Through the seminar, students gained a clearer understanding of advanced engineering solutions currently applied in industry, bridging academic knowledge with practical production environments. The event not only expanded professional knowledge but also strengthened collaboration between the FEEE and industry, creating opportunities for students to enhance their career awareness and access new technologies in the future.

Throughout the program, students also had the opportunity to directly observe and experience the operation of Delta robots and lightweight 5-axis collaborative robots (cobots) manufactured using self-lubricating plastic materials. These advanced devices demonstrated the latest technological trends in robotics and industrial automation. The hands-on experience helped students gain deeper insights into technology development trends, equipment operation processes, and the professional skill requirements of modern engineering workplaces.

FEEE Startup Wings 2026 concluded with many remarkable highlights, strongly spreading the spirit of creativity, integration readiness, and the aspiration to master technology among students of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Ton Duc Thang University. The competition will continue to serve as an important launchpad for nurturing young innovators, pioneering engineers, and promising startup projects in the coming years.