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Bangkok, Thailand – April 30, 2025 – Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL. a global leader in power management and IoT-based smart green solutions, in collaboration with King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), launched its first Delta Academy Industrial Automation Training of the year on April 30,2025. The session welcomed 45 engineering students and was conducted under the guidance of Assistant Professor Dr. Chanchai Techawatcharapaikul, reflecting a shared commitment to strengthening practical learning opportunities in Thailand’s technical education landscape.
“At Delta, we believe that investing in young talent is essential for long-term progress in technology and sustainability. Delta Academy is our way of contributing to this effort by offering students exposure to real-world tools and knowledge that can support their future aspirations.” Mr. Yongyuth Pakdoungjan, Senior Director of Government and Public Affairs at Delta Electronics (Thailand) said.
This training introduced students to essential technologies that underpin modern automation systems, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), Variable Speed Drives (VSDs), and SERVO motors. These components serve as the foundation of industrial automation and are increasingly relevant as industries pursue greater efficiency and adaptability.
Now in its ninth year, Delta’s industrial automation program has engaged approximately 3,000 students from diverse academic backgrounds. By providing hands-on training with Delta’s own automation technologies including robotics, control systems, and drive solutions, the program bridges academic theory with practical application. It supports Thailand’s efforts to build a skilled workforce equipped to contribute to the nation’s digital and sustainable industrial development.
KMUTT, recognized for its commitment to innovation and applied research, continues to play an integral role in preparing students for evolving career opportunities. The university’s collaboration with Delta reflects a shared objective: to enhance students’ technical capabilities through meaningful, industry-relevant learning experiences.
Participants gain not only access to advanced technologies but also valuable mentorship from experienced professionals. Many students regard the program as a significant step in their development, helping them build both confidence and capability as they prepare to enter the workforce in automation, engineering, and related fields.
This opening session marks a meaningful start to Delta Academy’s 2025 training program and reflects the company’s broader commitment to education and sustainable development. By continuing to expand its learning initiatives such as the upcoming Power Electronics training, Delta remains dedicated to empowering future engineers with the knowledge and experience needed to drive innovation, strengthen local industry, and contribute to a more sustainable future for Thailand and beyond.
