Bila, a constructed language, represents a significant breakthrough in human-machine interaction, particularly in the field of robots within the context of Industry 4.0. This article outlines the author’s ambitious exploration of the three comprehensive stages involved in creating and implementing the Bila language based on Parallel Vietnamese Script 4.0 (CVNSS4.0), as well as integrating it into Bila Bot, a multifunctional humanoid robot software.

Inspired by the Latin alphabet and Vietnamese language - CVNSS4.0, which was passionately developed by the authors (Kieu Truong Lam & Tran Tu Binh), the name “Bila” (shortened from Binh â\euro“ Lam) is constructed on a structured foundation for efficient communication.

This article emphasizes the importance of clear vocabulary and grammar in the initial stages like CVNSS4.0, followed by the integration of simulated Vietnamese sounds and the creation of Bila Bot. It explores potential applications and benefits of Bila in the field of robotics, addressing challenges and limitations in implementation. Ultimately, the Bila language signifies a promising future for human-robot interaction and inter-robot communication, enabling more visual and efficient communication.