T&T introduces technology solutions at ICD Vinh Phuc project at VIIE 2025 event

(Dan Tri) - On the morning of October 1, at Hoa Lac High-Tech Park (Hanoi), the Ceremony to respond to the National Innovation Day 2025 took place.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, leaders of ministries, branches and representatives of many typical enterprises such as T&T Group, Marvell, Samsung... pressed the button to respond to the event.

The National Innovation Day celebration is an event within the framework of the National Innovation Day 2025 and the Vietnam International Innovation Exhibition 2025 (VIIE 2025).

Also here, the Vinh Phuc - Vietnam SuperPort ICD project, implemented by the T&T Group Joint Venture and YCH Group (Singapore), has brought many impressive technological experiences.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh , leaders of ministries, branches and representatives of many typical enterprises pressed the button to respond to the National Innovation Day 2025 (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Pioneering in developing breakthrough technology solutions

Presenting to the Party and Government leaders at the Vietnam International Innovation Exhibition 2025, Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, CEO of Vietnam SuperPort, said that Vietnam SuperPort has been, is and will be integrating artificial intelligence (AI) application technologies that have been successfully deployed at the Supply Chain City (SCC) of YCH Group in Singapore.

In addition, this port also cooperates to develop AI solutions with the world's leading technology partners to enhance cargo handling capacity and support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Vietnam.

These are breakthrough innovations, focusing on four solutions: new generation artificial intelligence for aviation operations; logistics connection platform; automatic cargo handling by robots and building a roadmap according to international standards, towards the Net Zero commitment by 2040.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and leaders of ministries and branches visited T&T Group's exhibition booth at the event (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Regarding aviation operations, according to Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, ICD Vinh Phuc is researching to apply an AI document authentication system. This is a solution to automatically extract and verify important information from cargo documents according to regulatory requirements.

These technologies help simplify compliance processes, reduce manual effort, and significantly improve document authentication accuracy.

In addition, Vietnam SuperPort is also researching the application of AI to the cargo screening system to proactively detect and warn of prohibited and dangerous goods.

The solution helps improve the accuracy and reliability of the cargo screening system, allowing real-time warnings; thereby improving process efficiency and reducing dependence on manual inspection.

Regarding the logistics connection platform, Vietnam SuperPort has established a strategic partnership with Vietnam Post Logistics and financial-technology partners such as Techcombank, Visa and Doxa (Singapore) to co-develop an integrated logistics market platform, strongly supporting Vietnamese SMEs.

The platform supports small and medium-sized enterprises to digitalize completely from ordering to payment, integrate real-time order tracking, simplify procedures and make processes transparent.

At the same time, the platform connects with bonded warehouses, transportation and financial services, helping to improve cash flow, reduce paper dependency and enhance the ability to participate in global trade.

Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, CEO of Vietnam SuperPort, presented innovative solutions of Vinh Phuc ICD - Vietnam SuperPort (Photo: T&T Group).

In the field of automation, Vietnam SuperPort is collaborating with the Singapore Government’s Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) and ecosystem partners to develop AI-integrated robotic solutions for open air warehousing (OACT) to optimize cargo handling capacity, improve productivity and reduce error rates, strengthening competitive advantage.

These include Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGV); Robot loader; Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR).

ICD Vinh Phuc also commits to achieving net zero emissions by 2040, in line with global trends, increasingly stringent regulatory requirements and multinational customers' requirements for low-carbon logistics services.

To realize this goal, Vietnam SuperPort applies a rigorous carbon auditing process using blockchain and AI technology for the entire operation, monitors scope 1 and 2 emissions, and develops a specific roadmap to ensure sustainable emissions reduction progress.

This is an important goal to contribute to the development of a sustainable, circular economy, thereby positioning Vietnam SuperPort as a pioneer in the green logistics trend in Vietnam and the region.

Continue to realize the major policy of innovation and creativity

As part of the ASEAN smart logistics network, Vietnam SuperPort is one of the largest logistics centers in the North.

This is a multimodal logistics port, with an area of ​​up to 83 hectares, total investment capital of nearly 300 million USD, located in the industrial capital of Binh Xuyen (Phu Tho province), invested and developed by T&Y SuperPort Vinh Phuc Joint Stock Company - a joint venture between T&T Group and YCH Group (Singapore).

Located on the Northern Economic Corridor, Vietnam SuperPort is expected to connect 20 industrial parks with major seaports and airports, including Hai Phong, Noi Bai, and extending to Yunnan and Kunming, China.

Inheriting nearly 70 years of experience in logistics from YCH Group, Vietnam SuperPort takes advantage of connections with global supply centers across Asia, including China, India and Southeast Asia.

Vietnam SuperPort is positioned as a strategic multimodal logistics hub, connecting the China-Southeast Asia freight network with global markets via road, rail, air and sea.

As an important link in the ASEAN smart logistics network, Vietnam SuperPort is built to enhance integration and cross-border trade in the region, promoting a seamless, faster and smarter supply chain.

Continuing to promote AI application, T&T Group's Vietnam SuperPort made an impression at VIIE 2025 (Photo: T&T Group).

According to the World Bank Report published in 2023, Vietnam ranked 43rd in the Logistics Performance Index (LPI), in the Top 5 ASEAN after Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and in the same position as the Philippines.

Vietnam's logistics growth rate is 14-16% on average annually, with a scale of 40-42 billion USD/year; making an important contribution to bringing Vietnam's total import-export turnover in 2024 to 786.29 billion USD.

According to experts, to further enhance the contribution of the logistics industry to the economy, businesses need to proactively develop a digital transformation strategy, including promoting the application of new technology solutions and artificial intelligence in practical activities. In Vietnam, this is also an issue of concern.

According to Decision No. 200 of the Prime Minister, one of the tasks to improve the competitiveness and develop Vietnam's logistics services by 2025 is to research and apply new technologies, technical advances, and modern technologies in management, operation, and training on supply chains to achieve higher quality logistics services.

Resolution 57 on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation also emphasizes that logistics is one of the seven industries and fields that need to be prioritized to promote smart manufacturing.

Vietnam SuperPort's continued introduction of a series of modern technology solutions at VIIE 2025 reaffirms its strategic vision in digitalizing logistics to build a smart, efficient and sustainable connected ecosystem for Vietnam and the region.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/tt-gioi-thieu-giai-phap-cong-nghe-tai-du-an-icd-vinh-phuc-trong-su-kien-viie-2025-20251001165226855.htm