The competition serves as a practical initiative encouraging students not only to acquire technical knowledge but also to apply it flexibly in real-life situations. Through this, students are empowered to develop impactful startup ideas that address societal and community challenges. The university aims to create a dynamic academic environment that bridges technology, business, and language contributing to sustainable economic and social development.

The team, comprising Nguyen Dinh Duc, Le Van Thinh, Cao Hoang Khai, and Mai Diep Minh Quan, under the dedicated guidance of faculty members from the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, developed and presented the project “Assistive Device for Learning Braille for the Visually Impaired” a deeply human-centered technological solution designed to help people with disabilities, particularly the visually impaired, access knowledge more easily, actively, and engagingly.

TDTU Open Day 2025 not only served as an information hub but also as a bridge connecting prospective students, their families, and the university. The FEEE booth demonstrated a strong commitment to student recruitment, leaving a positive impression and assisting attendees in making informed decisions about their academic futures.