"Smart City"

The government will start expropriating land in a tambon in Chon Buri province late this year for the construction of a smart city and EEC business hub with a budget of 1.34 trillion baht, a senior official said.

Moving Khon Kaen closer to becoming a smart city

The government is calling on Japanese multinational MinebeaMitsumi Inc to manufacture semiconductors that can be used to bolster Thailand’s budding electric vehicle (EV) industry.

Robot armies from 45 nations have descended on Thailand to compete in World RoboCup 2022 and deliver industrial solutions for the digital economy and smart city.

With Thailand set to host the Apec Summit in less than six months, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is stepping up its efforts to explain what the mega-event involving 23 economies is all about and how it will impact Thai people's lives.

Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha on Friday led a Thai delegation to Haneda Innovation City in Tokyo – Japan’s model smart city.

SUITA, Osaka (Jiji Press) — Major electronics group Panasonic Holdings Corp. is set to fully open Suita Sustainable Smart Town in the city of Suita, Osaka Prefecture, on April 29.

The Digital Economy Promotion Agency (Depa) in cooperation with PTT Plc, developer of the pilot smart city “Wangchan Valley”, recently invited the new generation of city developers to visit the project located in Wangchan district of Rayong province to gain hands-on experience of smart city development.

Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan handed out smart city logo to 15 city developers and gave the policy to drive the city development on Saturday.

Thailand is working to develop smart cities to stimulate the economy and improve people’s quality of life, Digital Economy and Society Minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn said at the virtual "Thailand Move On: Reshaping Smart City Landscape" forum.

Phuket’s Karon subdistrict will be the first area to get smart poles, nicknamed “lucky poles”, as part of the government’s smart city initiative, the Karon mayor said on Wednesday.

From next year, many Bangkok roads will be free of the ugly power and communication lines that hang overhead at dangerous angles.