The power gap: Why energy, not AI, will decide the future of home robotics
Robots are becoming smarter thanks to AI, but battery capacity decides whether they will truly be useful in everyday life.
From oil shocks to an electrification strategy
The conflict in the Middle East is delivering a major shock to global energy markets. For Vietnam, this is a timely reminder that energy security should be viewed not only from the supply side, but also from the demand side.
RMIT Vietnam proposes integrated framework for English-medium instruction
RMIT University has proposed an integrated framework to support effective English-medium instruction (EMI) as Vietnam advances its goal of making English a second language in schools.
In the 6G era, distance won’t protect your devices anymore
As 6G networks become a reality, everyday devices like smartwatches and smart locks may suddenly become reachable from anywhere. RMIT’s Dr James Kang explains why this shift matters for your security.
Where cyber-attacks are welcome
Inside RMIT’s cloud-based cyber range, students don’t just learn about cyber threats, they launch attacks, defend systems and graduate ready for Vietnam’s most urgent security challenges.
RMIT expert calls for tougher tech response to scam threats
Recent crackdowns on scam compounds across Southeast Asia highlight the need for stronger technology‑based safeguards and collaboration, according to RMIT cyber security expert Dr Joshua Dwight.