AI events in Bangkok.

⌖ Bangkok · Treehouse Cafe & Bar

Hosted by Jaume R.

Build AI products people will pay for at this informal builders meetup in Bangkok, taking place on 25 October 2026 at Treehouse Cafe & Bar. From AI idea to paying customer Vibe Coding Products in Bangkok brings together people who are using AI to turn early ideas into useful, launchable products. Hosted by Jaume R., this first edition creates a relaxed setting where builders can show their work, compare approaches and help one another make progress. The meetup runs from 5:00pm to 7:00pm ICT on Sunday, 25 October 2026 at Treehouse Cafe & Bar, 20 Sukhumvit 31 in Watthana. Rather than focusing only on code, the conversation will cover the full journey from deciding what to build to finding the first paying customer. Topics and questions may include: - Choosing an AI product idea worth pursuing - Turning a rough concept into a working prototype - Deciding how and when to launch - Working out what to charge - Finding early users and first customers - Getting feedback on a demo or half-built product - Moving an existing product beyond its current stage Attendees may be building with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another AI development tool. The emphasis is on sharing practical experiences rather than prescribing one particular stack. Who should attend? All stages are welcome. You might arrive with nothing more than an idea, a prototype that only partly works, or a product already earning revenue. You do not need a technical background, and you do not need to have made money from your project. Curiosity, a desire to build something useful and the motivation to keep moving are enough. Bring a demo if you have one, a question you want to explore, or a specific problem that has slowed you down. You can also come simply to meet other locally based AI builders and learn what they are creating. A conversational builders meetup Expect informal, peer-led conversations rather than a formal lecture or highly structured workshop. The format is designed for swapping ideas, receiving direct feedback and discussing both product development and commercial decisions with people who also want to ship. Attendees can additionally use Meetup’s event chat to connect before the session begins. View the event and registration details

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing

BESC 2026 brings AI, NLP and computational social science researchers to Bangkok for a three-day conference on 26–28 October 2026. The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing is an interdisciplinary forum for exploring how technology can help researchers understand human behaviour, social interaction and large-scale societal dynamics. Building on editions held annually since 2014, the 2026 conference will connect academic researchers and industry practitioners working across artificial intelligence, natural language processing, computational social science, business, marketing, behavioural psychology and related fields. Research themes The programme will focus on foundational research and emerging approaches within behavioural and social computing. Topics invited by the organisers include: - AI and large language models in social and behavioural computing - LLM-driven agents for social interaction and communication - Agent-based modelling of human behaviour and social dynamics - Generative AI for synthetic behavioural and social data - Multimodal behavioural sensing and analytics - Social network analysis, collective intelligence and social recommendation - Sentiment analysis, argument mining and social media analytics - Online credibility, privacy, security, trust and research ethics - Crowd dynamics, virtual communities and digital humanities - Behaviour change, technology and wellbeing Across three days, attendees can expect research presentations and opportunities to exchange ideas, compare methods and identify future research directions. The conference is particularly relevant to researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, university practitioners and industry specialists. Its broad scope should suit both established experts and postgraduate researchers seeking exposure to current interdisciplinary work. For prospective authors… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok

Digital Transformation Summit Thailand 2026 brings enterprise and government technology leaders to Bangkok on 28 October for a day of AI and digital strategy. Taking place from 09:00 to 17:00 in Bangkok, this executive conference focuses on unlocking speed, measurable value and competitive advantage in the next phase of enterprise transformation. It is the 50th edition of a global event series that has reached audiences in more than 12 cities across multiple continents. What to expect The summit’s agenda is built around the practical decisions leaders face when moving from isolated technology projects to organisation-wide change. Discussions will explore how businesses can improve operational efficiency, strengthen digital culture and use emerging technology to deliver better outcomes for customers. Featured themes include: - Moving from technology adoption to business-led transformation with measurable impact - Using AI, automation and data to create competitive advantage - Taking AI from pilot projects to enterprise-wide adoption and demonstrable ROI - Balancing AI investment with governance, privacy and responsible deployment - Closing technology skills gaps and preparing teams for AI-enabled work - Modernising legacy systems and building resilient, scalable infrastructure - Aligning IT investment with business priorities and long-term transformation goals - Cybersecurity, cloud modernisation, IoT, Web 3.0, quantum computing and other Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies The format combines leadership panels, executive roundtables, curated networking sessions and a networking luncheon. Rather than concentrating only on technical implementation, the programme connects technology choices with leadership, workforce readiness, customer experience, smart manufacturing, digital banking and sustainable growth. Who should attend? This is an invitation-led forum designed for senior decision-makers, including CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, C-level executives, directors, heads of technology, digital transformation leaders, policymakers and enterprise innovators. It will be particularly relevant to people shaping AI adoption, Thailand 4.0, digital government and Industry 4.0 initiatives across enterprises, financial institutions, manufacturers, government agencies and digital-first organisations.… Register for this event

Sponsors: ISC2 ID Jakarta Chapter

⌖ Bangkok · W District

Hosted by AI & Beers 🍺🤖 (W District)

AI & Beers 10 brings founders, creators and operators to W District in Bangkok on 29 October 2026 for candid, practical conversations about AI. This relaxed, in-person meetup is for people who are actively using or building with AI, and anyone curious to learn quickly from those who are. There are no presentations, panels or pitches. Instead, attendees grab a drink, meet fellow builders and openly discuss: - Claude and Codex - AI agents and automations - Tools and practical workflows - What is working right now, and what is not - Real projects and use cases, including ChatGPT Beginners and experienced AI practitioners are equally welcome. Expect an informal, conversation-led format focused on useful exchanges rather than polished talks or sales pitches. The meetup runs from 7:00pm to 9:00pm ICT on Thursday 29 October 2026 at W District in Bangkok. Organisers will post a photo of the group’s table in the WhatsApp group when they arrive. Register for AI & Beers 10

⌖ Bangkok · Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit

Hosted by Tomorrow People Organization

ICFH2026 brings scholars, thinkers, innovators and global leaders to Bangkok from 5–7 November 2026 to examine the forces shaping humanity’s future. A global forum for humanity’s shared tomorrow The 1st International Conference on the Future of Humanity (ICFH2026) is a cross-disciplinary, in-person gathering focused on the defining challenges and opportunities humanity may face in the decades ahead. Taking place at Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit in Bangkok, the conference offers an international setting for exchanging research, testing ideas and contributing to meaningful dialogue about the world of tomorrow. Rather than approaching the future through a single academic or professional lens, ICFH2026 aims to connect perspectives from across disciplines. Its central value lies in bringing together people who are studying, questioning and actively shaping long-term change, creating space for conversations that might not happen within specialised fields alone. Attendees can expect opportunities to: - Explore ideas concerning the challenges and opportunities of humanity’s shared future - Exchange research and perspectives across disciplinary boundaries - Discuss the forces likely to shape humanity over the coming decades - Learn from an international community of scholars, thinkers, innovators and leaders - Build connections with others engaged in future-focused work - Contribute to dialogue intended to help shape the world ahead Who should attend? The conference is designed for scholars, researchers, thinkers, innovators and global leaders, as well as others interested in rigorous, future-facing discussion. The listing does not specify prerequisites or a required level of experience, making the programme relevant to attendees from different professional and academic backgrounds who want to engage with broad questions about humanity’s direction. Format and practical details ICFH2026 is an in-person international conference organised by Tomorrow People Organization. It runs from Thursday 5 November to Saturday 7 November 2026; the listing gives an overall schedule of 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM and a duration of two days and one hour.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Paper plane project

Build with Claude alongside marketers, technologists and founders at a hands-on AI meetup in Bangkok on 8 November 2026, hosted by The MarTech Collective. Build, experiment and learn together Claude & Coffee is a monthly, project-focused gathering for people who want to start building with AI rather than simply talking about it. From 11:00am to 1:00pm ICT, attendees will take over Paper Plane Project in Bangkok for two hours of collaborative work, practical experimentation and peer-to-peer learning with Claude. There are no keynotes and no presentation-heavy agenda. Instead, bring your laptop, a project or an early-stage idea, and be ready to share what you are exploring. The emphasis is on learning from one another without hierarchy: compare workflows, ask questions, test approaches and make progress on work that may otherwise have stayed on your to-do list. Who is it for? You do not need to be an AI expert, curiosity and a willingness to experiment are enough. The meetup is designed for: - Marketers exploring ways to automate repetitive tasks, create briefs or improve campaign reporting - Developers and technologists interested in building tools, shipping side projects or testing new AI workflows - Founders using AI for faster research, analysis and prototyping with a leaner team The open format makes the session useful whether you arrive with a defined build or only the beginnings of an idea. Rather than following a fixed tutorial, you can focus on the challenge most relevant to you while learning from the projects and perspectives around the room. Venue and format The event takes place at Paper Plane Project, T-One Building 8, 40th Floor, Sukhumvit 40, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110. You can view the venue location on Google Maps. Hosted by Tanya P. and Aaron M. for The MarTech Collective, this is an informal, hands-on alternative to a conventional AI conference: good coffee, practical projects and a room of people figuring things out together. Attendance is free, but spaces are limited. Registering also unlocks the Meetup event chat, where you can connect with other attendees before the session begins. Register for Claude & Coffee

⌖ Bangkok · Bangkok

Hosted by HK Conferences

The 7th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Data Science & Machine Learning takes place in Bangkok on 11–12 November 2026. Organised by HK Conferences, this two-day international conference offers researchers and technical practitioners a forum for presenting research and following recent developments across AI, machine learning, data science, data analysis and robotics. Its 2026 theme,“Exploring Recent Advances in Artificial Intelligence: AI Agents, Avatars, and Digital Twins in the New Era”,puts three fast-developing areas of applied and emerging AI at the centre of the event. What to expect The conference is designed around the exchange and presentation of research activities. Its stated subject areas include: - Artificial intelligence and recent advances in the field - AI agents and increasingly autonomous systems - Digital avatars and their place in the new AI era - Digital twins and virtual representations of real-world systems - Machine learning, data science and data analysis - Robotics and related technical research The event is aimed at researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, academics, university practitioners and other members of the scientific community. It is particularly relevant to people who want to present current work, discover research directions or connect their specialist interests across AI and data-led disciplines. The listing frames the gathering as part of the wider ecosystem of academic meetings, seminars, workshops, congresses, summits and symposiums. Submissions and practical details The conference will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 November 2026. Prospective contributors should note the published timetable: - Final submission deadline: 1 November 2026 - Notification date: 2 November 2026 - Conference dates: 11–12 November 2026… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Chulalongkorn University

Solidarity AI is a four-day conference in Bangkok, running 12–15 November 2026 at Chulalongkorn University, focused on AI for climate justice, communal care and local values. Co-convened by PCC Global and PCC Thailand with Chulalongkorn University and regional allies, the gathering asks who should control the technologies that increasingly shape work, livelihoods, culture and public life. Rather than treating communities as passive users, it explores how workers and people affected by AI can exercise meaningful control over everything from raw-material extraction and data to algorithms and governance. What to expect The programme combines plenary sessions, participatory workshops, sector-focused breakouts and strategy sessions. It is designed to connect scholarship rooted in lived experience with practical organising and technology development. Central themes include: - AI systems built for climate justice, equity and care - Shared ownership, democratic governance and accountable infrastructure - The effects of digital systems on pay, surveillance, displacement and invisible labour - Local languages, knowledge and values in technology design - Solidarity expressed through governance, business models, infrastructure and international collaboration - “Solidarity stacks”: interconnected technology, governance and labour systems that are collectively owned and locally governed Examples spanning Asia and beyond will ground these discussions, including farmer-led data cooperatives in India, Vietnam’s national AI stack, multilingual systems in Indonesia and Malaysia, worker organising in the Philippines and platform cooperatives in Spain. The conference also draws on Buddhist ethics, Thailand’s sufficiency economy, Gandhian thought and Ambedkarite critique to move beyond Western-centric and growth-at-all-costs approaches to AI.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Chulalongkorn University

⌖ Bangkok · Starbucks near Queen Sirikit National Convention Center

Hosted by John S.

Discuss Tim Wu’s The Age of Extraction in central Bangkok on 16 November 2026, exploring tech platforms, AI and power. Who controls the digital economy? Google, Meta, Amazon and Apple do more than provide useful products: they influence what people see, shape choices and opinions, and extract vast amounts of money, data and attention. This book club meeting examines how these companies acquired such extraordinary reach, the mechanisms through which they exercise power, and what their dominance means for citizens and society. Hosted by John S. for the Technology and Society Reading/Discussion – Bangkok group, the session centres on Tim Wu’s The Age of Extraction. Wu, author of The Attention Merchants, former White House official and the scholar who coined the phrase “net neutrality”, offers a concise account of the rise of platform power and proposals for reclaiming control. The discussion will draw on themes including: - How tech platforms manipulate attention and monetise online behaviour - The extraction of wealth, personal data and attention at global scale - Platform capitalism’s role in inequality and the creation of new economic classes - The risks and rewards of an economy shaped by digital platforms and AI - Generative AI, predictive social data, crypto and antimonopoly movements - Whether technological progress can support both economic growth and a more egalitarian society - How the internet’s early promise of widespread wealth and democracy gave way to concentrated power and the spread of autocracy Format and preparation This is a reading and discussion group, rather than a lecture or introductory presentation. Attendees should read The Age of Extraction beforehand or arrive with well-developed thoughts about its central topics. The format is best suited to readers, technologists and people interested in AI and society, technology policy, economics, digital rights and the social consequences of powerful online platforms. No particular technical skill level is specified, but participants should be ready to engage thoughtfully with the book’s arguments. View the event and registration details

⌖ Bangkok · Oakwood Suites Tiwanon Bangkok

Hosted by EURASIA RESEARCH

The Annual Conference on Business, Economics Research and AI (BER) brings three days of interdisciplinary research to Bangkok, Thailand, from 18–20 November 2026. It offers academics and practitioners a forum to present work spanning business, economics, law, policy and artificial intelligence. Research across disciplines BER is designed for researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers and university practitioners who want to share research activities and engage with work beyond a single academic field. Alongside its four stated themes,business, economics, law and policy,the event is associated with topics including: - Artificial intelligence and data science - Statistics and applied statistics - Operations research and mathematics - Accounting and business - Marketing and the humanities This breadth makes the conference relevant to established academics, early-career researchers and practitioners exploring how AI, quantitative methods and policy considerations intersect with business and economic research. The conference language is English. Conference format and publication Running over three days, BER follows an academic conference format centred on research presentations and scholarly exchange. Attendees can consult the published programme schedule as session information becomes available. The organisers state that all accepted abstracts and papers will be published with a DOI. Papers selected through collaborating journals may also be published in a Scopus-indexed journal, with the Journal of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications cited in the event information. Prospective authors should review the official conference website for current submission, review and publication requirements. Organisers and venue… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Ambassador Hotel Bangkok

Explore AI, machine learning, robotics and human-centric Industry 5.0 at a two-day international conference in Bangkok, 19–20 November 2026. The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Smart Systems and Industry 5.0 brings researchers, engineers, industry leaders, innovators and policymakers together to examine how intelligent technologies can support the next generation of digital industry. Hosted at the Ambassador Hotel Bangkok, the conference balances theoretical innovation with real-world implementation, with an emphasis on responsible, sustainable and resilient systems. Programme and themes The peer-reviewed programme combines keynote lectures from internationally recognised experts with oral presentations, poster sessions and interdisciplinary technical discussions. Topics open for exploration include: - Artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning - Generative, explainable and responsible AI - AI ethics, governance and human–AI interaction - Natural language processing, computer vision and speech technologies - Robotics, autonomous systems and human–robot collaboration - Smart manufacturing, industrial robotics and Industry 5.0 - Cyber-physical systems, IoT and digital twins - Data science, intelligent automation and digital transformation Attendees can expect opportunities to hear current research, discuss practical applications and exchange perspectives across academia, industry and government. The event also highlights AI applications in areas including healthcare, smart cities and intelligent infrastructure. Who should attend? The conference is designed for AI researchers and practitioners, data scientists, software engineers, programmers, robotics and automation specialists, cybersecurity professionals, smart-manufacturing teams and digital-transformation leaders. It is also relevant to technology entrepreneurs, startup founders, executives, public-sector policymakers, and graduate or postgraduate students working in related disciplines. Its broad scope makes it particularly useful for people seeking collaboration across technical, commercial and policy settings. Presenting and publishing research… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by ASDF HQ, India

The International Congress on Artificial Intelligence 2026 (ICAI 2026) is a major global event scheduled for 19–20 November 2026 in Bangkok, Kingdom of Thailand, available both physically and virtually. This congress gathers researchers, mathematicians, engineers, and practitioners from around the world who are passionate about advancing artificial intelligence. Attendees can expect a comprehensive program covering a vast array of AI-related topics such as adaptive systems, AI creativity, neural networks, machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, robotics, fuzzy logic, and many more. The event is designed for professionals and academics interested in AI research and practical applications, providing a platform for presenting original papers, participating in discussions, and networking with experts. Papers accepted for the congress will be published in a book by ASDF HQ, India, indexed by Google Scholar and other search engines, ensuring wide dissemination of research contributions. Format-wise, ICAI 2026 includes paper presentations, poster exhibitions, and keynote talks from distinguished speakers. The congress also offers options for authors to submit either completed research or position papers reflecting ongoing work or opinions on AI themes. Registration is mandatory for authors to include their work in the proceedings, and all participants will receive digitally verifiable certificates. The congress emphasizes academic rigor, originality, and ethical standards in submissions. With its hybrid format, attendees worldwide can join remotely or in person in vibrant Bangkok, blending accessibility with immersive experiences. Whether you’re a seasoned AI researcher, a practitioner applying AI technologies, or an enthusiast keen on exploring cutting-edge AI developments, ICAI 2026 provides rich learning and networking opportunities. Join the International Congress on Artificial Intelligence 2026 to contribute to and learn from the forefront of AI research and innovation in a supportive and globally connected community. For more information and registration details, visit the official event page. Find more AI events in Bangkok or explore automation events.

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology

ICCIT 2026 is a two-day computing and information technology conference in Bangkok on 23–24 November 2026, bringing together researchers and practitioners across AI, data and software. Organised by the World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, the International Conference on Computing and Information Technology provides a forum for presenting research activities spanning computer science, engineering and information systems. Its wide-ranging subject coverage makes it relevant both to specialists developing new techniques and to academics exploring how advances in computing connect across disciplines. Topics covered The conference’s listed themes extend from foundational computing research to applied and emerging technologies, including: - Artificial intelligence, machine learning, intelligent systems and computer vision - Data analytics, data mining, big data, data processing and data integration - Information systems, information management, databases and metadata - Cybersecurity, cryptography, network security, data security and information security - Cloud, distributed, parallel, pervasive and ubiquitous computing - Internet of Things, web services, web engineering and internet computing - Blockchain, virtualization and digital preservation - Software engineering, software development, testing and programming languages - Computer networks, hardware design, graphics, mobile computing and computer applications - Human-centred, green, applied and frontier computing This breadth is a defining feature of ICCIT: attendees can place focused research in a wider technical context, discover adjacent areas of work and follow developments across AI, infrastructure, data, security and software. Who should attend? ICCIT is intended for researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, academics and university practitioners. It is particularly suited to people who want to present research or engage with current academic work in computing and IT. The subject matter is technical and research-led, so it will be most relevant to those working or studying in computer science, information technology, engineering and related fields.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology

ICUIC 2026 brings researchers working on AI, ubiquitous computing and smart environments to Bangkok on 23–24 November for two days of scholarly exchange. The International Conference on Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing (ICUIC) explores how intelligent, connected technology can become embedded in everyday objects, spaces and services. Organised by the World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, the conference takes place in Bangkok, Thailand, on 23–24 November 2026. ICUIC is designed for researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers and university or scientific practitioners who want to present research and engage with developments across ubiquitous intelligence and pervasive computing. Its scope extends from underlying networks and distributed systems to context-aware services, wearable devices and city-scale smart environments. Research themes The programme welcomes work spanning several interconnected areas: - Intelligent systems and infrastructure: sensor, ad hoc, mesh and peer-to-peer networks; middleware; intelligent platforms and architectures; agents; swarm systems; knowledge representation; ontologies; and nature-inspired computing. - Smart environments: connected rooms, homes, offices, laboratories, shops, hospitals, campuses and cities, alongside smart vehicles, roads, traffic and transportation. - Objects and devices: RFID, electronic labels and tags, embedded chips, sensors, actuators, biometric devices, MEMS and NEMS, smart appliances, wearable technology, embedded software and smart-object operating systems. - Human and social dimensions: identity and activity recognition, real and cyber-world modelling, adaptive interfaces, social computing, and the security, privacy, safety and legal questions raised by pervasive technology. - Applied services: healthcare, elder and child care, pervasive media, learning, games, entertainment and other intelligent applications.… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Center

Hosted by IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Center

DigiTech ASEAN Thailand & AI Connect 2026 brings digital and AI solutions, expert workshops and targeted business networking to Bangkok from 25–27 November. Held in Halls 7–8 at the IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Center in Bangkok, this three-day conference and exhibition is designed for technology leaders, AI innovators, business decision-makers and industry professionals. Enterprises, mid-sized businesses and SMEs can explore practical ways to reduce costs, improve efficiency, support sustainability and accelerate digital transformation. The expanded exhibition is expected to feature more than 400 global technology brands and companies, with over 12,000 technology buyers and visitors. Solutions will span six sectors: - Artificial intelligence - Business software - Cybersecurity - E-commerce and digital marketing - Data and cloud - Smart solutions and IoT Alongside the exhibition, attendees can expect technology trend updates and practical workshops led by industry experts across the Global Tech Stage and The Future of AI Stage. Face-to-face product demonstrations will show how solutions work in real business scenarios, while a pre-arranged Business Matching Program will connect technology providers with prospective buyers and strategic partners. A detailed speaker line-up has not yet been published in the source. Silver sponsors include Adobe, Axons, SambaNova Systems, Socket 9, Wholix, Zoho Corporation, 9 Dots Consulting and DCSS (Thailand). Further information is available from the official event website. View event details and registration information

Sponsors: 9 Dots Consulting Co., Ltd. · Adobe +6

⌖ Bangkok · Hall 7-8, IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre

Hosted by IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre

DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2026 brings AI and digital business solutions, practical learning and B2B networking to Bangkok from 25–27 November. Taking place from 10:00 to 18:00 at Hall 7–8 of the IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre in Bangkok, this three-day trade exhibition connects businesses across Southeast Asia with global technology and digital markets. Organisers expect more than 400 exhibitors and 12,000 trade attendees and buyers, creating a large-scale setting for discovering solutions, meeting suppliers and exploring commercial partnerships. The event is co-located with AI Connect 2026: AI for Business, hosted by Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy & Society and Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. Technology and business themes The exhibition floor will cover a broad range of digital transformation priorities, including: - Business software, cybersecurity and smart solutions - E-commerce and digital marketing - Data, cloud infrastructure and IoT - Customer service automation - Sales and marketing optimisation - Supply chain and logistics management - HR, finance and accounting applications - Product development and R&D - Customer insights, analytics and energy management - AI for compliance, legal assistance and IT security What to expect DigiTech ASEAN Thailand combines a major B2B exhibition with several learning and connection formats. Conferences will examine industry challenges, emerging trends and market opportunities, while technology presentations will share new solutions and business development ideas. Workshops and masterclasses focus on practical knowledge, skills and best practices, complemented by certification courses designed to support digital skills development. A pre-arranged business matching programme will connect buyers directly with exhibitors, making the event particularly relevant to trade attendees actively sourcing technology. Monthly webinars before and after the physical exhibition extend access to technology discussions beyond the three days in Bangkok.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Zoho · Adobe +1

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by Datastat Training Institute

Join a focused, hands-on 5-day Bangkok training designed to accelerate ERP customization using Low-Code/No-Code approaches with Microsoft's Power Platform. Start: 2026-11-29 End: 2026-12-03. This instructor‑led course guides you through building ERP extensions with Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, and Power BI, enabling practical automation and data-rich insights without heavy coding. What you’ll learn: - Architect and model ERP extension data with Dataverse for scalable, governable solutions - Build user-friendly apps with Power Apps tailored to procurement, inventory, order-to-cash, and finance workflows - Automate ERP processes end-to-end using Power Automate, reducing manual tasks and improving consistency - Create meaningful dashboards and reports with Power BI to monitor ERP performance in real time - Integrate ERP extensions with external systems and services while maintaining security and compliance - Apply best practices for deployment, testing, and governance in low-code/no-code projects Hands-on labs and projects: - Day-by-day labs that mirror real-world ERP extension scenarios - End-to-end lab project: design, implement, test, and deploy a working ERP extension prototype - Guided exercises to reinforce data modeling, automation, UI design, and reporting Audience and prerequisites: - Target audience: IT admins, business analysts, developers exploring no-code/low-code ERP enhancements, and operations managers - Prerequisites: basic familiarity with Microsoft 365 or Power Platform recommended, but not required - No heavy coding background needed; learn-by-doing with guided steps and practical examples Format and logistics: - Format: in-person workshop with instructor-led sessions and hands-on labs - Duration: 5 days (Nov 29–Dec 3, 2026) in Bangkok - Venue: Bangkok (venue details to be provided by the organiser) - Registration: available on the official page (link included in the registration section below) Why this course is valuable: - Gain practical skills to extend ERP capabilities using no-code/low-code tools, shortening delivery times and enabling business users to contribute directly - Create interoperable components that can scale, be governed, and adapted as business needs evolve - Leave with a working ERP extension prototype and a repeatable framework for future ERP projects Certification and next steps: - The course is described as a professional training course; verify with the organiser for certification details and any pre

⌖ Bangkok · Cloud11

Hosted by MIT Media Lab

A five-day AI and robotics hackathon at Cloud11 in Bangkok, bringing MIT Media Lab faculty and researchers together from 14–18 December 2026. Hosted by MIT Media Lab and Bangkok Bank, the event takes place at Cloud11 in Bangkok. Its Media Lab delegation spans AI, multisensory systems, creative learning, responsive environments, tangible interfaces, cyborg psychology and mechanical engineering. Media Lab participants The published line-up includes: - Professors Ramesh Raskar of Camera Culture and Paul Liang of Multisensory Intelligence - Karishma Chadha and Téo Xisto from Lifelong Kindergarten - Rachel Poonsiriwong and Chayapatr “Pub” Archiwaranguprok from Cyborg Psychology - Researchers representing Responsive Environments, Tangible Media and MIT Mechanical Engineering The event page does not yet publish a detailed agenda, eligibility criteria, required experience level or booking status. Prospective participants can contact the MIT Media Lab–Bangkok Bank organising team or email Mirei Rioux for clarification. View event details and registration information

Sponsors: Bangkok Bank

⌖ Bangkok · KLOUD by KBank คลาวด์ บาย เคแบงก์

Hosted by CMKL University

Learn what customer and personal data you can safely put into AI tools at this free CMKL University event in Bangkok on 16 January 2027. Part of CMKL University’s monthly AI Inspiration Saturday series, this practical session brings faculty research into a workplace context and gives attendees time to ask questions about their own projects. Speakers and format The programme features two 30-minute talks, followed by 30 minutes for audience questions and project discussions: - Dr. Charnon Pattiyanon, whose fields include information security and software engineering - Dr. Natnatee Dokmai, specialising in cryptography and privacy The session is designed for people working in security, IT, legal or compliance, particularly those responsible for customer or personal data or deciding which AI tools are appropriate at work. No technical background is required. Bring your own laptop. Practical details - Date: Saturday 16 January 2027 - Time: 10:00–12:00 (GMT+7) - Venue: KLOUD by KBank, Siam Square Soi 7, near BTS Siam Exit 2, Bangkok - Admission: Free The building opens after 10:00, with event registration available from 10:00–10:30. Attendees should register for KLOUD membership through LINE (@KLOUDbyKBank) before arriving; membership registration requires K PLUS or a Thai national ID card. See the KLOUD registration guide for instructions. Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · QSNCC

Hosted by VNU Asia Pacific

Cybersec Asia brings IT security, data management and cloud solutions to QSNCC in Bangkok on 20–21 January 2027. Cybersecurity built around Asia’s priorities Organised by VNU Asia Pacific, this two-day, in-person conference and exhibition focuses on the cybersecurity needs of the CLMVT and wider APAC markets. The event is designed as a regional platform for thought leadership, innovation and collaboration, bringing the security community together at Plenary Halls 1–4 of QSNCC. Cybersec Asia places particular emphasis on the Asian market and the issues shaping security across the region. Its stated areas of focus include: - IT security and the evolving threat landscape - Data management and the protection of critical information - Cloud solutions for modern organisations - The region’s distinct cybersecurity challenges - Regulatory developments affecting Asian markets - Innovation from established security companies and next-generation start-ups Who should attend? The event is aimed at cybersecurity professionals, experts and enthusiasts, as well as organisations evaluating security, cloud and data-management solutions. It should also be relevant to technology decision-makers, security teams, founders and next-generation start-ups that want to understand regional priorities, discover industry developments and connect with others working across CLMVT and APAC. The combined conference and exhibition format offers two complementary ways to take part: thought leadership and knowledge sharing through the conference, alongside opportunities to explore companies and solutions on the exhibition floor. For businesses entering or expanding within Asian cybersecurity markets, the regional focus provides useful context that a broader global event may not offer. Cybersec Asia builds on the wider Cybersec event network, which recorded more than 5,000 cybersecurity professionals and over 130 exhibitors at Cybersec Europe 2023 before expanding into Asia. The event page also highlights established industry names including CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Palo Alto Networks, Bitdefender, Elastic, Barracuda, ManageEngine and Lenovo among organisations that have trusted the event. View the event and registration details

⌖ Bangkok · Messiah Exchange

Hosted by Shaan & Sergey Sevantsyan

Explore AI, stablecoins, Web3 and digital finance at UXUY’s beginner-friendly Bangkok meetup on 30 August 2027, hosted at Messiah Exchange. Designed as a small, informal community gathering rather than a formal conference, this two-hour meetup offers an accessible introduction to UXUY and the infrastructure shaping on-chain finance. Attendees will examine how artificial intelligence, stablecoins and blockchain technology could make digital assets and financial applications simpler to access, understand and use. What the meetup will cover The hosts will introduce UXUY, explain what it is building and outline the problems it aims to solve within the evolving Web3 and digital asset ecosystem. The discussion will then explore: - AI and Web3: how artificial intelligence could make financial applications more intelligent and digital assets easier to navigate - Stablecoins: why they are becoming an important part of digital finance and how they can make transferring value across blockchain networks more practical - Cross-chain and on-chain access: the challenges created by multiple networks, protocols and liquidity sources,and how infrastructure such as UXUY may simplify the user experience - The future of digital finance: how AI, decentralized finance, stablecoins and tokenized assets could influence the next generation of financial products The programme includes a short introduction to UXUY, an overview of the platform and its ecosystem, a deeper explanation of the problems it is addressing, an open Q&A and time for casual networking and conversation. Who should attend? No advanced blockchain knowledge is required. The event is suitable for complete beginners as well as people already involved in crypto, Web3 or fintech. It will be particularly relevant to: - Startup founders and aspiring entrepreneurs - Fintech, technology and blockchain professionals - Students and people studying emerging technology - Builders exploring DeFi or AI-powered financial applications - Anyone curious about stablecoins, digital assets or on-chain infrastructure Hosted by Shaan and Sergey Sevantsyan, the emphasis is on clear explanations, open questions and useful conversations,not technical prerequisites or conference-style presentations. Venue and timing… Register for this event