PUNCAK ALAM, November 18–19, 2025 – The world of innovation and technology took center stage at the MakerLab Room, Level 3 of Tun Abdul Razak Library (PTAR), UiTM Puncak Alam Campus, as the MakerLab Exhibition 2025 opened its doors to the campus community and public. The event was held in conjunction with the prestigious UCS Knowledge & Research Carnival 2025.
- PTAR UiTM Puncak Alam hosted the MakerLab Exhibition 2025 on November 18–19, 2025, as part of the UCS Knowledge & Research Carnival.
- Held at the Level 3 MakerLab Room, the event offered interactive, hands-on tech experiences and student prototype demonstrations.
- The platform successfully fostered vital networking ties among innovative UiTM students, academic lecturers, and visiting industry professionals..
Operating from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM over a two-day period, the exhibition highlighted a diverse range of creative projects, live technology demonstrations, and student inventions. These exhibits showcased the capability of UiTM's younger generation to generate ideas that are not only highly creative but also practical and impactful.
Visitors had the unique opportunity to closely observe the entire creation process—from initial design concepts to final prototyping. Attendees were also treated to the immersive hands-on experiences that define the core identity of MakerLab, creating an environment where participants could seamlessly learn while experimenting with modern technology.
Beyond serving as a display of student achievements, the exhibition functioned as a strategic networking platform connecting students with industry partners, lecturers, and the wider campus community. This aligns perfectly with the overarching goal of the UCS Knowledge & Research Carnival 2025, which emphasizes smart collaboration between industry and students.
The two-day program was further enriched by various concurrent activities across PTAR, making the carnival an essential destination for those eager to explore innovation, expand their knowledge, and witness how raw ideas are translated into reality.
