VPlus Vietnam introduces convenient smart laundry systems to university campuses

VPlus Vietnam introduces convenient smart laundry systems to university campuses

Guided by the principle of “creating a better life for Vietnamese people through innovation and breakthrough conveniences,” the company has been steadily implementing technology-driven solutions that respond to practical social needs.

One of its flagship initiatives is the deployment of automatic washing machine systems in student dormitories at universities, industrial parks and hospitals nationwide.

Developed on an Internet of Things (IoT) platform, the system enables intelligent, transparent and efficient operation, monitoring and management of equipment. Designed with user convenience in mind, the washing machines are easy to use and meet students’ daily laundry needs at a reasonable cost, while remaining compatible with typical living conditions and affordability levels in student housing.

According to Ms Nguyen Thi Thu Hien, Deputy Director of VPlus Vietnam Technology Co., Ltd., introducing this model to university campuses not only helps students save time and effort, but also contributes to improving the overall quality of dormitory life, moving towards a more civilised and modern living environment.

In addition, the solution supports dormitory management units by streamlining operations, reducing manual workload, and optimising resource use.

The project follows a user-centric approach, with a strong focus on convenience, safety and sustainability.

Automatic washing machines are not merely a service, but an integral part of the IoT ecosystem that VPlus Vietnam is building.

“We aim to bring technology closer to students through practical solutions in their daily lives. Automatic washing machines are not merely a service, but an integral part of the IoT ecosystem that VPlus Vietnam is building,” Ms Hien said.

To date, VPlus Vietnam’s smart laundry system has been deployed at dozens of universities and colleges in northern Vietnam, including Thai Nguyen University, Hong Duc University, Ha Tinh University, Hue University, the Academy of Journalism and Communication, the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture, Hai Phong Private University, Vietnam Maritime University and Hanoi Pedagogical University 2.

In the southern region, the system has been implemented at Dong Nai University and Ho Chi Minh City University of Fine Arts. The company expects to expand the model to hundreds of universities and colleges nationwide, as well as several hospitals, in the near future.

Instructing students the way to use the control software on their mobile phones.

Alongside developing IoT solutions for businesses and communities, VPlus Vietnam aims to become one of the leading players in the domestic IoT market within the next five years, while gradually expanding its international presence.

According to company leaders, “integrity” is consistently identified as a core value that guides VPlus Vietnam’s cooperation with partners, educational institutions, and users.

With a sustainable development strategy and a strong commitment to continuous innovation, VPlus Vietnam expects practical utility models such as the automatic washing machine system to be replicated at many more universities, contributing to the modernisation of campus environments and the enhancement of student quality of life.

Transporting equipment to the installation site.

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