On October 15, 2026, Air Vacuum Automation Vietnam (AVA), Beijer Electronics and Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering (HCM-UTE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), marking a new step in connecting industrial expertise with technical education and workforce development.
The partnership focuses on training, technology application and practical skills development, creating opportunities for students to gain exposure to industrial technologies and applications relevant to real-world manufacturing environments.
Representatives of the Three Parties at the Partnership Signing Ceremony
Inauguration of the Beijer Electronics Lab
A key highlight of the event was the inauguration of the Beijer Electronics Lab at HCM-UTE’s Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The laboratory features Beijer Electronics equipment, including HMI panels, controllers and industrial networking devices, to support practical learning and research in automation.
Delegates Participate in the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the Beijer Electronics Lab
The facility provides students with opportunities to explore technologies used in industrial applications while helping educators connect academic learning with practical engineering experience.
Exploring Automation in the AI Era
The program also featured company presentations and a panel discussion on the future of automation in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Representatives from AVA and Beijer Electronics, together with other speakers, exchanged insights on industrial AI applications, cybersecurity, predictive maintenance and data-driven energy management.
Panel Discussion: The Future of Industrial Automation in the AI Era – Trends and Opportunities
Through this collaboration, AVA continues to support the connection between industrial technology and technical education, helping create more opportunities for hands-on learning and contributing to the development of skilled professionals for the automation industry.
AVA values the opportunity to work alongside Beijer Electronics and HCM-UTE to encourage technology adoption, knowledge sharing and long-term collaboration.
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