SHAH ALAM, 28 February 2022 - Canon has announced the launch of the EOS R5 C, the newest addition to the company’s Cinema EOS System of video production equipment. Designed for users who demand high performance for both video and still photo shooting, the camera features a compact and lightweight body weighing approximately 680g and it comes equipped with 8K RAW internal video recording.
By switching modes via the ON/OFF dial on the camera body, the EOS R5 C can be used either as a video camera with Cinema EOS System quality, or as a stills camera with high performance comparable to that of the EOS R5 mirrorless camera (released in July 2020). With the inclusion of next-level video and still image capabilities, the new camera is a complete package that is ideal for a wide variety of usage in which mobility is crucial, including journalism and fields that require cinema-level image quality, such as advertising and corporate video production.
Kuala Lumpur, 28 February 2022 – CROWDFACTOR X (“CFX”), the World’s 1st Crowdfunding Reality Show premiered on the 25th of February 2022 over a course of 3 episodes that were released daily.
CROWDFACTOR X challenges 8 outstanding entrepreneurs, also known as nation builders, to step out of their comfort zones and pitch their way to being crowdfunded USD 1 Billion.
For Season 1, CFX’s Top 8 Finalist were Nation Builders and CEOs of industry leaders in Malaysia such as Eddie Chew (Potboy Groceries), Anne Tham (Dwi Emas International School), Munir Ashim (GrasiCili) (smart farming), Nelson Liew (Vanilla Crepe) (food & beverage), Naveen Kumar (Ovachem) (green energy), CK Yeoh (AXG Industries) (glove), Dr. Abdul Razak (Duogo / iBoxchain) (smart business IT solutions) and Hafeiz Hassan (Singularity Aerospace) (aeronautical engineering).
Sunway University, Sunway Innovation Labs (iLabs) and Daikin Refrigeration Malaysia Sdn Bhd today announced that their pilot trial of graphene-based nano-fluid in industrial chillers has succesfully reduced daily energy consumption by up to 10% (kwH) consistently over a trial period of one-month, compared to when a chiller is running using regular tap water.
The nano-fluid results in almost 40% faster heat transfer, i.e., transferring the same amount of heat in a much shorter time. Resultingly, the chiller consumes less energy as it reached the setpoint temperature faster.
Chillers are one of the largest electricity consumers in a building and could consume up to 40% of a building’s total energy use in commercial and industrial buildings.
