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Universities collaborate to drive innovative research

08/04/2026

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Universities are increasingly turning ideas into practical solutions for everyday life. At Hanoi University of Industry, students have developed LumiR, a robot designed to support daily tasks with navigation, real-time updates and obstacle detection. As collaboration becomes key, let's hear from Mr. Vương Bảo Sơn, Vice President of the HUB Network on how stronger partnerships can help bridge the gap between research and real-world impact.

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Society 01:26

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Society 02:20

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Society 02:55

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Society 03:25

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Society 04:22

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