Thailand Electronics and Smart Manufacturing Series Exhibition Tickets

This article introduces the Thailand Electronics and Smart Manufacturing Series Exhibition (Intelligent Asia), one of Taiwan’s largest industrial exhibitions and the first-ever staging of the Asia Industry 4.0 and Smart Manufacturing Series Exhibition in Thailand. With the advancement of Industry 4.0, digital transformation has become an unavoidable trend in global industrial development, emphasizing intelligent and automated manufacturing processes. At the exhibition, exchanges with potential c

The Value of Participating in the Intelligent Asia Thailand Exhibition

• The Only Integrated B2B Platform in Southeast Asia Combining PCB Manufacturing and Industrial Automation: Co-hosted by Zhanzhao International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the Taiwan Branch of Messe Frankfurt GmbH, and GMTX Company Limited, Intelligent Asia Thailand is Thailand’s first smart manufacturing exhibition that brings together the themes of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and industrial automation. The inaugural 2025 edition gathered 300 exhibitors from 12 countries and regions, attracting 9,333 professional visitors from 26 nations, and has been widely recognized within the industry as a benchmark for the development of Southeast Asia’s electronic supply chain and a pivotal gateway for global smart manufacturers entering the ASEAN market.
• A One‑Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Industry Chain: The exhibition features five thematic zones—PCB Thailand, Automation Thailand, EMA Thailand, Optoelectronics & Display Thailand, and Battery Power Storage & EV Solutions Thailand—covering every stage of the value chain, from PCB and IC substrate manufacturing, through dry and wet process equipment, SMT inspection, industrial automation, sensor and machine vision technologies, semiconductor packaging and testing, electric vehicle technologies, energy storage systems, to optoelectronic displays. From raw materials to finished product assembly, from automation equipment to smart factory solutions, exhibitors can seamlessly integrate technical showcases, brand exposure, and commercial negotiations.
• Precise Connection with Core Buyers and Industry Resources Across Southeast Asia and Globally: In 2025, the exhibition hosted 300 exhibitors from 12 countries and regions, including China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United States, Singapore, Switzerland, Turkey, and others. Among the 9,333 professional visitors, 76% were decision-makers or possessed purchasing influence. The audience encompassed all channels of procurement, ranging from electronics manufacturers and automotive component suppliers to PCB makers, system integrators, and importers/exporters, with nearly 50% expressing clear needs for procurement or supplier development. Exhibitors thus gained direct access to Southeast Asia’s most powerful purchasing groups, enabling efficient business matchmaking and market expansion.
• Unique Strategic Value for Chinese and Taiwanese Enterprises—An Engine for Expanding into the Southeast Asian Market: The Thai government actively promotes its “Thailand 4.0” policy, with continuous expansion of investments in the electronics and electrical machinery sectors. From 2018 to 2025, cumulative investment applications totaled THB 1.17 trillion (approximately USD 37 billion), covering 1,748 projects—the highest among all industrial categories in Thailand. Key growth drivers include PCBs, semiconductor packaging and testing, hard drive components, and automotive electronic parts. The ESMA Taiwan Electronic Supply Chain Management Association has already led a delegation to participate in the 2026 exhibition, which has become a central platform for Chinese enterprises seeking to enter the Thai and Southeast Asian markets, connect with regional customers, and showcase their own brands.
• A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry Trends: At the exhibition, AI‑driven quality inspection, AI‑powered 3D robot vision, quadruped patrol robots, smart manufacturing management systems (ERP/sMES), plasma etching for HDI/ABF substrates, and AIoT coupled with edge computing have emerged as hot topics. Concurrently, the exhibition hosted three major technical forums—PCB Stage, SPS Stage Bangkok, and Tech Stage—inviting experts from Beckhoff Automation, Bender GmbH, Phoenix Contact, Pilz, and other international firms to share cutting‑edge insights on smart manufacturing, industrial safety, and AI applications. Exhibit layouts leaned toward emerging industries such as new‑energy vehicles, AI servers, and semiconductor packaging and testing, guiding Southeast Asia’s manufacturing sector toward intelligence and high‑end sophistication.