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Thailand 4.0 policy is a vision of creating a nation with high population income. With an economic system based on value and driven by technology Technology for Industry 4.0 is considered the key to transforming Thailand's manufacturing sector. The goal is to increase capacity to $50 billion by 2028. The adoption of robot technology in the industrial sector is still low at 15% of the total manufacturing sector. Benefits of cobots is to increase production capacity, product quality, and worker welfare. Bangkok, 19 June 2019 - Universal Robots (UR), a leading Danish collaborative robot company. Thailand has been designated as a key market with high growth potential. This is in line with the goal of the Thailand 4.0 policy to create a high-income nation with a value-based and technology-driven economy.
Based on information B2B Email List from the Office of the Board of Investment of Thailand. stated that robotics and automation technology are the keys to success in moving into the Thailand 4.0 era, under this concept The government has identified 10 S-curve industries as drivers of the country's growth, divided into 2 groups: S-curve industries and New S-curve industries. curve) by industrial groups with potential (S-curve) including industries currently operating such as electronics, agricultural technology and food technology. which can be further developed by using advanced technology As for new industrial groups with potential (New S-curve), they are new advanced industries such as the space industry and bioenergy. Mr. Sagari Kuikka, General Manager of Southeast Asia and Oceania, Universal Robots said, “Today, there are more businesses that use technology for Industry 4.0, resulting in the use of automation and robots to help increase process efficiency.
Work and production capacity: Since 2016 - 2018, the Thai Board of Investment has provided investment stimulus funds to more than 36 projects to improve work efficiency, with a total value of 5.22 billion baht only. In the past year More than 11 investment projects in robotics and automation technology have been approved, worth more than 1.46 billion baht.” “Despite such support If the potential of this form of technology has not been widely used as it should be, Data shows that only 15% of the Thai manufacturing sector uses robotics and automation technology in the production process. We therefore see great potential in promoting the use of these technologies at a time when the country is focusing on strengthening its industrial sector,” added Mr. Sakari Kuikka.
Based on information B2B Email List from the Office of the Board of Investment of Thailand. stated that robotics and automation technology are the keys to success in moving into the Thailand 4.0 era, under this concept The government has identified 10 S-curve industries as drivers of the country's growth, divided into 2 groups: S-curve industries and New S-curve industries. curve) by industrial groups with potential (S-curve) including industries currently operating such as electronics, agricultural technology and food technology. which can be further developed by using advanced technology As for new industrial groups with potential (New S-curve), they are new advanced industries such as the space industry and bioenergy. Mr. Sagari Kuikka, General Manager of Southeast Asia and Oceania, Universal Robots said, “Today, there are more businesses that use technology for Industry 4.0, resulting in the use of automation and robots to help increase process efficiency.
Work and production capacity: Since 2016 - 2018, the Thai Board of Investment has provided investment stimulus funds to more than 36 projects to improve work efficiency, with a total value of 5.22 billion baht only. In the past year More than 11 investment projects in robotics and automation technology have been approved, worth more than 1.46 billion baht.” “Despite such support If the potential of this form of technology has not been widely used as it should be, Data shows that only 15% of the Thai manufacturing sector uses robotics and automation technology in the production process. We therefore see great potential in promoting the use of these technologies at a time when the country is focusing on strengthening its industrial sector,” added Mr. Sakari Kuikka.