Tin Robotics

Robotics Technology Leader · Physical AI · Motion Planning & Control

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Based in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

I am Phan Lương Tín (Luong Tin Phan), a robotics technology leader and Chief of Revenue & Operations / Head of R&D at Next Robotics. I lead Robotics & AI Solutions, connecting research and engineering with product development, customer delivery and business growth in Vietnam, Japan and Korea.

My current research and R&D focus is Physical AI for humanoid and quadruped robots, alongside LLM-enabled interaction for service robots. Building on motion planning, real-time control and legged locomotion, I work toward intelligent robots that can operate reliably and safely in the physical world.

My experience spans autonomous mobile robots, automated parking, autonomous vehicles and multi-robot coordination. As Technical Lead at Next Robotics, I was the product owner and system architect of its Fleet Management System, taking AMR deployments from R&D to continuous industrial operation. Earlier roles at FPT Software, VinAI Research and Rapyuta Robotics shaped my approach to robotics software, system architecture and industrial safety.

I hold a Ph.D. from Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea, where I studied control strategies for a running quadruped robot with an articulated spine. Alongside my industry work, I direct automa Lab at Nguyen Tat Thanh University and teach at NTTU and the University of Greenwich Vietnam, developing courses in self-driving operating systems and motion planning.

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    Stable running with a two-segment compliant leg
    Luong Tin Phan, Yoon Haeng Lee, Dong Youn Kim, and 2 more authors
    Intelligent Service Robotics, 2017
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    Study on effects of spinal joint for running quadruped robots
    Luong Tin Phan, Yoon Haeng Lee, Young Hun Lee, and 3 more authors
    Intelligent Service Robotics, 2020
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    Development of a quadruped robot system with torque-controllable modular actuator unit
    Yoon Haeng Lee, Young Hun Lee, Hyunyong Lee, and 8 more authors
    IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2020