Students learn about environmentally friendly technologies in cars and motorcycles.

Students learned about technological solutions to reduce emissions from motorcycles and new technologies in electric cars, on the sidelines of the workshop "Green Movement - Technological Solutions for a Sustainable Environment".

On December 13th, Binh Duong University of Economics and Technology co-organized a scientific conference with the theme "Green Movement – ​​Technological Solutions for a Sustainable Environment".

The workshop was attended by over 200 faculty members, teachers, and students from the school, along with representatives from technology companies.

Dr. Le Van Ut – Assistant to the Chairman of the University Council of Van Lang University on scientific research – presented content related to the role of student scientific research.

At the workshop, delegates explored the FECO X3 technology solution – a device that helps reduce exhaust emissions from motorcycles. The discussions focused on the current state of motorcycle emissions and environmental protection requirements, the principles of semiconductor nanotechnology, emission reduction mechanisms, fuel optimization, and improved operational efficiency.

Representatives from the electric car manufacturer BYD presented new technologies.

In addition, the workshop also introduced new technologies in BYD's electric vehicles, including next-generation battery technology, driver assistance systems, active safety systems, and the software ecosystem for electric vehicles. Students from the Automotive Engineering Technology department also participated, presenting practical ideas and solutions revolving around the theme of green mobility.

Students from Binh Duong University of Economics and Technology participated in the workshop.

In addition, during the program, students get to experience vehicle emission testing, receive guidance on safety inspection procedures and vehicle preparation, practice reading data on motorcycles (measuring and analyzing CO and HC parameters), and test drive electric vehicles from BYD.

Students from Binh Duong University of Economics and Technology experience BYD electric vehicles firsthand.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/sinh-vien-tim-hieu-cong-nghe-than-thien-moi-truong-tren-o-to-xe-may-post828478.html