The 《Y.S. Award》, organized by the Y.S. Educational Foundation and co-organized by the Synnex Foundation and other units, was held the final competition recently, and nearly 700 groups of college students competed. After half a year of evaluation, the three awards were announced, and a total of more than 2 million of competition prizes were awarded. In order to actively encourage college students to combine theoretical and practical needs and cultivate innovative application habits, SYNNEX Group President Evans S. W. Tu, attended the awards ceremony and presented the "Digital Application Award", which was won by the "Intelligent System for Muscle Mass Measurement and Evaluation" jointly developed by the Department of Healthcare Administration and Medical Information of Kaohsiung Medical University and the Department of Information Management of Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology.

　　The Y.S. Educational Foundation was established in memory of Mr. Miao, Yu-Siou, the founder of MiTAC-Synnex Group. MiTAC-Synnex Group has been established for more than 70 years. The group has branched out and its business scope spans the fields of computer, consumer electronics, IT distribution, system integration, software development, petrochemicals, industrial gases and food industries, and its operating bases have expanded around the world. The《Y.S. Award》 provides a stage for young students to practice their creativity and express themselves, and has been recognized by various sectors such as information technology, industrial design and video art. Over the years, it has cultivated more than 30,000 new talents to join various industries, injecting new ideas into enterprises.

Gold Award of the "Digital Application Category", "Intelligent System for Muscle Mass Measurement and Evaluation" by the Department of Healthcare Administration and Medical Information of Kaohsiung Medical University and the Department of Information Management of Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology

SYNNEX Group President Evans S. W. Tu, listened to the introduction of students' creative works

Nearly 3,000 college students and instructors competed for the three major creative competition awards after half a year