14 Zulkaedah 1445H | 23 May 2024M
Indera Kayangan Ballroom, The Empire Brunei, Brunei Darussalam
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A suitable logo was designed through a competition among Universiti Teknologi Brunei (UTB)’s staff and students. The winning logo design was created by Pg Dr Haji Md Esa Al-Islam bin Pg Haji Md Yunus, former Principal Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering Programme Area / former Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of UTB.
represents the letter C for Crown
represents the letter P for Prince
The bubbles floating out of the map of Brunei Darussalam and revolving around the globe represent excellence, quality, imaginative, creativity and innovativeness which reflect the dawn of a new era of local inventors. It also signifies teamwork as one of the objectives of the CIPTA award.
represents the letter C for CIPTA
The logo “THE CROWN PRINCE CIPTA AWARD” reflects creative and innovative product and technological advancement from potential local inventors to be awarded nationally as well as to be recognised internationally.
The Map of Brunei Darussalam with its national colours reflects the extent of the competition which represents the Bruneians with their creativity, innovative and competitiveness while maintaining their traditional values.
represents the letter A for Award Globe and Abstract Motifs
The abstract motifs which surround the globe indicate that this award is a stepping stone for Bruneians to be at par with other international counterparts.
The use of colours in the logo represents the hard work that potential local inventors experience in creating fresh ideas with knowledge and available resources. These basic colours also represent the colours of Universiti Teknologi Brunei as the pioneer and organising body of the prestigious award.
The trophy has been designed and produced in
UTB. The shape of the trophy represents a modest yet strong foundation of
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) that forms an essential
element of the nation’s vision towards a sustainable economy. The shape also represents a
generation with a competitive mindset with a resilient awareness of the
economic challenges. Taking recourse into the creativity and innovative nature
of this talent pool will enable us to fulfill the national aspirations towards
economic diversification.
The robust and minimalist design of the trophy -
achieved using locally found materials, signifies the nation’s emphasis on a
creative approach that leads the nation to be regionally and globally
competitive utilising its limited resources. The logo at the top of the trophy
symbolises the commitment of the CIPTA Award towards creating multiple avenues
for innovation and invention.
The austere form of the trophy provides an
inspiration towards achieving the national ‘Vision 2035’ and thus elevate us in
the global setting.
The CIPTA 2025 competition is comprised of three main categories, as follows:
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 23 May 2024 | Launching of CIPTA 2025 competition |
| June 2024 – Dec 2024 | Roadshow series |
| 27 January 2025 | Closing date for registration and abstract submission CIPTA 2025 Competition |
| March 2025 | General meeting and briefing by the Technical Committee to shortlisted participants |
| 05 May 2025 | Closing date for full submission of entries reports for shortlisted participants |
| May 2025 | Hardware / Poster Set-Up at UTB |
| May 2025 | Final presentation and evaluation |
| June 2025 | CIPTA 2025 Awards Ceremony |
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: cipta@utb.edu.bn