Startups from Thailand Showcase Innovative Solutions at Expand North Star
These startups from Thailand showcase their innovative solutions and offerings at the recently-concluded Expand North Star event, now part of Gitex, in Dubai
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Innovation took center stage at Expand North Star event in Dubai as startups from around the globe showcased their breakthrough technologies and solutions. From AI-driven healthcare and sustainable mobility to next-gen cybersecurity and deep-tech hardware, these young companies weren’t just pitching products — they were unveiling glimpses of the future. For many, the event wasn’t just a global stage but a launchpad to connect with investors, governments, and enterprises eager to back the next wave of transformative tech born out of ambition and agility.
Here’s a look at the some startups from Thailand:
Peraya Kojaranon, CEO of Digital Era Group (Thailand), shares how their platform helps farmers sell directly to customers while tracking carbon emissions from planting to harvest. Discover how this farm-to-table innovation is connecting Thai agriculture with the global market — starting right here in Dubai.
Issaret Prachitmutita from Sable Co., ltd. (Thailand) introduces their AI Agentic solutions designed to make marketing smarter and more profitable. From cutting acquisition costs by 60% to boosting leads fourfold, Sable’s intelligent automation and AI-driven insights are redefining how businesses grow in the digital age.
Grace Danitpakeen, CMO of StudentCare (Thailand), shares how their all-in-one school management platform is transforming education. By reducing paper use by 90 per cent and cutting carbon footprint by 20 per cent annually, StudentCare is empowering teachers, students, and parents—building a smarter, greener future for Thai education.
Innovation took center stage at Expand North Star event in Dubai as startups from around the globe showcased their breakthrough technologies and solutions. From AI-driven healthcare and sustainable mobility to next-gen cybersecurity and deep-tech hardware, these young companies weren’t just pitching products — they were unveiling glimpses of the future. For many, the event wasn’t just a global stage but a launchpad to connect with investors, governments, and enterprises eager to back the next wave of transformative tech born out of ambition and agility.
Here’s a look at the some startups from Thailand:
Peraya Kojaranon, CEO of Digital Era Group (Thailand), shares how their platform helps farmers sell directly to customers while tracking carbon emissions from planting to harvest. Discover how this farm-to-table innovation is connecting Thai agriculture with the global market — starting right here in Dubai.
Issaret Prachitmutita from Sable Co., ltd. (Thailand) introduces their AI Agentic solutions designed to make marketing smarter and more profitable. From cutting acquisition costs by 60% to boosting leads fourfold, Sable’s intelligent automation and AI-driven insights are redefining how businesses grow in the digital age.
Grace Danitpakeen, CMO of StudentCare (Thailand), shares how their all-in-one school management platform is transforming education. By reducing paper use by 90 per cent and cutting carbon footprint by 20 per cent annually, StudentCare is empowering teachers, students, and parents—building a smarter, greener future for Thai education.
