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The specialized report session provided students with the latest and basic insights on the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and image processing techniques in the medical field. Especially, it supports cancer diagnosis, and helps students of the FEEE see the connection between specialized knowledge such as digital signal processing, image processing and biomedical electronics with practical applications in health care.

The URLAB research team’s achievement is not only a source of pride for the students of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, but also affirms the reputation of Ton Duc Thang University in scientific research and innovation. The results of this contest clearly reflect the university’s educational quality and the dedication, creativity, and problem-solving capacity of its students in addressing real-world challenges.

The ceremony honored outstanding individuals and helped spread a sense of responsibility and community awareness within the academic environment. The contest not only offered students an opportunity to apply their practical knowledge, but also served as an important stepping stone in their journey to becoming skilled, dedicated electrical engineers.

The event marked the beginning of a strong, sustainable cooperation between the FEEE and Jinyu Tire Vietnam, opening up future opportunities for research, training, and the development of high-quality human resources.

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.

Through the the exchange and cooperation session, students were introduced to new research directions and approached modern methods, thereby orienting their future graduation projects and theses at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) and Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) in Taiwan.

The dialogue achieved its goal, helping the FMB and the FSM grasp the wishes and difficulties of the students, while creating conditions for students to find answers to their questions. This contributed to the development and improvement of the FEEE.