Spectacular performance with international standard XR technology. (Photo: Vietnam +) The representative of BIDV said that for the first time in Vietnam, an application event XR technology (Extended virtual reality) is performed to bring new and attractive experiences to customers of the next generation of BIDV SmartBanking will be officially released at 20:00 on April 26 on two platforms Fanpage, Youtube of BIDV and many other major fan pages. Inspired by the theme “Light up the dawn,” SmartBanking is visualized as a new technological Sun in the digital banking universe. Accompanying customers on this space travel are famous faces, having a great influence on Vietnamese youth recently such as: Rapper, Producer-Rhymastic; Travel Blogger-Khoai Lang Thang and actor Truc Anh – the “Dutch” muse in the movie Blue eyes. Characters together perform tasks with the help of prominent SmartBanking features such as: virtual assistant, e-KYC, personalization, B-Free service pack, Smart Keyboard, Smart Watch. These are also typical features that BIDV has researched and applied the most modern technologies in the market and integrated into the new generation SmartBanking, fulfilling the desire to “elevate the experience” of customers. on BIDV’s digital channel. Specifically, BIDV is the first and only bank that supports “personalization” of the customer experience by allowing changes to the avatar / wallpaper of the app, changing the B-Free service package and the delivery limit. translation on demand; Identify 1 username and 1 password on all 4 platforms: Web, mobile, smart watch and smart keyboard. All can be done right on the app BIDV SmartBanking new generation. Especially, right at the event, BIDV also launched a brand new B-Free service package with package fee from VND 0, many incentives and flexible options according to service packages for customers such as: 100% Free online remittance fee, free account management / maintenance service of BIDV SmartBanking, free notice of balance fluctuation by SMS / SMS, free of issue and annual fee for the first year of domestic debit card / card Platinum, refund of domestic debit card withdrawal fee at ATM … BIDV launches a B-Free service package with a package fee of 0 VND. (Photo: Vietnam +) With BIDV, B-Free not only competing on fees but also optimizing the experience according to the needs of each customer, thereby clearly positioning their service packages in the market. This is a pioneering event in the demonstration of expanded virtual reality technology in Vietnam, as a “push” towards the Z gen generation – the young generation who is dynamic, loves experience, technology, and gadgets; at the same time attracting and encouraging the public to love and use modern digital banking services such as BIDV SmartBanking./.

The unique pair of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong. Photo: Tran The stand of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong is 1.8 m high, with the widest diameter of 0.6 m. It took him four long years to combine millions of cans of beer into this single pair. A pair of unique cans are made from millions of cans of beer Mr. Duong, said that the idea of ​​making items from beer cans has sprung up since 2010. Since then, he started to collect a beer brand’s cans so that the color of the objects is homogeneous. Over the years of collection, Mr. Duong has millions of cans of beer. After a moment of thinking, he decided to turn the can of beer into a single pot. To make a pair of poisonous bottles, Mr. Duong used millions of cans of beer. Photo: Tran First, Mr. Duong created a frame for the pair of poisons. Next, he used a fine cloth, cut into thin fibers that were threaded through the cans of beer around the frame to create a unique vase. Making a circle around a unique frame takes thousands of pieces. Only one piece of fault is required to remove it again. Just like that, Mr. Duong worked diligently for 4 years to complete. The beer cans are formed. Photo: Tran According to Mr. Duong, the mouth and base are the two most difficult parts of the vase. It must be very meticulous to be able to make evenly curled, beautiful curves. “I started to finish it from 2014 to 2018 to finish it. As a result, I have to use millions of cans of beer to finish 2 pots,” said Duong. In addition to the bottle, Mr. Duong also made a number of items such as a teapot basket. Photo: Tran Mr. Duong’s unique pair of bottles from millions of cans of beer is considered “unique”. Many people came to see it very much and wanted to buy it at a fairly high price, but he had not agreed to sell.

It took more than 4 years, Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong completed a pair of unique bottles from millions of these cans of beer. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc A pair of unique bottles from more than 10 million pieces of beer cans of Mr. Duong is considered a “unique” product. The stand of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong is 1.8 m high, with the widest diameter of 0.6 m. It took him about 4 years (2014-2018) to complete this pair of hyacinths. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Mr. Duong said, the idea of ​​making items from beer cans has been around since 2010. Since then, he started to collect a beer brand from a beer brand to have a uniform color. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Over the years of collection, Mr. Duong has millions of cans of beer. After a moment of thinking, he decided to turn the can of beer into a single pot. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc According to Mr. Duong, first create a frame for the pair to read the bottle. Next, he used a fine cloth, cut into thin fibers that were threaded through the cans of beer around the frame to create a unique vase. Making a circle around the frame takes thousands of cans of beer. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc “It only takes one thread to fail to disassemble and rework. The hardest part is the mouth and base. I have to be skillful and meticulous to be able to connect evenly, well-curled cans and not lose weight. It’s good to fold the cans, “said Mr. Duong. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Mr. Duong’s unique pair of bottles from more than 10 million pieces of beer cans is considered a “unique” product. Many people came to see and offered to buy at quite a high price, but Mr. Duong did not agree to sell. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc