01/08/2026
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TAINAN CITY, Taiwan โ Princess April Castillo, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Applications (BSCA) student from Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT), has been officially admitted into the 2026 Taiwan Experience Education Program (TEEP). The two-month international research immersion is scheduled from July 24 to September 23, 2026, hosted by the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Kun Shan University (KSU) in Tainan City, Taiwan. Her work will involve hands-on CNC machining training, Industrial IoT data acquisition, signal processing, and the application of machine learning algorithms to predict tool wear, culminating in an immersion report and a final presentation.
Under the direct supervision of Dr. Hsiao-Yeh Chu, Director of KSUโs Micro & Precision Manufacturing Center, Castillo will participate in advanced research titled "Development and Verification of a Multi-Tool Wear Prediction System for CNC Machining Processes Based on Current Monitoring and Industrial IoT". Her work will involve hands-on CNC machining training, Industrial IoT data acquisition, signal processing, and the application of machine learning algorithms to predict tool wear, culminating in an immersion report and a final presentation.
For Castillo, the internship represents a significant milestone in bridging academic foundations with cutting-edge industry applications. She expressed that the program is the ultimate test of her undergraduate studies, highlighting how the alignment of concepts broadens her scope from university laboratory experiments to real-world Industrial IoT systems. Looking ahead, she sees this immersive experience in Taiwan as a crucial stepping stone toward pursuing a master's degree in the country.