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After a challenging preliminary round with nearly three months of online training on the WISE-IoT platform, the 18 best teams from 13 universities and academies across the country officially entered the semifinal. Here, the teams presented their projects directly to the judging panel comprised of experienced experts and lecturers from various universities.

The meeting ended in a lively and open atmosphere. The careful preparation of lecturers and staff and the positive spirit of students created an exciting start for the new academic year 2025-2026. The FEEE hopes that with a clear orientation and close cooperation between lecturers and students, students will confidently conquer their learning, research and self-development goals this academic year.

With the goal of enhancing academic exchange and promoting research and practical application in the field of electronics and telecommunications engineering, the FEEE officially became a member of the Vietnam Radio – Electronics Association and established a branch (sub-association) at the TDTU. Joining the Association not only expands the Faculty’s academic network but also offers lecturers and students better access to industry practices, thereby improving their professional competence and career integration.

The trip expanded practical knowledge about clean room technology for students of the FEEE in the context of semiconductor design becoming a hot trend today. The network of partners and business relations of the FEEE always accompanies and provides maximum support to students of the FEEE in developing their careers.

MECA 2025, organized by Mitsubishi Electric Vietnam and professionally sponsored by the Vietnam Automation Association (VAA), is a prestigious technical competition for students majoring in Automation and Control. The competition offers a platform for students to showcase their talents, creativity, and problem-solving skills, while also providing opportunities to connect with industry, access advanced technology, and improve soft skills such as teamwork, presentation, and critical thinking.

The specialized workshop following the signing ceremony introduced in-depth presentations on personalized AI-powered training systems, digital twin technologies integrated with AI for home-based healthcare, and strict cybersecurity requirements in medical software. During the exchange session, representatives from both sides discussed the potential for developing personalized AI solutions, especially for elderly healthcare – a critical issue in both Vietnam and South Korea.

Marking its third consecutive year of participation, TDTU continued its legacy following the championship title in 2024. The Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (FEEE) proudly nominated two student teams, among which Team AutoX impressively advanced to the final round with their innovative project: “CNC Cooling Oil Quality Monitoring System – AI-Based Auto Replacement Alert”.

This meaningful annual event aims to create a vibrant space for connection and interaction among generations of alumni, as well as between alumni and current students. It is also a valuable opportunity for alumni to return to their alma mater, share experiences, and strengthen the relationship between individuals, enterprises, the Faculty, and the University.

More than just a platform for students passionate about entrepreneurship, the competition served as a convergence point for pioneering ideas, fostering connections between academia, technology, and industry. After more than two months of preliminary rounds, the outstanding student teams had the opportunity to present their project implementation outcomes, defend their ideas, and demonstrate the real-world potential of their innovative startup solutions.