Temas and Techman Robot jointly hosted Techman Robot Seminar 2026 in Hanoi under the theme “Empower Your Automation with Techman Robot – Driving Smarter, Faster, and More Flexible Manufacturing.”
On October 23, 2026, Temas and Techman Robot held the Techman Seminar at JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi. The event focused on the theme “Empower Your Automation with Techman Robot – Driving Smarter, Faster, and More Flexible Manufacturing.”
The seminar brought together technical presentations, live demonstrations, and discussions to address a practical question for manufacturers: How can robots, machine vision, and AI work together to create an automation system that meets real production needs?
Techman Seminar Hanoi: From Technology Introduction to Practical Applications
Techman Seminar in Hanoi provided an opportunity for customers, partners, and technical experts to explore how AI Cobots can be used in manufacturing. In addition to learning about the Techman Robot ecosystem, participants had the chance to see the equipment in action and discuss their automation challenges directly with industry specialists.
The event featured representatives from Techman Robot, along with Temas' sales, engineering, and application teams.
Mr. Bui Van Chi - Director of Temas Engineering Joint Stock Company, delivered the opening remarks and expressed his appreciation to customers and partners for attending the seminar.
Mr. Adam Tseng - Southeast Asia Sales Director at Techman Robot, introduced the company and its technology ecosystem.
Ms. Minnie Teng - a representative of Techman Robot, presented the key advantages of Techman robots, helping participants better understand their technical features and potential applications in manufacturing.
Ms. Duong Thi Van Anh - an engineer at Temas, delivered a presentation titled “Advancing Automation with AI Cobots – Driving Smarter, Faster, and More Flexible Manufacturing.” During her presentation, she introduced several key features of Techman robots:
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TM Landmark: Uses visual markers to re-establish the robot's working coordinate system, allowing it to adapt when the relative position between the robot and the workstation changes.
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TMflow: A flowchart-based programming software with drag-and-drop functions, making robot programming and adjustments more intuitive.
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Integrated AI Vision: Combines machine vision with AI functions to support product recognition, classification, and inspection, depending on the software configuration and training data.
Ms. Vu Thi Giang - Sales Manager at Temas, introduced the company and shared examples of successfully completed projects. Drawing on practical project experience, she explained how Temas engineers assess existing production conditions, identify customer needs, and recommend solutions to improve and upgrade manufacturing lines.
Each solution is evaluated based on operational requirements, investment efficiency, and the customer's budget.
Her presentation helped participants better understand how Temas approaches automation projects, from identifying initial requirements to developing practical implementation plans.
Mr. Dao Tat Duc - an engineer at Temas, presented “Smart Transportation with Temas AMR and Techman AI Cobot,” focusing on how internal material transportation can be integrated with robotic operations.
Mr. Nguyen Canh Tung, Head of the Service and Technology Application Department in Hanoi at Temas, led the technical Q&A session and answered questions from participants.
By combining Techman Robot's technology presentations with Temas' practical application experience, the seminar helped participants understand how these technologies can be implemented in real manufacturing environments, taking into account product characteristics, part feeding, inspection requirements, and equipment integration.
Techman Robot and AI Cobot Applications
Mr. Adam Tseng, Southeast Asia Sales Director at Techman Robot, introduced the company and its technology ecosystem.
Following his presentation, Ms. Duong Thi Van Anh, an engineer at Temas, delivered a session titled “Advancing Automation with AI Cobots – Driving Smarter, Faster, and More Flexible Manufacturing.”
The presentation focused on combining robots, machine vision, and AI to support manufacturing processes.
In principle, machine vision provides information for product recognition, positioning, and inspection. The robot then uses this information to perform programmed tasks. AI functions support image processing, depending on the software configuration and data used.
One of the key features that sets Techman Robot apart from other brands in the market is its ability to combine three essential technologies—machine vision, robotics, and AI—into a single integrated solution.
This integration helps manufacturers reduce implementation costs and time while improving operational efficiency and ensuring smoother performance.
The presentation also explained how the features of the Techman S-Series AI Collaborative Robots can meet different manufacturing requirements.
By effectively addressing these applications, Techman Robot is demonstrating its ability to lead a new trend in industrial automation, where robots move beyond traditional programming toward a new operating concept: “See – Think – Act.”
Temas' Approach to Automation Projects
Her presentation provided a practical perspective on implementing the technologies discussed earlier.
At Temas, we do more than simply supply equipment to factories. We take the time to assess production conditions and understand each customer's challenges before designing the most suitable solution. This includes selecting the main equipment and ensuring effective integration with existing production lines.
For component feeding applications, manufacturers can explore the Temas TMF-300 Flexible Feeder as a solution that combines part feeding, machine vision, and robotic handling.
The specific configuration should be evaluated based on product characteristics and the requirements of each application.
Demo Area: Explore the Equipment and Discuss Real Applications
Following the presentations, participants visited the demonstration area to explore robotic systems and speak directly with Temas engineers.
Photos from the event captured discussions taking place beside the equipment, where customers could observe system layouts and ask more specific technical questions.
At the demo area, participants had the opportunity to:
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Observe robots and their supporting equipment.
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Understand how different components work together within a workstation.
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Discuss the products and manufacturing processes they wanted to automate.
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Identify the areas that required testing before implementing a solution in their factories.
How Temas Approaches Automation Projects
During the company introduction, Ms. Vu Thi Giang shared Temas' experience and examples of completed projects.
This presentation gave participants a clearer understanding of the implementation process, from collecting requirements and selecting equipment to integrating different production stages.
When starting a project, we conduct a detailed assessment of the application. This includes reviewing existing processes and equipment, cycle times, workpiece characteristics, improvement goals, estimated budgets, and other relevant factors.
These considerations play an important role in determining how an automation system should be designed and implemented.
For robotic component feeding, manufacturers can consider the Temas TMF-300 Flexible Feeder.
When combined with machine vision and a robot, the feeder helps distribute and position parts so the system can identify and pick them up.
Selecting the right solution depends on several factors:
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Workpiece size, shape, and material.
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Workpiece properties, such as stickiness, fragility, and susceptibility to scratches.
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The number of different part types that need to be handled.
Each type of workpiece should be tested to determine the most suitable configuration.
With conventional part feeding systems, switching to a different workpiece may require replacing feeding traps or even the entire feeder.
With the Temas flexible feeder, operators only need to adjust the feeding parameters and save the corresponding program for future use.
Temas AMR and Techman AI Cobot: Connecting Manufacturing Processes
The presentation “Smart Transportation with Temas AMR and Techman AI Cobot” delivered by Temas engineer Mr. Dao Tat Duc, shifted the discussion toward internal material transportation in factories.
In an integrated system, the AMR moves between different locations, while the robotic arm performs tasks at each workstation.
For the AMR-robot combination to operate accurately, it is essential for the robot to identify the correct working coordinates.
Techman addresses this challenge with TM Landmark technology, which uses visual landmark markers to define coordinates.
Unlike many conventional robot systems that rely on a fixed origin coordinate, Techman robots can automatically recognize the TM Landmark marker and recalculate their working coordinates when positions change.
This technology is particularly useful in AMR applications. The mobile robot can travel to a designated location, identify and update its working coordinates, and then continue its operating cycle without requiring manual position recalibration.
The Temas TMR-300 Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) uses Laser SLAM navigation and is designed for industrial factory environments.
Manufacturers can consider this platform when they need a solution for internal material transportation and connecting production workstations, while also requiring intelligent route planning, safe human interaction, and support for continuous 24/7 production.
When mounting a robotic arm on an AMR, load calculations must include the robot itself, its mounting structure, and any additional equipment.
Other important considerations include stability during robotic operations, power supply requirements, and positioning accuracy at each workstation.
It is also important to distinguish between the AMR's payload capacity and the robotic arm's payload capacity, as these are two separate specifications.
Temas currently offers two AMR models: the TMR-150 and TMR-300, with payload capacities of 150 kg and 300 kg, respectively.
Technical Q&A: Addressing Manufacturers' Key Concerns
The seminar continued with a technical discussion and Q&A session led by Mr. Nguyen Canh Tung.
Participants could ask questions directly or submit them through a QR code.
The session provided additional time to discuss topics covered during the presentations and demonstrations.
For manufacturers considering automation projects, it was also an opportunity to clarify their requirements and identify the next steps for evaluating potential solutions.
The questions raised during the discussion also highlighted the growing demand for implementing automation and improving production lines.
Closing the Seminar: Continuing the Discussion on Practical Applications
The Techman Seminar held in Hanoi on October 23, 2026, brought together technology presentations, project experience sharing, live demonstrations, and technical discussions.
Participants gained insights into the Techman Robot ecosystem, explored the equipment firsthand, and exchanged ideas directly with the Temas team.
Following the seminar, manufacturers' specific production challenges will serve as the starting point for further discussions.
Testing with actual products and clearly defined production requirements will help both parties evaluate the most suitable solutions before implementation.
If your company is looking to automate a manufacturing process, contact Temas to discuss your automation requirements. By sharing product information and operational needs, we can work together to explore the most suitable system configuration.
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