Shannon Yeo Jun Wei

Sunlight based controlled vehicles have gone to the cutting edge. Many automobile organizations are moving in the direction of making sun-based vehicles and they are changing the entire industry. They are electric vehicles utilizing solar energy as their main source of power. How it works is that the photons of daylight strike the photovoltaic cells and energize the electrons. This permits an electron stream that makes an electric flow constantly. The electrical flow is then utilized as a "fuel" to run the vehicle. These cars are able to store solar energy and can likewise run easily without direct daylight. Firstly, the advantages of solar-powered cars are such as it does not cause ecological contamination as well as noise pollution. Secondly, it saves cost on fuel which constitutes to being sustainable and environmentally friendly. Lastly, no extra expenses are required aside from battery substitution.   Kashyap. (2019, November 1). All you need to know about Solar-Powered

Dear Prof Blackstone, My name is Shannon Yeo Jun Wei, currently pursuing a degree in Telematics at Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). I graduated from Singapore Polytechnic (SP) with a diploma in Engineering Systems specialized in Urban Transportation System. My interest in this field grew further when I had my internship with Land Transport Authority (LTA) during my last semester of study in diploma. I came up with a project which involved creating a mobile application to ease the day to day workflow of employees. From then on, I have first-hand experience to appreciate the beauty of two very different specialization fields and how they incorporate one another so perfectly. This encounter had become a catalyst for me to pursue a field specializes in both Engineering and Information Technology (IT) and therefore, my decision to chasing Telematics as a degree of choice. My main strength in communication comes in the form of active listening. I am able to put myself in other