vishnu Saran
Watch →Safety doesn’t happen by accident
Read →Interview on AI for worksite safety
Listen →#41 Self-discovery through entrepreneurship
Listen →“Safety has been a common language that we have spoken from day one.”
“We went down to oil rigs. We stayed there. We stayed in construction sites. We stayed in deserts.”
“Imagine one central brain of safety managers, with thousands of years of experience. A safety officer that never sleeps.”
“Nobody was believing a 25, 26 year old trying to sell them enterprise technology.”
“Validation really comes from people putting money on the table.”
“Go on the ground, talk to people, build a product from the ground up by listening to customers.”
From a student design prize in 2017 to winning AI for Energy in Kuala Lumpur this year.
Five real decisions from the early years.
I ran the astronomy club at school and won a few awards for it. I still read astrophysics, quantum mechanics and particle physics.
Nights at the telescope.
Black holes and dark matter.
Superposition, uncertainty and the observer problem.
Quarks, the Higgs and the machines built to find them.
Every visitor adds one.
Speaking, workshops, mentorship, or building something together.
