Mr. Anucha Phanpichet, Assistant Director of the Science and Health Division at VNU Asia Pacific, stated:

“Thailand LAB INTERNATIONAL, Bio+ HealthTech INTERNATIONAL, and FutureCHEM INTERNATIONAL are more than trade exhibitions; they are ASEAN-level platforms that connect the laboratory, biotechnology, chemical, and healthcare innovation ecosystems. Our goal is to drive research, investment, and the development of future industries. We envision these events as meeting points for researchers, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, government agencies, and investors to foster collaboration and unlock new business opportunities that will propel Thailand toward becoming ASEAN’s innovation hub.”

Dr. Pathomporn Siraprapasiri, Advisor on Digital Public Health to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and Advisor on Data Integration at the Big Data Institute (Public Organization), said:

“Big data and AI are becoming essential drivers for advancing scientific research, innovation, and healthcare systems in Thailand. Secure, well-governed, and actionable data integration will enhance the capabilities of researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry stakeholders while accelerating Thailand’s transition toward a sustainable digital economy.”

Mr. Wattana Pasuk, President of the Science and Technology Trade Association (STTA), said:

“AI, smart laboratories, and automation are not replacing scientists; they are enhancing productivity, reducing errors, improving accuracy, and enabling researchers to focus more on generating knowledge and innovation. This is a crucial direction for strengthening Thailand’s competitiveness in the future.”

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pahnan Rattawongjirakul, President of the Medical Technology Association of Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Somsavali, stated:

“AI is not here to replace medical technologists, but to serve as a powerful tool for improving diagnostic quality, minimizing errors, and supporting medical decision-making under the supervision of qualified professionals and ethical standards, ultimately contributing to a healthcare system that the public can trust.”