首届越南具身智能大会河内举行 智元机器人与越南国家创新中心签约布局人才生态
10月2日，第一届越南具身智能大会（AGIBOT Partner Conference）在河内举行，由越南国家创新中心（NIC）、中国机器人企业智元机器人（AGIBOT）及其越南伙伴ECOLIV、Great Education联合主办，550多名与会者参加。会议恰逢越南国家创新日（10月1日）与越南劝学日（10月2日）。
与会者包括科学技术部、教育培训部、工贸部等政府机构代表，50多所学校的校长，20多家研究机构的代表，以及产业伙伴与终端客户。会议聚焦具身智能前沿技术、产业应用、人才培养与生态部署，标志着智元机器人拓展越南市场的重要一步。
智元在会上展示了人形机器人、四足机器人、轮式机器人等全系列具身智能方案及教育与工业场景应用，并正式启动面向越南教育与科研领域的「远征计划」类合作项目（Yuan Sheng Program），内容涵盖课程开发、联合实验室、师资培训、学生实践与科研项目。
机器人进课堂是这场大会最具体的落点。对在越华人家庭而言，中国机器人企业把教育生态带进越南学校，意味着下一代在本地课堂里就能接触到与中国同步的机器人课程；对越南而言，与中国科创企业的合作是其2030年科技战略中「掌握核心与战略技术」的一块拼图。
First Vietnam Embodied AI Conference Held in Hanoi as AGIBOT Partners with National Innovation Center
The first Vietnam Embodied AI Conference was held in Hanoi on October 2, co-hosted by Vietnam's National Innovation Center, Chinese robotics company AGIBOT and its Vietnamese partners ECOLIV and Great Education, attracting more than 550 participants. The conference coincided with Vietnam National Innovation Day on October 1 and Vietnam Encouragement of Learning Day on October 2.
Participants included officials from the ministries of science and technology, education and training, and industry and trade, principals from more than 50 schools, representatives of over 20 research institutions, and industry partners and end users. Discussions covered embodied intelligence technologies, industrial applications, talent development and ecosystem deployment.
AGIBOT showcased humanoid, quadruped and wheeled robots and solutions for education and industry, and launched the Yuan Sheng Program for Vietnam's education and research sector, focusing on curriculum development, joint laboratories, faculty training, student practice and research projects.
For Chinese families in Vietnam, the most concrete outcome is robots entering local classrooms through a Chinese company's education ecosystem. For Vietnam, cooperation with Chinese technology firms forms part of its 2030 science strategy of mastering core and strategic technologies.
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