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A staff of Viettel introduces about the tech giant s two Make in Vietnam technologies - Cyber Callbot and eKYC (Know Your Customers), a solution for customer identity verification. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam has been witnessing robust digital transformation in areas where local tech companies like Viettel,
FPT, and the Be Group, to name just a few, have secured a strong foothold in the domestic market.
The National Forum on Developing Vietnam’s Technology Companies was held in Hanoi last December, spotlighting digital transformation,
tech companies, and “Make in Vietnam” technologies. In remarks at the forum, Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung said “we have heard and spoken a lot about success stories in foreign countries, and now it is time for us to tell Vietnamese stories.”
M3 Communication s production line (Photo: nhandan.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) -
Ltd, a member of the military-run telecom giant Viettel, has officially become the first Vietnamese
enterprise joining the global aerospace supply chain, according to UK-based
Meggitt PLC.
Accordingly,
M3 Communication will supply materials, components and equipment for Meggitt
PLC which specialises in researching, designing, developing, manufacturing and
integrating products in the fields of aerospace, defence and energy.
In order to be approved by Meggit as a
supplier, M3 has developed a technological
process and measurements to evaluate the quality of product samples (known as
the First Article Inspection Process). All products must satisfy extremely
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Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc visits pavilions at the Vietnam International Innovation Expo 2021 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - Prime
Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has signed a decision on the national programme on
high technology development to 2030, which aims to develop and master 20
prioritised technologies in different fields.
One of the major objectives of the programme
is increasing the export value of the
high-tech products to about 60 percent of
the total in the manufacturing-processing industry, increasing the proportion
of the value of the high-tech agricultural production in the total agricultural
production value, while creating new products and services with high added
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Tri Nhan, the first robot built in Vietnam with artificial intelligence (AI), is expected to be the future of teaching.
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With the ability to do maths, solve problems, and even read poems, the robot could one day become a teaching assistant.
According to its developers, Tri Nhan integrates typical technologies from Industry 4.0, including AI, big data, cloud computing, 3D printing, blockchain, supercomputers, and bioinformatics.
It can answer questions in almost any field. Tri Nhan aims to serve the education sector by effectively supporting teaching and learning through answering questions and even solving equations.