On October 9, 2026, the Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, held a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony with a number of organizations and academic partners from Australia and India at the Innogineer Studio, 1st Floor, Building 3 of the Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University.

The ceremony was attended by Associate Professor Dr. Thanapat Wanichanon, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering; Assistant Professor Dr. Pattaraporn Posoknistakul, Deputy Dean for International Relations and Corporate Communication; Assistant Professor Dr. Konlakorn Wongpatikaseree, Head of the Department of Computer Engineering; Professor Dr. Paisarn Muneesawang, of the Department of Computer Engineering; and representatives from partner organizations from Australia and India.

The partnerships included MOU signings with Professor Kevin Fynn, Managing Director and representative of Ticking Heart Pty Ltd. and Magic Wavelength Pty Ltd. from Australia; and Mr. Peter Thomas Langford, Chief Executive Officer of Avironix Private Limited from India. The agreements will promote collaboration in research, technology development, and knowledge exchange between the Faculty, and its international partners. This will create opportunities for joint initiatives and the dvelopment of engineering innovation.

The areas of collaboration include research and innovation in logistics, drone-based edge-AI surveillance systems, intelligent medical devices, and AI-enabled digital health technologies. These emerging fields have significant potential to support industrial development and improve quality of life. The partnerships also seek to facilitate the practical application of research outcomes and strengthen collaborative networks among researchers, academic personnel, and professionals across the world.

This MOU signing ceremony reflects the commitment of Mahidol Engineering to expanding its international academic network and cultivating partnerships with organizations around the world. Through these collaborations, the Faculty aims to encourage knowledge exchange and accelerate technological innovation. This will translate research into real solutions delivering positive results for engineering, research, industry, and society.