On September 16, 2026, YN2-TECH (Thailand) welcomed students from the Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (TNI) to visit its factory and the RaiWay project, offering an out-of-classroom learning experience and a firsthand look at a real industrial working environment. The visit gave students the opportunity to learn about the factory’s operations and the RaiWay concept, which […]

A team from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) conducted sappanwood processing tests at the RaiWay project to explore ways of developing the material into a concentrated extract and powder product, while examining opportunities to add value to raw materials through processing technology.   The tests focused on processing sappanwood extract through concentration and […]

The Daily NNA Thailand Edition (Kyodo News Group), in its August 20, 2026 issue, published a feature article on RaiWay, a food-residue upcycling platform led by YN2-TECH (Thailand). The article highlights how RaiWay combines Japanese technologies to turn food processing residue — previously discarded at a cost — into a new source of value. RaiWay […]

On July 22, 2026, YN2-TECH (Thailand) and KAWAGUCHI SEIKI of Japan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) to promote education, research, and innovation in food processing, connecting classroom learning with industrial technology under the Factory Classroom concept. The collaboration is designed to give students and academic staff […]

RaiWay Showcases GX Innovations at SITE 2026

AOTS Representatives Visit RaiWay Project to Explore Agricultural Processing and Food Waste Management Technologies

A delegation from Sasin School of Management visited the RaiWay demonstration plant in Chachoengsao Province.

RaiWay is committed to promoting experiential learning by welcoming fourth-year KOSEN students to its demonstration plant for an industrial study visit. The program provided students with hands-on learning opportunities in agricultural processing technologies, energy management, and CO₂ emissions reduction calculations. This initiative was made possible through the collaboration of Nakamura Kiko (Thailand), YN2-TECH, CASTEM (Thailand), and Tomas Tech, reflecting their shared commitment to developing future engineering talent and driving innovation toward a more sustainable and environmentally responsible industry.

Tokyo SME joined a study visit about RaiWay technologies for agricultural processing and food waste management.

Executives from Prawet District visited and observed a RaiWay technology demonstration for agricultural processing and food waste management.

KOSEN-KMITL visited the RaiWay Project to learn about food processing and automation technologies, while also experiencing initiatives for sustainable industrial development based on the Green Transformation (GX) concept.

YN2-TECH presented the Raiway Project, highlighting collaboration with Thai farmers for sustainable agriculture. The project focuses on value creation, waste reduction, and GX innovation.