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The Innovedex 2024 robotics training and competition program has concluded with impressive results for all parties, including organizers TKK Corporation Co., Ltd. and co-organizers, the Faculty of Engineering, Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology.

At the Manufacturing Expo 2024, a machinery and technology expo for manufacturing held recently at BITEC Bangna, in addition to providing space for personnel and entrepreneurs from the industrial sector to visit and update their knowledge of technology and industrial machinery from over 2,000 brands from 30 countries worldwide, the same event also provided food for thought with over 50 top academic seminars.

In the past, it was often understood that having capital and state-of-the-art hardware, machinery, and equipment were key factors for business success in the era of Manufacturing 4.0. However, in reality, elevating Thailand's manufacturing sector to Industry 4.0 requires equally important software and solutions that can manage critical data from the entire manufacturing process, enabling it to be analyzed and utilized appropriately. This will help increase production efficiency and enhance a business's competitiveness.

On June 13, 2024, Mitsubishi Electric Consumer Products (Thailand) Co., Ltd. visited TKK Corporation Co., Ltd., which was an important opportunity for building relationships and exchanging business knowledge between the two companies.

On June 13, 2024, TKK Corporation Public Company Limited was pleased to welcome executives from Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited who visited the company and discussed business cooperation between the two high-potential organizations.

From the first part of the forum, "Looking at Global Technology Trends, Looking at the Future of Thai Industry" at METALEX 2023, three distinguished speakers provided many interesting perspectives on global technology trends and future development trends for Thai industry. Today, we present the ongoing issues discussed, along with recommendations and solutions to ensure that Thai industries and businesses can access and utilize technology effectively to advance to Industry 4.0 in a timely manner.

The implementation of investment promotion measures in targeted industries to create a new economy is a key driver of investment in the country. This is coupled with the BCG Model policy to drive the economy forward, creating added value alongside environmental stewardship. Furthermore, investments in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), the 10-province Special Economic Zone (SEZ), and the special economic corridors in each region, as well as investment in various transportation infrastructure, are all working in tandem to enhance opportunities for the development of Thailand's industrial sector and drive economic activities that generate significant revenue for the country. This is a dynamic that has been evident throughout 2023.

Warning light equipment is one of the warning devices that everyone sees in everyday life because almost every place has warning lights installed to create this safety all the time. For this reason, it is not surprising that the warning light equipment market or the equipment manufacturer sector has a continuous growth rate.

The recent pandemic has brought about significant changes, particularly in the medical and public health sectors, where innovation and technology have been increasingly utilized. This, coupled with the current shortage of medical personnel, which is burdened by an increasing workload, has accelerated the rapid adoption of cutting-edge technologies such as robotics, AI, and automation across all sectors of healthcare delivery.

According to the latest statistics from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), in 2023, the use of robots in the automotive industry has reached a new record, with over 1 million units deployed. This represents one-third of the total number of industrial robots installed in the industry worldwide.

According to the report Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change by the IPCC, from 1850 to 2019, the world has accumulated greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 2,400 gigatons, which is an average annual greenhouse gas emissions of 35-36 gigatons. In 2021, 37.12 gigatons of greenhouse gases were released, a 5.3% increase from 2020. If the average global temperature rise is to be controlled to not exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius, the whole world can release no more than approximately 500 gigatons of greenhouse gases.

If we're talking about another company that stands as a model for leveraging its experience and expertise in robotics and automation to create opportunities for the development of the Thai education sector, enabling personnel in the sector, from students to faculty and all levels of educational institutions, to access knowledge, technology, and modern teaching equipment, TKK Corporation Co., Ltd. is another example of its ongoing business operations alongside all aspects of educational development.

To drive Thailand's manufacturing industry forward into the 4.0 era, it's crucial to have quality IoT solutions that connect various electronic devices into a single network. This allows users to control and manage data on devices that may be located in remote locations. This technology can make operations in various sectors more efficient, faster, and more accurate.

2023 is a year of hope for the Thai industrial sector, as the pandemic crisis begins to ease. Since 2022, there have been clear signs of recovery in Thailand's targeted industrial sectors. Therefore, it's no surprise that executives or CEOs of companies in the Thai industrial sector have announced proactive business plans this year to ignite and drive outstanding economic growth at the regional and global levels.

The industrial world has fully automated itself, creating opportunities for large companies, which typically enjoy market share and production volume advantages. With the support of automation, costs are further reduced. A product that once cost 100 baht now costs only 60 baht, a 40% reduction. With lower costs, bargaining power increases, allowing them to sell products at lower prices. For contract manufacturing companies, they can offer lower prices to clients than competitors without automation. This leads to speculation that if small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) fail to automate their production lines, they will likely face gradual shutdowns due to their inability to compete.

We established KSI Solution as a 100% Thai System Integrator (SI) company in 2011, believing that Thailand's SI industry still has a long way to go, as Thailand has strong businesses in exports and the manufacturing sector.