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The competition attracted the participation of many students studying Control and Automation Engineering major and Mechatronics Engineering major at the FEEE. At the competition, the teams presented their initiatives and solutions in applying automation and mechatronics to solve problems encountered in life and industry.

Within the framework of the meeting, the FEEE and partners discussed future cooperative projects to build a better learning environment for students. This promotes the implementation of activities such as field trips, internships, career practice, recruitment programs, career guidance, skill development, training, and scientific research to help students consolidate knowledge and apply it to reality.

Through this seminar, students have gained useful knowledge about new technologies (5G, IoT, …). From there, students have a more general view of the telecommunications industry and have new directions in scientific research, learning as well as future work.

The AETA Conference was founded and organized for the first time by Ton Duc Thang University in 2013 and has now become a prestigious scientific conference that is held periodically. AETA 2023 has attracted the attention and participation of leading experts from various countries around the world, with 53 full-text articles and 24 summary reports on the ongoing research findings.

After nearly 4 hours of competition through 2 stages (Stage 1 - Presentation and Defense, Stage 2 - Answering situational questions posed by the Jury), the students of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering excellently won the Second and Third prizes.

The project involves constructing a robotic arm model by designing and 3D printing it, based on the structure of a human hand. The robotic arm is controlled by a guide device placed on the human operator’s hand. This robotic arm can be used in various specific industries, helping to ensure labor safety in toxic and dangerous working environments.

Through this activity, the Alumni Liaison Board in particular and the FEEE in general hope to create opportunities for students to exchange, learn, and understand more about the field of solar energy, and the usefulness and application of Revit software.

The friendly football tournament ended successfully, contributing to building a playground, practicing sportsmanship, creating conditions and an environment for generations of alumni to meet, interact, share, and strengthen the spirit of solidarity between generations of alumni, lecturers, and students.

During the presentation, the technical experts from NK Engineering introduced the Endress+Hauser industrial measurement devices to the students. The seminar enhanced the collaboration between the Faculty and his industrial partnership, and provide an opportunity for students to intern and work at the company in future.