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/ March 29, 2021

Viet Nam’s first autonomous vehicle debuts

Viet Nam's first self-driving vehicle's prototype was displayed in front of a conference building at Phenikaa University. — VNS Photo Ly Ly Cao Phenikaa Group, a multi-sectoral corporation, has introduced its prototype of a level-4 autonomous vehicle, Viet Nam's first smart self-driving vehicle. The vehicle is equipped with smart functions, artificial intelligence (AI) and advancements such as 2D/3D maps, Lidar sensor, SLAM (simultaneous localisation and mapping technology), machine learning and deep learning. The electrical eco-friendly self-driving vehicle also has nearly 40 level-4 self-driving features based on the standards of the Society of Automobile Engineers (SAE International), in which level 5 is the highest. Phenikaa's smart autonomous vehicle is driverless and the user can take control of the vehicle via a customised application. It still needs to undergo more tests for safety and at different locations, as well as more research to reduce production costs before being brought to market. With the current infrastructure, technology and regulations in Viet Nam, it might take some time before the vehicle can be used on the roads. "We hope the introduction of Viet Nam’s first 'Made-in-Vietnam' Level-4 Smart Autonomous Vehicle will facilitate the development of the self-operating industry, localise technological products and perfectly meet the market demand for high-quality, internationally standardised products and services," Le Anh Son, Director of Phenikaa-X JSC, said. "If self-driving vehicles are regulated by law like other vehicles in the future, they can solve all transportation issues. So the self-driving vehicles will be our future." Through the project, the group also expects to create a high-quality workforce for the local market. "We don't hold a dream of becoming an automaker. When investing in this project, our first target is to create useful and good high-tech products for lives," Ho Xuan Nang, Chairman of Phenikaa …

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/ March 30, 2021

Vietnam’s first autonomous vehicle debuts

Phenikaa Group, a multi-sectoral corporation, has introduced its prototype of a level-4 autonomous vehicle, Vietnam’s first smart self-driving vehicle. Vietnam's first self-driving vehicle's prototype was displayed in front of a conference building at Phenikaa University. The vehicle is equipped with smart functions, artificial intelligence (AI) and advancements such as 2D/3D maps, Lidar sensor, SLAM (simultaneous localisation and mapping technology), machine learning and deep learning. The electrical eco-friendly self-driving vehicle also has nearly 40 level-4 self-driving features based on the standards of the Society of Automobile Engineers (SAE International), in which level 5 is the highest. Phenikaa's smart autonomous vehicle is driverless and the user can take control of the vehicle via a customised application. It still needs to undergo more tests for safety and at different locations, as well as more research to reduce production costs before being brought to market. With the current infrastructure, technology and regulations in Vietnam, it might take some time before the vehicle can be used on the roads. "We hope the introduction of Vietnam’s first 'Made-in-Vietnam' Level-4 Smart Autonomous Vehicle will facilitate the development of the self-operating industry, localise technological products and perfectly meet the market demand for high-quality, internationally standardised products and services," Le Anh Son, Director of Phenikaa-X JSC, said. "If self-driving vehicles are regulated by law like other vehicles in the future, they can solve all transportation issues. So the self-driving vehicles will be our future." Through the project, the group also expects to create a high-quality workforce for the local market. "We don't hold a dream of becoming an automaker. When investing in this project, our first target is to create useful and good high-tech products for lives," Ho Xuan Nang, Chairman of Phenikaa University, …

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/ April 12, 2021

Passenger vehicles without camera to be fined up to US$518

With the requirement, the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam just requested the Departments of Transport of Provinces and Cities nationwide to speed up the camera installation process for business vehicles. Accordingly, passenger vehicles with at least nine seats including the driver' seat must be equipped with cameras before July 1 with features of video, image record and saving activities of driver and passengers inside of the vehicles during their journey. Data will be sent to transport businesses and Directorate for Roads of Vietnam. (Illustrative photo:SGGP) The local Departments of Transport recommended auto transport businesses should use cameras equipped 4G or 5G cellular networks instead of 2G to ultimately transmit data and to avoid time waste as telecommunication network operators will soon terminate 2G cellular network following to the Ministry of Information and Communications' schedule. By Bich Quyen – Translated by Huyen Huong …

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