NECTEC-NSTDA Joins Forum on Elevating Thai Industry to Industry 4.0 with Technology
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The National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), participated in a forum titled "Thailand's Path to Industry 4.0" to exchange approaches for upgrading the country's industry through technology. The event was organized so that stakeholders could discuss and share knowledge together.
Driving Thai industry toward Industry 4.0 requires cooperation from many sectors, including research institutions, technology developers, providers of automation systems, and private-sector companies that use technology in production and operations. Industry 4.0 refers to the adoption of digital systems, automation, and data connectivity in factories and work processes to improve the efficiency and quality of products.
In addition, forum participants jointly considered how cooperation between the public and private sectors could help Thai entrepreneurs, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, make greater practical use of technology. The exchange of views at this event is another step in developing Thai industry to be ready to compete at the international level.
The content of this news report is based on information published by NECTEC-NSTDA. Further details on the outcomes of the forum have not been disclosed at this time.
Sources: NECTEC
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