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In this age of automation technology, the idea of robots replacing humans for heavy work is normal. However, the implementation is never that simple for students...

Startup opportunities while still studying are higher in technology majors than in other fields. One can say this because students in these majors come in contact with technology, can experiment with new products in modern laboratories, and are supported by talented lecturers...

The national finals of the 2018 Go-Green-In-The-City contest was held at Schneider Electric Vietnam on July 17 and the winners will advance to the East Asia Finals on August 21. Four of five finalists come from DTU, the Cute Kitten from Civil Engineering...

An “FPGA Drowsiness Warning System”, developed by two DTU Electrical Engineering students, Nguyen The Duc and Ho Van Chuong, received strong recognition at the 2018 Asian Intel Innovative FPGA competition for its practicality and convenience...

Doan Thi Thu Ha, a DTU Electrical Engineering senior was one of 20 females nationwide honored as a 2018 Nationally-Distinguished Female Student in the field of Science and Technology. A ceremony was held in Ho Chi Minh City on December 28th by the Ministry of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh city Central Communist Youth Union...

The “2 in 1” battery-powered electric wheelchair enables users to better maneuver in confined spaces, where the motor can be detached, or for longer distances when attached. It is simple and convenient and can be easily tailored to the owner’s body and delivered in two sections, that can be joined together quickly by the user at any time, in any situation...

On January 26, DTU donated ten electric wheelchairs, manufactured by lecturers and students from the DTU Center of Electrical Engineering, to local handicapped people with special difficulties. Dang Ngoc Trung, the lecturer who led the students, said that his research team wanted to make wheelchairs allowing the disabled people to move easily in different places unaided...

On January 26, ten disabled people were donated electric wheelchairs worth 15 million dong each. The wheelchairs were the result of a DTU research project by lecturers and students, who designed and built them to provide the handicapped with an alternative means of convenient transport. The intention was to improve their psychological wellbeing and efforts to succeed in their lives...

For many disabled people, the warmth of Spring and Lunar New Year comes early, as Duy Tan University brought them some joy with valuable electric wheelchairs. The ten first electric wheelchairs researched, designed, and manufactured by DTU were given to disabled in Danang with particularly difficult circumstances in the morning of January 26, and provided the recipients with boundless happiness for the coming Lunar New Year...

DTU and the Da Nang newspaper donated ten battery-powered wheelchairs to the handicapped in Danang. DTU Vice Provost Assoc.Prof. Nguyen Ngoc Minh explained that the organizers were assisted by the Da Nang Newspaper and the leadership of five Danang wards and communes to select ten people with disabilities in particularly difficult circumstances to be recipients of the wheelchairs...