News Express: UM, HK PolyU jointly organise entrepreneurship training camp
新聞快訊：澳大與港理大合辦創業培訓營
Kego組獲創業培訓營冠軍
The Kego team wins the championship in the entrepreneurship training camp
澳大與港理大合辦創業培訓營
為鼓勵大學生投身創新創業，探索跨學科融合與產學研結合的新模式，澳門大學鄭裕彤書院與香港理工大學應用物理系合辦第四屆創業培訓營——“我的初創時代”，吸引16名兩校學生參與。
澳大鄭裕彤書院代院長黃承發表示，培訓營的學員分組圍繞不同具市場潛力的創業題目展開深入探索，在為期多日的培訓與項目完善過程中，在多位來自學界與業界的導師指導下，完成市場分析、產品定位及商業模式設計，並於最終路演中展示成果。他認為培訓營不僅是一項創業比賽，更是一個讓學生在真實情境中理解創業流程、學習跨領域合作的平台。
培訓營的學員以不同的創業項目進行比拼，並由黃承發、前澳門啤酒總經理洪漢杰、香港理工大學應用物理學系高級講師詹國龍等多位企業代表及專業人士，從創新性、市場潛力、技術可行性、社會價值等方面進行綜合評估。最終，由澳大工商管理學院、鄭裕彤書院學生楊楊、盧讓嘉誠，以及香港理工大學應用物理系學生周致組成的Kego 組所提交的智能盆底肌訓練系統項目，憑藉清晰的市場定位及實用價值獲得冠軍，並贏得由工銀澳門贊助的 4,000 澳門元現金獎。該項目聚焦女性健康領域，推動盆底肌修復產品在澳門市場的應用與普及，回應女性在產後康復及健康管理方面的實際需求，展現了創業項目結合社會議題與市場導向的潛力。
亞軍則由澳大社會科學學院、鄭裕彤書院學生鮑建嵐、曹子斌與黃健樂，以及香港理工大學應用物理系學生阮浩哲組成的壺鑑見智能團隊以“紫砂溯源組——壺鑑見智能”項目奪得，贏得由工銀澳門贊助的 2,000 澳門元現金獎。該項目運用大數據分析與技術檢測手段，對紫砂壺材質進行智能鑑別與溯源，回應當前紫砂工藝品市場中真偽難辨的痛點，探索科技賦能傳統工藝的新方向。
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UM, HK PolyU jointly organise entrepreneurship training camp
Cheng Yu Tung College (CYTC) of the University of Macau (UM) and the Department of Applied Physics at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) jointly organised the fourth entrepreneurship training camp ‘Start‑up Weekday’ to encourage student engagement in innovation and entrepreneurship and to explore new models of interdisciplinary integration and industry-academia collaboration. The event attracted 16 students from both universities.
During the camp, participants presented entrepreneurial projects that were evaluated based on innovation, market potential, technological feasibility, and social value. The Kego team—comprising UM students Yang Yang and Lu Rangjiacheng, together with PolyU student Zhou Zhi—won the championship with their pelvic floor muscle repair product, which stood out for its clear market positioning and strong practical value. Another team, made up of three UM students—Pau Kin Lam, Chou Chi Pan, and Wong Kin Lok—and one PolyU student, Ruan Haozhe, won the runner‑up title for their Zisha teapot authentication system.
Wong Seng Fat, interim college master of CYTC, said that the training camp was not only an entrepreneurship competition, but also a valuable platform for students to gain first‑hand insight into the entrepreneurial process and to develop cross‑disciplinary collaboration skills in real‑world contexts.
To read the news on UM’s official website, please visit the following link:
https://www.um.edu.mo/news-and-press-releases/press-release/detail/63243/