AILOGY welcomes Melbourne delegation to explore Vietnamese AI innovation

AILOGY hosted a City of Melbourne government delegation at its Ho Chi Minh City branch for a working session on Vietnamese AI technology. The visit brought city representatives together with AILOGY’s leadership and engineering team to explore its product ecosystem and approach to building AI systems.

For AILOGY, the exchange was a step towards bringing “Make in Viet Nam” deep technology to demanding international markets. It also reflected international interest in Vietnam’s growing AI ecosystem and its capacity to develop technology independently.

A conversation with Melbourne’s city representatives

The delegation included Kevin Louey, City of Melbourne Councillor responsible for City Economy and Business, and Megan Cockroft, Senior Business Development Coordinator in Economic Development, International and Investment.

Their visit provided an opportunity to discuss AILOGY’s work directly with the people developing its technology, and to explore how Vietnamese innovation could contribute to the needs of organisations and cities internationally.

Three products, demonstrated by the team behind them

Huỳnh Thái Học, CTO of AILOGY’s Ho Chi Minh City branch, led the session alongside the company’s core engineering team. Through live demonstrations, they introduced OFIVI, AILOGYER and OfiUni—three strategic products within AILOGY’s ecosystem—and presented the company’s approach to data management.

The demonstrations connected the product overview with working technology, giving the delegation a closer look at the systems being developed by AILOGY’s engineers.

Clean knowledge infrastructure at the core

A central theme of the session was AILOGY’s development philosophy: building clean knowledge infrastructure as the foundation for AI, rather than concentrating on surface-level tools.

The team demonstrated the systems’ explainability and transparency, and outlined its commitment to data sovereignty through on-premise and private cloud deployment architectures. These principles were presented as part of the foundation underpinning AILOGY’s technology.

Looking towards international collaboration

The visit opened new perspectives and potential opportunities for collaboration. It laid groundwork for AILOGY’s core technologies to reach beyond Vietnam and help address complex operational challenges for businesses, international organisations and cities.

The exchange represents a further step in AILOGY’s efforts to bring Vietnamese-developed technology to a wider international audience.

Continue the conversation

To learn more about AILOGY’s work or discuss opportunities to collaborate, visit ailogy.vn, email binhnguyen@ailogy.vn, or call 092 830 4567.

You can also find the team at its offices in Hanoi (9th floor, Leadvisor Building, 643 Phạm Văn Đồng) and Ho Chi Minh City (Quang Trung Software City).