Recently, I went to a networking event for Malaysian companies and Japanese investors in Tokyo, run by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and others with connections to both Malaysia and Japan. It was a great opportunity to build connections with other start-ups from Malaysia and introduce tsuin.ai to people.
The atmosphere at the event was nice and friendly. It began with a few short speeches about previous successes of similar start-ups connecting Malaysia and Japan and welcoming messages. We took a photo with everybody who participated in the event as well.
One of the people I talked to at the event was Chor Chee Hoe, who introduced me to Qarbotech. They are developing technology to accelerate photosynthesis using a completely organic solution to be sprayed on plants. Chor Chee Hoe demonstrated this technology to me using two vials, one which had regular water in it and the other one with the organic solution. Shining a flashlight into both vials, it was clear that the one with the organic solution reflected the light a lot brighter. This was a fascinating demonstration of how such a solution can be used to enhance photosynthesis.
When I talked to people about tsuin.ai there, they seemed to be sympathetic to the need for a twin agent to help with software maintenance, especially as many of them had experience with developing software. We also had an interesting discussion about the way the digital twin should be trained, with a few people expressing ideas about how the AI should learn the coding style and logic of the best or most efficient programmer so that it can be standardised for everybody else. A similar idea is in fact aimed to be done with tsuin.ai as well, since the AI twin will be developed to have a company knowledge base of individual developers and teams on top of industry best practice knowledge. This way, it functions as a living knowledge base.
It was also great to talk to others about more personal things including university, living in different countries such as Japan, the UK and so on. I also talked to someone who was interested in using tsuin.ai in their business.
Finally, the food offered at the event was fantastic, as I find Malaysian cuisine delicious. It was nice to be able to have dishes such as mee goreng, otak-otak, kuih bakar and more !