In the final results, TDTU03 was crowned Champion with an impressive time of 4 minutes and 54 seconds, while TDTU01 confidently secured the Second Prize. This remarkable achievement not only honors the competing teams but also affirms the university’s role in training high-quality technical human resources, ready to meet the demands of the digital technology era. 

Through the seminar, students had the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge, better understand the practical applications of wind energy in power systems, and orient their graduation thesis topics toward real data and conditions from industry. This activity has contributed to enhancing training quality through the integration of theory and practice.

With high applicability in urban environmental monitoring, the project supports management agencies in identifying pollution hotspots and provides reliable data for urban planning and scientific research. Notably, the system’s implementation cost is approximately 60-70% lower than that of imported solutions, contributing to the promotion of “Made in Vietnam” technological self-reliance and making a meaningful contribution to efforts aimed at reducing air pollution in Vietnam.