Recently, the Genxtra Science and Innovation Club under the International Education College (IEC) successfully held the Monthly Tech Innovation Exchange Meeting for international students. The event gathered international students engaged in scientific and technological innovation projects, fostering a vibrant and interactive communication atmosphere.

At the meeting, students sat together for in-depth discussions, taking turns to introduce their research progress, sharing hands-on experience from exploration, and openly exchanging views on technical challenges and solutions. The venue was filled with a positive atmosphere of mutual learning and brainstorming. During the vacations and spare time, these international students have been devoting themselves to innovative research: they have explored low-cost open-source educational hardware for STEM learning, focusing on feasible software–hardware integration with clear practical research value; developed AI-assisted intercultural communication systems; and completed the production and successful test flight of aircraft models. Most of the projects are still in the ongoing research and refinement stage.

After the exchange meeting, the students applied the experience and suggestions from the session to their research. They sorted out key directions for project optimization, adjusted research ideas accordingly, and continued to promote the iterative development of various projects with a more pragmatic attitude.

This monthly exchange not only fostered innovative interaction among international students but also inspired their enthusiasm for consistent research. It fully demonstrates the diligent and proactive scientific literacy of international students at SAU, and lays a solid foundation for their in-depth exploration in technological innovation.