Over the past seven months, PowerMore has supported three final-year students majoring in Control Engineering and Automation at the University of Science and Technology – The University of Danang in completing their graduation project on industrial applications of power electronics.
Throughout the project, PowerMore’s engineering team provided direct technical guidance, shared practical expertise, and supported the students in addressing engineering challenges arising during the design and development process.
In addition to technical mentoring, PowerMore sponsored the development costs of the electronic circuits and provided essential components, enabling the student team to complete their research prototype and conduct the required testing and validation.
By combining academic knowledge with practical engineering experience from industry, the students were able to develop a technically robust project that met key requirements related to the design, fabrication, integration, and operation of a power electronics system.
The project was highly evaluated by the academic review committee for both its technical quality and practical applicability, achieving an outstanding score of 9.8/10 at the final graduation project defense.
PowerMore believes that collaboration with universities and engineering students goes beyond supporting education. It also helps strengthen the connection between academic research, technical training, and the real-world requirements of the industrial sector.
Looking ahead, PowerMore will continue to collaborate with universities and educational institutions to share practical engineering expertise, support research and development activities, and contribute to the development of the next generation of electrical engineering and automation professionals.
