Take a panoramic tour of Thuyloi University through 3D virtual reality

The event marks a new step in the comprehensive digital transformation process of the university, aiming to improve the effectiveness of training, research and practical connections. At the same time, it affirms the pioneering position of Thuyloi University in applying digital technology to university education activities.

All are digitized in detail and vividly.

Thuyloi University announces Virtual Tour system - a virtual tour to experience the school space from a 3D perspective

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Trung Viet, Vice Principal of Thuyloi University, speaks

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Trung Viet, Vice Rector of Thuyloi University, affirmed that in the strong development trend of digital technology and artificial intelligence, the digitalization of the entire university space and infrastructure is an inevitable requirement, helping to improve the learner experience, increase transparency in management and effectively connect with society.

The launch of the Virtual Tour system is a concrete demonstration of the commitment of Thuyloi University in pioneering innovation and applying technology to teaching, learning and management activities.

This system is implemented by Portcoast Consulting Joint Stock Company for Port Design and Marine Engineering in collaboration with Thuyloi University, allowing viewers to visit the entire Thuyloi University through 3D virtual reality space, from lecture halls, libraries, laboratories to dormitories, sports areas and research facilities.

All are digitized in detail and vividly, contributing to introducing the school to students and parents at home and abroad. At the same time, expanding connections with the alumni community, business partners, management agencies and society.

At the event, Portcoast representatives introduced modern technologies applied in the process of building digital models at Thuyloi University, notably BA-D laser scan technology with the ability to scan more than 2 million points per second, allowing accurate reproduction of terrain and constructions.

Along with that is the USB mobile mapping device supporting dynamic surveying, satellite image technology, shared data platform (CDI), integrated environment of sensors for structural analysis, construction deformation, virtual reality applications (AR), machine learning (ML), digital twin model and cloud-based construction management technology. All have been tested and certified for efficiency and accuracy by the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Thanks to the implementation of these advanced technologies, the entire facilities of Thuyloi University have been digitized synchronously through two implementation phases, becoming one of the first universities in the block of technical schools in Vietnam to have a modern, practical and in-depth Virtual Tour model as it is today.

Thuyloi University and Portcoas signed a cooperation agreement

Within the framework of the event, a cooperation agreement signing ceremony took place between Thuyloi University and Portcoast Design and Marine Engineering Consulting Joint Stock Company.

Thuyloi University and Portcoas signed a cooperation agreement

Accordingly, the two sides agreed to cooperate in the following contents: consulting and orienting the implementation of digital technology, building a training model combining virtual reality practice, organizing specialized courses on BIM - GIS - AR - ML, training and improving capacity for lecturers and technical staff of Thuyloi University, coordinating the implementation of domestic and international projects, creating job opportunities and developing high-quality human resources for students of Thuyloi University at Portcoast and partner units,...

Mr. Tran Tan Phuc, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Portcoast, emphasized that the cooperation between the two units is not only strategic but also comes from trust and long-term commitment. The parties share a vision of sustainable development, based on technology and knowledge, to contribute to training a generation of engineers and experts who are knowledgeable about reality and master modern technology.

Mr. Tran Tan Phuc, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Portcoast, introduced modern technologies applied in the process of building digital models at Thuyloi University.

It is known that the University of Water Resources' launch of the Virtual Tour system and the signing of a cooperation agreement with Portcoast are strategic steps to concretize the orientation of building a smart university, enhancing research and teaching capacity associated with practice; implementing the University's strong commitment to the national digital transformation.

This is also a practical action responding to the spirit of innovation in higher education, in line with the orientation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the major policies of the Party and State on developing high-quality human resources in the era of Industry 4.0.

Introducing the monograph "River mouth seaports: Research and practice"

Also at the event, Portcoast introduced and presented the monograph "Estuary Ports: Research and Practice" to Thuyloi University.

This is a scientific work by a group of authors: Prof. Dr. Le Phuong Hau, Scientific Advisor of Portcoast, former Head of the Department of Port and Waterway Construction, Vice Head of the Faculty of Waterway Construction, Hanoi University of Civil Engineering, former Vice President of the Vietnam Association of Ports, Waterways and Continental Shelf; Dr. Pham Anh Tuan, General Director of Portcoast and engineer Tran Phuc Minh Khoi, Portcoast staff.

The book not only summarizes decades of research and implementation experience of experts in marine engineering and water transport construction, but is also a valuable source of materials for training, teaching and research at the University of Water Resources.

The combination of in-depth theory and rich practice in the book's content has created consensus and high appreciation from teachers and scientists attending the program.

Nhat Hong - Nguyen Lien

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