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Khun Chalermpon Punnotok is the person who established service robot

industry of Thailand. He founded CT Asia Robotics in 2009, giving first

service robot of Thailand and ASEAN region named “Dinsow Robot”.

“Dinsow Robot” started its functions as a waiter at MK Suki Restaurant

and later the restaurant in Sweden. Khun Chalermpon also develops

Dinsow Elderly Care Robot and successfully exported to Japan in 2016.

Khun Chalermpon has been playing his role as the key man to drive

Robot industry policy to the Government thoroughly. His success led to

the personal discussion and was positively mentioned in the National

Broadcast of Weekly Address by Gen Prayut Chan-O-cha, Prime Minister

on August 19, 2016.

Prior to this, he established CT Asia who is currently the leader of Call

Center Software and Innovation of Customer Service platform.

Furthermore, he also found the Thailand Software Export Promotion

(TSEP) in 2007.

Khun Chalermpon gained his Bachelor Degree from Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy; Chulalongkorn University. He continued his endeavor at University of Southern California for his MBA. He started his first career at Unilever, Thailand and worked for GE Capital Headquarter at Chicago after his MBA graduated.

Many Award recognitions such as:

– The Winner of “Chao Fah IT”; Her Royal Highness Princess Sirindhorn with One Million Baht reward in 2007

– The Winner of “SME CEO of the Year”; Bloomberg Businessweek Thailand Awards 2012

– “Dinsow Mini: Elderly Care Robot” awarded as one of the Premium Products of Thailand 2016

Punnotok, C.

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The Innovative Long Term Care: DINSOW Robot Serves in Japan and EU

Since first established CT Asia Robotics in 2009, the founder’s vision was to create value from using Robot to assist elderly has never lost the focus. Realizing the serious life quality of Aging people, CT Asia Robotics places its market positioning to innovate possible technology into Robot and slowly penetrate to start market awareness as well as educate the users to adopt technology into future life. First launch Dinsow Mini for elderly successfully made in 2014 in Japan. This brought more confidence in moving forward into higher and higher smart technology to help elderly. Currently, we have so many international prospects approach us every day. CT Asia Robotics has well collaborated with many Thailand leading universities and other Research Labs to work on innovation that could plug into Dinsow Robot. With strong support from National Science and Technology Development Agency, our R&D projects have higher chances to make it possible. Through a difficult experience so far, I found that we have many valuable human resources; smart inventors, researchers but less opportunity to shine the bright. Now there are good news that the Thai Government shows very positive in pushing up these talents to grow up the country especially on Science & Technology savvy. But of course, we still need more start –of –the-art laboratory, Testing, standardize program to upgrade commercialize scale. It might take another few years to cover all missing necessary functions. So we all need to start it now and speed it. Let the Synergy pull us together and build a healthy Aging Society.

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