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Lac Hong University in Dong Nai wins 2017 Robocon Vietnam

The team LH-Lightning from Lac Hong University in Dong Nai became champion of the 2017 Robocon Vietnam after a dramatic finale in northern Ninh Binh province on May 14.
Lac Hong University in Dong Nai wins 2017 Robocon Vietnam ảnh 1A quarter-final match of the 2017 Robocon Vietnam finale. (Photo: VNA)​

Ninh Binh(VNA) – The team LH-Lightning from Lac Hong University in Dong Nai becamechampion of the 2017 Robocon Vietnam after a dramatic finale in northern NinhBinh province on May 14.

The team willrepresent Vietnam at the ABU Asia-Pacific Robot Contest slated for this Augustin Japan under the theme “The Landing Disc”.

The 2017 Robocon 2017Vietnam, the 16th of its kind, brought together 32 teams with 224members from universities, colleges and vocational schools all over thecountry.

The finale wasorganised by the Vietnam Television and the Ninh Binh People’s Committee,attracting a big cheering crowd of fans and audiences.

Vietnam won theInternational ABU Asia-Pacific Robot Contest in 2014 and 2015. -VNA
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