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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...

A great many people in Danang have recently discussed about the electric wheelchairs manufactured by the Electrical Engineering lecturers and students at DTU. The first ten battery-powered wheelchairs were donated to disabled people with particularly difficult circumstances in Danang in January...

The judge awarded first prize to the project “Applying IoT technology to sericulture”, developed by students of Electrical Engineering. Second prize was awarded to projects “Applying IoT technology to smart clean vegetable garden” and “An additional lighting system to smart garden using LED lamps”, also by Electrical Engineering students...

To provide applicants and their parents a clearer understanding of enrollment criteria and the majors offered by DTU, the university has developed a Facebook live stream of enrollment advice. The first broadcast on May 25 was viewed by tens of thousands and had rave reviews. As a follow up, a second broadcast was streamed on May 29...

Automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence are now evolving rapidly in Vietnam and robotics have the potential to replace workers in many professions, including education, hospitals, hotels, airports, supermarkets and so on. The University of Nevada, in Las Vegas USA, has much experience in robotic manufacturing technology...

On December 10, DTU held its sixth Conference on Electronics, Telecommunications and Electrical Automation to promote applied research and allow researchers, lecturers and Electrical Engineering students the opportunity to develop partnerships. Dr. Ha Dac Binh, Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, said: “The Conference on Electronics...

On December 13, the VinTech City and Business Startup Support Center (BSSC) jointly held the “Seeding Your Idea" Startup Contest and DTU students took second place for their “SMartbed” project. Ms. Truong Ly Hoang Phi, General Director of VinTech City and Deputy Chairperson of the HCM Young Business Association said: "This is a happy day for VinTech City, as our excellent partnership with BSSC...

The objective of the contest is to encourage research and creative thinking, and applying it to solve practical everyday problems. The contest is jointly organized by the Ho Chi Minh city Youth Union and Vietnam National University. Two thousand contestants from one hundred universities, colleges, and institutions nationwide took part...