(103) Malaysia National Inventor Award

Malaysia National Inventor Award

Presented by Datuk Law Hieng Ding

Minister of Science, Technology and the Environment

Venue: Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Date: 30th August 1994

The MALAYSIA NATIONAL INVENTOR AWARD is indisputably the most 

highest and prestigious honor bestowed to inventors to recognize their achievement in 

inventing a product / process which have the highest potential of commercialization by the 

Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation ( MOSTI ).

Since 1992, entries are nominated and the short listed finalist had appeared and presented 

their inventions before a panel of highly qualified judges. Competitions is very stiff as this 

is ‘the’ award all the Malaysian inventors dreamed about.

Arrival of the Minister of Science, Technology and the Environment, Datuk Law Hieng Ding

The Minister and his Deputy, Datuk Seri Peter Chin

Sitting with the CEO of TPM, Datuk Dr Salleh

On stage for the award

List winners for this award:

Year Winners 2002 Profesor Dr. Asma Ismail (Universiti Sains Malaysia) Dr. Lee Han Lim @ Lee Ah Lam (IMR) 2001 Profesor Madya Dr. Rahmah Noordin (Universiti Sains Malaysia) 2000 Encik Norhaidi bin Tukiman (Multi-locking pulley) 1999 Dr Hasnan Mohamad (Hospital Kota Bharu) Prof. Madya Dr. Noraieni Hj Mokhtar (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia) 1998 Ir. Prof Madya Dr Haji Wan Hamidon Haji Wan Badaruzzaman (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia) 1997 Mr. Loh Pit Kin (P.K. Electronics) (UPS Black Box) Dr. Abd. Latif Mohmod (Forest Research Institute of Malaysia) 1996 Dr Mansor Hashim (Universiti Putra Malaysia) 1995 Dr Hoi Why Kong (Forest Research Institute of Malaysia) (White Charcoal) 1994 Encik Robest Yong Han Aun (Polyclone instant rubber stamp machine) 1993 Encik Diong Chong Khai Encik Choong Kian Thaw (Smart Lamp) 1992 Encik Liew Chewa War (Automatic camera winder)

(102) Creativity & Innovation Week 2008

Creativity & Innovation Week 2008

Officiated by the Minister of Science and Technology

Datuk Seri Maximus J Ongkili

Venue: Kuala Lumpur Tower

Date: 21st April 2008

The Minister of Science and Technology, Datuk Maximus J Ongkili giving his speech.

Camera crews recording the event

The President of MACRI, Dato Ghazi Ramli presenting his speech

The reception table

Seated L to R: Mohan, Bugs Tan, Dato' Ghazi Sheikh Ramli and RobestYong

Standing L to R: Ramesh Pillai, HP Lem, Jimmy Lai and Leong Wai Kin

Dato' Ghazi, President of Malaysian Association of Creativity and Innovations (MACRI) and RobestYong

(101) Malam Anugerah Keusahawan bersama DPMMKL

Malam Anugerah Keusahawanan bersama DPMMKL

VIP Guests: Y.A.Bhg. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad & 

Y.A.Bhg Tun Dr. Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali

Venue: Dewan Perdana FELDA

Date: 10th April 2009

Arrival of the Guest of Honour, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

And Dr. Siti Hasmah Ali

A photograph with Dr. Siti Hasmah Ali

Jimmy Lai and RobestYong

HP Lem and Ramesh Pillai

(100) National Intellectual Property (IP) Day 2009

National Intellectual (IP) Day 2009

-Hari Harta Intelek Negara-

Venue: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)

Date: 26th April 2009

The National Intellectual Property (IP) Day 2009 was held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), from 23-26 April 2009, in conjunction with the World IP Day on 26 April 2009 .

This annual event was organized by the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs in cooperation with the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO) to enhance public awareness on the importance of innovation, protection and commercialization of IP.  It also reflects the Government’s recognition to innovators on their contributions to the nation’s economic and social development. 

This year, “Intellectual Property – Driving Nation’s Competitiveness” 

was chosen as the theme to reflect today’s world where a country’s competitiveness
 is increasingly dependent on its capacity to innovate.  Each year, 26 April marks the
day we celebrate National Intellectual Property Day. The IP Day offers an ideal
opportunity to inform, educate and promote the importance of intellectual property (IP)
as a tool for economic, social and cultural development.

IP represents the product of our mind or intellect. However, without encouragement, 

many great innovations might have remained merely ideas. There were 200 booths 
available for inventors and innovators to showcase their IP assets and to share 
experiences on how such assets have contributed in enhancing their competitiveness. 

I was greatly honored to be featured in their brochure as a 'Malaysian IP Success Story'.

With M. Nasir representing the music and entertainment industry