Sustainability Expo 2026 Showcases Health Tech Innovations in Bangkok

People of all ages are increasingly focused on health, particularly preventive care, wellness, and longevity. Digital technology and AI now play a major role in disease screening, treatment, and personal health monitoring. The Sustainability Expo 2026, scheduled for November 6-15, 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, will bring together diverse technologies for all ages to learn and experience firsthand through exhibitions by government agencies, private companies, and research institutes, plus seminar stages and workshop activities.

Technology and Innovation Highlights In the Better Me zone on the G floor of the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, the focus is on helping visitors learn "how to live well with tech" through hands-on exhibits at various booths, with expert and hospital doctor consultations available on the spot.

The first must-see technology is the Mirror Pad health assessment mirror at the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang booth. Developed jointly with Hanjing University, it uses AI to scan a face in just 30 seconds to provide 26 preliminary health metrics including heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and stress levels.

The Red Light Sleeping Bag from CBG Corporation presents Photobiomodulation technology in a sleek sleeping bag form. It uses 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared from over 2,480 LEDs to provide full-body coverage, restoring muscles, reducing post-exercise soreness, and indicating sleep quality trends.

ThaiSook Watch at the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) booth is a smartwatch tracking heart rate, skin temperature, step count, and daily activities. It connects to the ThaiSook app to monitor health and promote regular exercise.

Flight Simulator Airbus A320 (from the International Aviation Industry College, SJL) uses simulation technology to safely train high-risk, high-cost skills through an Airbus A320 cockpit simulator, allowing participants to control an aircraft through real procedures while practicing focus, decision-making, and problem-solving.

Ultrahuman Ring AIR from Dotlife Store, One Bangkok is a smart ring tracking health, sleep, and daily activities with stress and recovery assessment, helping users understand their health and balance rest with exercise.

Sonar AI at the CMKL University booth, Thailand's leading AI innovation university, invites visitors to learn about and counter call center threats through AI technology. It demonstrates real-time Thai language conversation processing used in call centers, with the system listening, processing, and responding by voice in real time while displaying conversation text on screen.

Experience for the Elderly The i-CREATe Foundation booth under the royal patronage of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presents various technologies for elderly health, including a sit-to-stand exercise and physical therapy device designed for seniors and patients with muscle weakness, operating with a spring-assisted partial weight-bearing system combined with a linear actuator, and a bilateral arm rehabilitation device (Arm Booster) designed, researched, and manufactured in Thailand for stroke patients.