Hà Nội First Embodied AI Conference & AGIBOT Vietnam Partner Congress

   A humanoid robot steps out of the promo video and stands in front of you — that is the part of this morning in Nam Từ Liêm worth showing up for: live robot demonstrations rather than slides. It is Hanoi's first conference on embodied AI, doubling as the AGIBOT Vietnam Partner Congress.

   AGIBOT (Zhiyuan Robotics) was founded in February 2023 in Shanghai by two former Huawei engineers, Deng Taihua and Peng Zhihui — the latter known across the tech community as “Zhihui Jun” from his viral robot-building videos. In March 2026 the company's 10,000th robot came off the line. Its catalogue runs from the full-size Yuanzheng humanoids to the compact Lingxi series; the event announcement flags the G2 and X2 models specifically. Its backers include Tencent, HongShan Capital, LG Electronics, BYD and Hillhouse.

   What awaits you
— A first look at the latest robotics and embodied-AI solutions
— Live robot demonstrations
— Networking with companies and partners across the industry
— Talks on development directions and cooperation opportunities in Vietnam

   It is aimed at manufacturers and logistics operators weighing up automation, at distributors and systems integrators looking for a new product line, and at engineers who want to see a humanoid work outside a demo reel. The organiser is Ecoliv Việt Nam, an ICT provider covering network infrastructure, surveillance and extra-low-voltage systems. Based in Bắc Ninh, it has served Foxconn and Luxshare, and is the official Ruijie Enterprise distributor in Vietnam.

   Hanoi is not a random stop. In May 2026 AGIBOT held an equivalent partner congress in Hong Kong, and in the same month brought its humanoids to the GSMA Digital Nation Summit Hanoi. For market context: Mordor Intelligence puts the Southeast Asian industrial and service robot market at US$1.29 billion in 2026, forecast to reach US$1.83 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 7.24%, with Vietnam accounting for roughly 24.5% of the regional total. On the policy side, Politburo Resolution 57-NQ/TW (22 December 2024) sets the goal of putting Vietnam among Southeast Asia's top three countries for AI research and development by 2030.

   Registration is by scanning the QR code on the poster. The organiser can be reached by email at [email protected] or via ecoliv.vn.

   One morning to see, in person, the thing the whole industry is arguing about. Worth the trip across town.