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Advantech Vietnam, VinBigData team up to provide AI-based solutions

Advantech Vietnam and VinBigData, a technology arm of VinGroup, on March 24 signed a strategic cooperation agreement to provide Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions and Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) for customers in Vietnam and neighbouring countries.
Hanoi (VNA) – Advantech Vietnam and VinBigData, a technologyarm of VinGroup, on March 24 signed a strategic cooperation agreement toprovide Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions and Artificial Intelligence ofThings (AIoT) for customers in Vietnam and neighbouring countries.

To harness strengths and competitive edges of both sides,the two tech companies agreed to together produce AI-based solutions for smartsecurity cameras, smart healthcare, smart infrastructure, smart cities andothers.

They will focus on developing AI-based solutions in computervision, one of the most powerful, innovative and attractive industries, thathave been used in multiple sectors.

The cooperation between Advantech and WinBigData aims tobring to the market highly-applicable and affordable smart solutions inmultiple industries.

Advantech Vietnam, VinBigData team up to provide AI-based solutions ảnh 1Advantech Vietnam and VinBigData, a technology arm of VinGroup, sign a strategic cooperation agreement on March 24. (Photo: VNA)
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Director-General ofVinBigData Dao Duc Minh said his company expects the strategic partnership dealsigned with Advantech will lay the foundation for the development of asmart product ecosystem in medical imaging and computer vision to improve thelife quality of Vietnamese.

“We believe this partnership will benefit both sides in apractical way and act as a bridge to take “Make in Vietnam” technologies to theglobal market,” said Advantech Vietnam Director-General Do Duc Hau.

Advantech Vietnam is one of the leading providers of smartIoT solutions in Vietnam, particularly in industry, healthcare and smart city.VinBigData, meanwhile, is among top Vietnamese developers of AI-based solutionsin computer vision and smart healthcare.

VinBigData has been Advantech Vietnam’s partner in developingthe cloud-based picture archiving and communication system (PACS) in healthcare./.
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