Vietnam surprised the world by presenting humanoid robots dancing in perfect synchrony in front of more than 1,000 people. VinMotion, a startup founded just 7 months ago, showed machines capable of executing synchronized choreography.

Clearly they are still quite rigid and are below other models that we have already seen here on this platform, but remember that everything was developed in a few months. The presentation made at Vingroup's anniversary showed that the country wants a place in the global robotics race, the difference is that the exception was not limited to pre-programmed movements, engineers developed mechanical, electronic and software systems internally, allowing each robot to use distance sensors and real-time calculations to maintain balance and synchronization. Even with the Wi-Fi saturated by the crowd they continued to dance without stumbling in an example of refined and stable control.

According to the president the president, this was a milestone that gives confidence for practical applications in the short term, he even highlighted the achievement as a potential world record for the speed with which humanoids were developed and tested.

For Vietnam it is an opportunity to compete in a market that is now open, without defined leaders despite the strong dispute between the United States and China; With an initial capital of almost $39 million, VinMotion already takes advantage of the VinGroup ecosystem, VinAI artificial intelligence, VinBigTerra analysis and even Vin Fest as a testing environment.

The plan is to take these robots to factories, warehouses, hotels and even risky environments, showing that the country can combine technical performance with a competitive cost.