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Standout Technology Products and Solutions at Digital Week 2026

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Dozens of digital technology products and solutions were shown at Vietnam International Digital Week (VIDW) 2026 in Quang Ninh. Many use AI and IoT and are ready to be transferred or sold.

What happened

On the morning of October 28, the Minister of Science and Technology, Vũ Hải Quân, toured the exhibition before the VIDW 2026 opening ceremony. He tried digital products and services and listened to presentations from several booths. Companies and agencies showed technology that is ready to be handed over to users or sold on the market.

Key facts

  • Event: Vietnam International Digital Week (VIDW) 2026, held in Quang Ninh.
  • Date: October 28 (morning).
  • Dozens of products and solutions were on display.
  • Main technologies: AI (artificial intelligence) and IoT (internet-connected sensors and devices).
  • The EU research program covers the period 2021 to 2027.

What was on display

The EURAXESS ASEAN booth shared funding and research partnership chances between Europe and Southeast Asia. The National Innovation Center booth showed Nacencheck, a digital system that records where farm and specialty products come from, and a digital twin, which is a 3D digital copy of a real object. SCS Cyber Security showed tools for education, health and digital society. MedCAT showed automatic insurance claim processing and a chatbot that answers questions about medicine and diseases. Allogy showed Ofivi, an AI-powered digital office platform that helps manage documents, meetings and work in one system.

Why it matters

The event shows that Vietnam is moving from ideas to products that people and businesses can use. Tools for food tracing, healthcare and office work can make daily tasks faster and clearer. Links with European research programs may also help Vietnamese researchers find funding and partners.

What to watch

  • Whether the shown products are sold or transferred to real users.
  • Whether new research partnerships with Europe are signed.
  • How the Nacencheck food-tracing system is used by farmers and OCOP product makers.
  • How insurance and health companies use automatic claim and medicine chatbot tools.

Glossary

AI
Artificial intelligence: computer systems that can learn from data and make predictions or decisions.
IoT
Internet of Things: everyday devices, such as sensors, that connect to the internet and share data.
Nacencheck
A digital system from the National Innovation Center that records the origin of farm and specialty products, including OCOP products.
MedCAT
A company whose products handle insurance claims automatically and answer medicine and disease questions with a chatbot.
Ofivi
A digital office platform from Allogy that uses AI to manage documents, meetings and work tasks.

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