The Asian Scientist 100
Andrew Nee
Professor
Institution
National University of Singapore
Country
Singapore
Field
Engineering
Nee, an expert on the use of computer-aided design in precision engineering as well as an augmented reality pioneer, received the US Society of Manufacturing Engineers Gold Medal in 2014 for his lifetime contributions to manufacturing research.
(Photo: National University of Singapore)
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Andrew Nee Awarded 2014 SME Gold Medal
In recognition for his contributions to manufacturing technologies, NUS Professor Andrew Nee has been awarded the 2014 SME Gold Medal.