A kinder campus, together.
Interactive preview uses three supplied product images; unphotographed sides are not represented.
Our ambition goes beyond a shelter: measurable campus care, responsible stewardship and partnerships that grow with the evidence.
Project alignment, not a UN award, SDG certification or measured achievement.
Postcards + keychains · Purpose-led giving
Interactive demonstration · Example cat records, sensor readings and financial figures only.
Seen → cared for → belonging.
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PAUS / REAL PRODUCT PHOTOSAngled side panel, integrated compartment and protected access.
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Explore the sensors, E-Ink and care workflows in one clear view.
One physical refuge. One digital companion.
PAUS brings refuge design, proposed sensor monitoring and community care into one ecosystem.
A concept showing how future IoT updates could reach both the App and E-Ink panel.
Concept architecture, not live telemetry. The website and current App do not verify a real sensor-to-cloud-to-E-Ink connection.
Tap a card to see how the physical product supports care.
A food-level sensor and water-level reading could inform care teams when a refill is needed.
Website = discover PAUS. App = participate in its daily care.
Meet campus cats and review care notes.
Check station levels and feeding times.
Record cats and their campus locations.
Coordinate feeding and volunteer routines.
Support PAUS through community merchandise.
Connect people who care for campus cats.
These are features of the PAUS App concept and prototype. Availability depends on the deployed App version; sensor integration and payment processing are not live.
PAUS proposes a more coordinated way for cats and people to coexist. Impact is something to demonstrate with real records—not a number to invent.
PAUS brings together a sheltered refuge, responsible feeding routines, readable care status and an App designed to coordinate people who help.
The SDGs provide a reference framework. The links below are proposed contributions, not verified achievement or UN endorsement.
Promote more considerate shared campus spaces through a supervised, accessible care point and clear user circulation.
Explore durable components, replaceable scratching inserts and monitored refills to support thoughtful materials and supplies management.
Encourage humane, professionally advised population management while assessing potential risks that free-roaming cats may pose to native wildlife.
Propose structured cooperation between the campus, local authority, welfare organisations, veterinary advisers and community volunteers.
Alignment ≠ achievement. No audited SDG outcomes, certified environmental savings or formal SDG recognition are claimed. Goal 15 requires particular caution because free-roaming cats can have ecological impacts; partner guidance and biodiversity safeguards are essential.
These are indicators to collect during an approved pilot. No pilot results are presented yet.
Feeding, cleaning and water checks completed against the approved schedule.
Evidence / timestamped care logsManual verification and, once validated, time-stamped sensor readings.
Evidence / inspections + sensor testsVerified TNR, veterinary referrals and follow-up records with authorised access.
Evidence / NGO or veterinarian recordsActive volunteers, completed shifts and appropriately resolved reports.
Evidence / signed-off volunteer registerOur current outputs are a design concept and interactive digital demonstration. Impact reporting begins only after site approval, supervised operations and verified records.
From a supervised university pilot to a replicable community-care model—guided by partners, measured through evidence and expanded only when ready.
Collaboration status: these organisations are potential engagement targets, not confirmed sponsors, endorsers or partners of PAUS. A proposed campus pilot is subject to institutional approval, welfare guidance and funding.
Each stakeholder contributes a different capability. Clear responsibilities make the project more realistic and accountable.
Research-based options for future outreach. None has been presented as having committed to the PAUS project.
Explore community care, public-health guidance and Smart City consultation for a future Iskandar Puteri/Skudai expansion.
Official Smart City UnitSeek site permission, safety and hygiene approval, nominated staff support and a supervised location for an initial trial.
UTM CCIN contactExplore cat sterilisation, vaccination awareness and welfare advice. The group has appeared in an MBJB cat-care programme.
MBJB programme referenceSeek guidance on responsible rescue, fostering, TNRM and community education, subject to the society's availability.
Organisation informationForm an approved volunteer rota for daily care, cleaning, observations and incident escalation through the PAUS App.
Enquire to participateA possible later-stage municipal engagement route for Johor Bahru, after demonstrating feasibility within the approved campus pilot.
See documented programmeA thoughtful direction for responsible stray-cat care, connected technology and stronger communities — starting small, learning responsibly and growing with the right people.
Explore a supervised campus care station, bringing the physical PAUS design and App concept together.
Invite guidance from welfare groups, veterinary advisers, university teams and civic organisations.
Explore how an evaluated care model could be adapted for other suitable community settings.
Future aspirations, not confirmed commitments. Any pilot or wider use depends on site permission, safe circulation, animal-welfare and hygiene guidance, reliable data and willing partners.
We welcome initial conversations with university teams, welfare groups, veterinary advisers, responsible volunteers and organisations interested in community-led care.
Food · water · veterinary care · upkeep
Shown amounts are sample data. Real payments and live financial reporting are not enabled in this prototype.
of RM 3,000 illustrative fundraising goal
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This is a demonstration. No money is collected.Our postcard and keychain concepts can help fund long-term care.
Keep a little kindness close.
Postcard & keychain concepts, with a tote bag coming soon. Checkout is a simulation, not a real payment.
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PAUS combines a humane cat refuge with a proposed app-connected care network. Competition concept · No verified live IoT, animal records or payments.
Let's make campus kinder, together.
