Group A is for children aged from 9-11 (relevant to primary school level).

The Organizing Committee awards the prize to winners of the Robocon Bac Giang Mascot Design contest.

Group B is for children aged from 12 to 15 (relevant to secondary school level).

Group C is for those from 16 to 18 (relevant to high school level).

Group D is for those not older than 22.

Groups A, B and C attracted 387 teams from 10 districts, townships and city in the entire province.

For Group D, both qualifying and final rounds will be held concurrently as participants in this group compete directly with robots in both stages.

After over 3 months, the Bac Giang Robocon mascot design competition received 56 entries. Of which, the Organising Board awarded 6 prizes for 6 authors winning the “Bac Giang Robocon mascot design” category.

The first prize came to the entry RobotXanh (Green robot) (code No LV021) by Nguyen Thu Binh, a teacher of Viet Yen No. 2 High School.

Hanoi culinary festival to feature pho made and served by robots

Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy pho made and served by robots at the Hanoi Culinary Culture Festival, which is scheduled to take place from November 29 to December 1 at Thong Nhat Park.

Vingroup establishes robotics research and development company

Vingroup has announced the establishment of VinRobotics, a robot research, development and application company, with a charter capital of 1 trillion VND (39.35 million USD).

“Vietnamese Tet in Me” contest draws engagement in Europe

After nearly three months since its launch (from December 15, 2024, to February 28, 2025), the “Vietnamese Tet in Me” contest has attracted enthusiastic participation from the overseas Vietnamese community, with 251 entries submitted from 15 countries across Europe.

 

Exhibitions, media contest highlight efforts to promote human rights

The media award on human rights in Vietnam is open to both Vietnamese and foreign nationals aged 15 and above, featuring two categories - photography and video.

 

National anthem singing contest launched at red addresses

Under the theme "Em yeu To quoc Viet Nam" (I Love Vietnam), the national anthem singing contest for children at historic sites (also known as “red addresses”) will take place nationwide from now until September.