The robot army is coming
A robot orchestration platform refers to a centralised software system that coordinates multiple robots and facilities to work seamlessly together. He said coordinating fleets of humanoid robots to perform tasks collaboratively would create higher value-added services, position Thailand as a regional hub for humanoid deployment, and generate more sustainable profits. "Thailand is at a turning point as it seeks to shift from a robotics importer to a regional manufacturing hub for humanoid robots," said Mr Djitt.
- ▪A robot orchestration platform refers to a centralised software system that coordinates multiple robots and facilities to work seamlessly together.
- ▪He said coordinating fleets of humanoid robots to perform tasks collaboratively would create higher value-added services, position Thailand as a regional hub for humanoid deployment, and generate more sustainable profits.
- ▪"Thailand is at a turning point as it seeks to shift from a robotics importer to a regional manufacturing hub for humanoid robots," said Mr Djitt.
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 06:11:00 +0700 |
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Business General The robot army is coming Humanoid manufacturing can benefit a wide range of Thai sectors if provided state support PUBLISHED : 27 Jul 2026 at 06:11 NEWSPAPER SECTION: Business WRITER: Suchit Leesa-nguansuk and Komsan Tortermvasana Small Medium Large Thailand can become a hub of humanoid production, but it must address weaknesses and tech sovereignty, say pundits. Thailand is positioning itself to become a regional hub for humanoid robotics by leveraging its established automotive and electronics infrastructure.Addressing national security concerns is vital, as domestic control over artificial intelligence (AI) systems prevents reliance on foreign technology that could be remotely compromised.
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