Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) and United TAIGU Technology have officially launched the TAIGU e-Bike Sharing System at UTAR Kampar Campus, marking a major step towards smarter and greener campus mobility.
\nThe initiative provides students and staff with a convenient, eco-friendly transport option for short-distance travel within campus, while supporting sustainability goals and reducing carbon emissions.
\nThe system features smart technology such as mobile app access, real-time tracking, GPS & RFID parking, Geo-Fencing, battery swapping, and solar-powered charging stations.
\nThe launch ceremony was officiated by UTAR President Dato\u2019 Ewe Hong Tat and attended by university leaders, TAIGU management, and representatives from Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS).
\nThis successful launch reinforces TAIGU\u2019s mission to expand smart, safe, and sustainable mobility solutions across Malaysia.<\/p>\n
Kampar, Perak \u2013 28 April 2026 \u2013 Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) has officially launched the TAIGU e-Bike Sharing System at its Kampar Campus recently, marking another significant milestone in the university\u2019s journey towards a smarter, greener, and more sustainable campus environment.<\/p>\n
This green mobility initiative is a collaboration between UTAR and United TAIGU Technology Group, reflecting both parties\u2019 shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and enhancing campus life for students and staff.<\/p>\n
The launch ceremony was officiated by UTAR President, IR Professor Dato\u2019 Ewe Hong Tat, who highlighted that the initiative goes beyond transportation.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is not merely a transport service. It is an important step towards building a smart and green campus, and reflects UTAR\u2019s continued commitment to sustainable development,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
He added that the project will help reduce carbon emissions, improve mobility convenience for the campus community, and encourage healthier lifestyle choices.<\/p>\n
United TAIGU Technology Group Chairman, Mr. Gao En Hai, expressed appreciation to UTAR for its trust and support in bringing the initiative to life.<\/p>\n
He shared that the e-Bike sharing service is designed to make movement across the expansive and vibrant Kampar Campus easier, faster, and more efficient for students and staff.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur goal is simple \u2013 to make campus mobility more convenient, seamless, and accessible for everyone. Whether travelling to lecture halls, libraries, cafeterias, or other campus facilities, these e-Bikes offer a practical and efficient transport solution.\u201d<\/p>\n
He also emphasised the importance of safe riding practices, responsible usage, and proper parking etiquette.<\/p>\n
Developed with user convenience and sustainability in mind, the TAIGU e-Bike Sharing System integrates several smart mobility features, including:<\/p>\n
\nMobile app access<\/p>\n
Real-time location tracking<\/p>\n
GPS and RFID parking system, Geo-Fencing System, Battery swapping support<\/p>\n
Solar-powered charging stations\n<\/p>\n
These features are aimed at providing a smooth, user-friendly riding experience while supporting UTAR\u2019s broader sustainability goals and efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.<\/p>\n
Following the launch ceremony, TAIGU\u2019s operations team conducted a live demonstration session, allowing guests, students, and staff to better understand the system and how it works.<\/p>\n
The launch ceremony was attended by distinguished guests from academia, industry, and government agencies, including:<\/p>\n
Dato\u2019 Ng Tong Hai, Managing Director, United TAIGU Technology Group; Mr. Xu Jin Cong, Executive Director, United TAIGU Technology Group; Mr. Jinming Lee, General Manager, United TAIGU Technology Sdn Bhd; TS GS PN. Azzuhana Roslan, Sustainable Mobility & Transport Unit, Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS);\u00a0Representatives and staff members of Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman; Members of the university community, students, and invited guests.<\/p>\n
The presence of Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) highlighted the growing importance of safe and sustainable micromobility solutions in Malaysia.<\/p>\n
Students also welcomed the initiative positively.<\/p>\n
A Computer Science student, Lee Feng Qi, described the project as a practical and forward-looking addition to campus life.<\/p>\n
\u201cGiven the scale of the Kampar campus, the e-Bike sharing system will make travelling between locations much easier, especially with tight class schedules. It also encourages sustainable transport choices in our daily lives.\u201d<\/p>\n
His views were echoed by fellow students from Computer Science and Business Administration faculties, who agreed that the initiative would improve convenience while supporting UTAR\u2019s green campus vision.<\/p>\n
The successful launch at UTAR Kampar Campus further reinforces TAIGU\u2019s mission to support educational institutions and communities with cleaner, smarter, greener and more connected mobility solutions across Malaysia.<\/p>\n