Sydney, Australia – August 10, 2026 – SotaTek participated in Viet Nam – Australia Tech-Connect Forum 2026, held at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), showcasing a diverse portfolio of technology products spanning artificial intelligence, digital education, computer vision and enterprise automation.
Held as part of the high-level activities strengthening the Viet Nam – Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Tech-Connect 2026 brought together government agencies, universities, research institutes, technology organisations, enterprises, investors, startups and experts from both countries. The forum served as a platform to strengthen collaboration across science, technology, innovation, education and workforce development.
Connecting Viet Nam and Australia through technology and innovation

Viet Nam – Australia Tech-Connect 2026 focused on moving bilateral cooperation beyond knowledge exchange towards joint research, technology development, investment and commercialisation.
The programme featured high-level plenary discussions, thematic sessions, connections among governments, universities, research institutions and enterprises, alongside an exhibition showcasing technologies across areas including AI, healthcare, education, automation and renewable energy. Seven memoranda of understanding were also exchanged between Vietnamese and Australian organisations to advance cooperation in research, talent development, technology transfer and real-world technology applications.
The exhibition brought together representatives from key Vietnamese ministries and organisations, including the Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Education and Training, and Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, as well as leading Vietnamese enterprises and technology organisations.
At the Ministry of Science and Technology's exhibition area, SotaTek was among the Vietnamese technology companies selected to present technology products and solutions alongside organisations including the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT), MedCAT, Dong Anh Electrical Equipment Corporation and Kaopiz Holding.
SotaTek showcases the Made by SOTA technology ecosystem
At its booth, SotaTek introduced a portfolio of technology products and platforms developed across AI, education and enterprise digital transformation, including:

- NoteX – an AI meeting assistant delivering 99%+ transcription accuracy across 100+ languages
- Saydi – an AI-powered voice translation platform supporting real-time multilingual communication across meetings, events, and international business environments
- SotaAgents – Enables enterprises to build intelligent agents, automate multi-step workflows, and integrate AI into existing systems
- SotaUni – A digital university solution supporting the digital transformation of higher education
- DeepEdu – A Vietnamese-first AI education infrastructure for K-12, built around local language, curriculum, pedagogy, and data-sovereignty requirements
- UniLearn – Combines personalized learning pathways, step-by-step explanations, 24/7 AI tutoring, gamification, and progress tracking to support students, parents, teachers, and schools.
- Cuppy.ai – Provides personalized English learning for students from Grades 1 to 12 through web, mobile, and an AI robot companion
- SotaVision – Applies AI and computer vision to detect surface defects, missing components, assembly issues, and production abnormalities
- Univison – An AI-native video management platform for government, manufacturing, finance, logistics, retail, and education
Through live demonstrations and discussions at the booth, SotaTek shared how these technologies can move beyond concepts and pilots into applications across enterprises, manufacturing and education.
Welcoming government and technology leaders to the SotaTek booth
SotaTek was honoured to welcome Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan to its exhibition booth, alongside leaders and representatives from Vietnamese government agencies and organisations participating in Tech-Connect 2026.

The delegation visiting and engaging with the SotaTek team included leaders and representatives from the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence Authority, the Ministry of Education and Training, Viet Nam's science and technology representation in Australia, as well as science and technology representatives and experts from the broader Viet Nam – Australia innovation ecosystem.
The visit provided an opportunity for SotaTek to introduce its technology capabilities and demonstrate practical applications developed by Vietnamese engineers for businesses and institutions across different markets.
Minister Vu Hai Quan highlighted at the forum the importance of shifting Viet Nam – Australia cooperation from technology transfer towards joint research, co-investment and co-development of new technologies and intellectual property, with enterprises playing a central role in the innovation chain. Priority areas include AI, semiconductors, cybersecurity, quantum technologies, biotechnology, clean energy and marine technologies.
From Vietnamese engineering to global technology collaboration
Tech-Connect 2026 reflects a broader direction in Viet Nam – Australia cooperation: connecting governments, universities, researchers and enterprises to bring research and technology closer to practical applications and markets.
The exhibition itself combined technology showcases, live demonstrations and direct business connections, creating opportunities to progress from research collaboration towards technology development, application and commercialisation.
For SotaTek, participating in Tech-Connect 2026 was not only an opportunity to showcase Vietnamese-developed technology in Australia, but also to engage directly with policymakers, researchers, universities, enterprises and technology partners around potential areas of collaboration.
As Viet Nam and Australia deepen cooperation in strategic technologies and digital transformation, SotaTek looks forward to contributing its engineering capabilities, technology products and global delivery experience to initiatives that connect research, technology and real-world business impact.
