Digital Age Student Week Launched in Ho Chi Minh City
Robots and ECG devices were introduced as part of events organized to give students technology experience and improve their digital skills.
Digital Age Student Week officially kicked off on the morning of October 10 in Ho Chi Minh City to help students improve their digital skills and experience technology.
Purpose of the Event and Organizers
Organized by the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union and the Vietnam Student Union at the University of Science, the program was launched on the morning of October 10.
This activity was organized to contribute to the concretization of resolutions in the fields of science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation.
Target Participant Numbers
Nguyen Dang Khoa, President of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union, stated that the event creates an environment where students can access new information.
Throughout the week, it is aimed for 100,000 students across the city to participate in digital skill development activities.
Technological Experiences and Projects
At the event, students experienced many innovations such as augmented reality games, artificial intelligence games, and spider robot models.
Additionally, a device capable of transmitting electrocardiogram signals to a computer, developed by Tran Vo Thien Phuc, was also introduced.
Community Service Projects
Within the scope of the program, the Traffic Accident Warning Device for the Public project was handed over to the Vietnam Student Union of the University of Science to serve the community.
This project is planned to be actively utilized in the Spring 2027 Volunteer Campaign.