Kuala lumpur: The RekaRangers Student Innovation competition has emerged as a new platform aimed at nurturing innovation among youth, supporting Malaysia's goal of becoming a competitive player in the digital economy. The initiative, launched by Cyberview Sdn Bhd as part of the Cyberjaya RekaFest 2025, garnered participation from over 180 entries from primary and secondary schools across the nation, according to Cyberview Sdn Bhd's chief executive officer, Kamarul Ariffin Abdul Samad.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Kamarul highlighted the importance of the RekaRangers event in spreading an innovative spirit among the younger generation throughout Malaysia. He emphasized that the event is not merely a competition but a platform designed to encourage long-term interest in innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship. The initiative aims to provide early exposure for youth to explore new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, the semiconductor industry, and green technology.

Kamarul noted the exceptional ideas presented by students, which demonstrate both ingenuity and a commitment to addressing real-world challenges. He added that this forward-thinking mindset is crucial for driving Malaysia's innovation agenda, and Cyberjaya is proud to support this initiative.

The competition concluded with SMK Tengku Intan Zaharah from Dungun, Terengganu winning the secondary school category with their Rebit (Reinforced Bitumen) project. In the primary school category, Sekolah Tinta from Shah Alam emerged victorious with their Eco Wudhu system, designed for recycling ablution water and rainwater.

The event's closing and prize-giving ceremony was presided over by Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Aiman Athirah Sabu. She also officiated the AKSADRON training centre, Malaysia's first structured drone training facility established in 2023, which has trained over 500 drone operators, reinforcing Cyberjaya's status as a technology and drone sports hub.