AI development focuses on physical robotics and specialized business workforce training

Developments in Physical Artificial Intelligence (AI) are increasingly dependent on advanced hardware execution layers. To translate AI models into the physical world, robots require flexible end-of-arm tooling (EOAT), including specialized sensors, grippers, and tools capable of handling variations in component size, shape, and material. Physical feedback through force and torque sensors is essential for robots to adjust actions in real-time rather than following rigid, pre-programmed scripts.

In alignment with Vietnam's national digital transformation goals, there is a growing demand for specialized human resources. The UEH. ISB Talent School has launched an ‘AI for Business’ program to address this need. The curriculum integrates computer science, AI, and data with business logic, aiming to produce professionals who can apply AI to solve practical corporate challenges in finance, supply chain, and management. This initiative supports Vietnam's objective to become one of the top three Southeast Asian nations in AI research and development by 2030.