Partial list of achievements

• Starting January 2003, TwinGlass - A tranparent, end-to-end and scalable IPv4 and IPv6 transition mechanism has been put to trial use in two general purpose computer labs in School of Computing, NUS.
• Design and development of a Middleware framework for rapid prototyping of embedded internet appliances. The work has lead to the startup Innvo Systems Pte Ltd.
• In March 2000 it successfully demonstrated an Internet appliance based on Voice over IP at the Internet2 meeting in Washington DC.
• Conceptualised and designed the NUS campus wide Secure Plug-and-Play network which includes design of proprietary single-sign-on protocols, and policing services to ensure that the network is secure with its 24 hours open network access points.
• Worked on a project called "Chameleon" based on the concept of TCP Trunking by Prof. H.T. Kung of Harvard University to provide stastical guarentess for a number of voice/IP connections between two gateways. We have also developed mechanisms like TCP HACK (Header Acknowledgement) and TCP-CM (TCP for continuous media) which have been published in reputable conferences and journals.
• It successfully piloted the distance learning project by collaborating with Stanford University and KTH Sweden. The multicasted course was offered for 1 semester over SingAREN and Internet2 from March - June '99.