We use an AI Clone of หลวงพ่อคูณ to create an interactive experience that digitizes Buddhist beliefs. The AI allows users to listen to หลวงพ่อคูณ's chants, benefiting their spirits while reading their brainwaves. This data is then used to create a 3D-printed bracelet and phone wallpaper to aid users in their meditation and mental well-being.

This project works with the 2024 Director of the Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce to showcase at the 2024 Isan Creative event.

We use an AI Clone of Ganga Spirits to send spiritual messages to users without floating กระทง, protecting the river. An actress acts as a medium, while biosensors track the user's mental state to engage them and help Thai people access mental health benefits.

This project collaborates with ไร่คืนรัง home stay and showcases at the 2024 Loy Krathong Festival.

We aim to create an art toy or sculpture that represents human memory. Users will listen to music related to their memories of people or places while we scan their brainwaves. This information will help us make a 3D-printed sculpture and an art installation.

This project is in collaboration with the 3D Printing Lab at Suranaree University of Technology.

We develop an AI and VR experience that lets users create their own version of the 'Mandala' movie.

This project is a partnership with PUNMORE Studio and ADA Brain School of Gaming.

We allow users to connect a soft robot to their body, using AI to create real-time images that blend the user and the robot together through a camera and prompts, enabling them to become a cyborg in their fantasy.

This project is in collaboration with the 3D-4D Printing Lab at Suranaree University of Technology.

This Project push the boundaries of 3D printing applications in the materials industry. By utilizing ดินด่านเกวียน, a local soil from Korat, we create sculptures intended for industrial use. The process involves a pressure machine that pushes a finely mixed soil and water combination through a modified 3D printing machine.

This project is a collaboration with SUT 3D-4D Printing and Materials Lab and Otto Farm Studio

Exhibits at our co-working office

This project supported by POWER RENGERS

Exhibits at our co-working office

This project supported by POWER RENGERS

Exhibits at our co-working office

This project supported by POWER RENGERS

On February 14, 2025, Naresuan University hosted the 1st Quantum Valentine’s Fest at the Activity Building, themed "Love Comes in Many Forms." From 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM, attendees participated in quantum-themed activities. The festival featured four areas: Zone A: Media Art Exhibition, Zone B: Quantum Port Board Game, Zone C: Quantum VR Experience, Zone D: Quantum Love Interactive Game

This project is in collaboration with IF and supported by NU and KBank

An AI system tracks two people’s emotions via facial recognition, converts them into probability amplitudes, and uses Pearson correlation to form an “entangled” state. We quantify this with a reduced density matrix and Von Neumann entropy, then visualize it as a dynamic “quantum bracelet” showing waveforms, colors, correlations, and entropy.

This project is collaborated with Quantum Information Science LAB (QIS LAB) from IF

The innovative machine effectively simulates how quantum entanglement operates through a dynamic plasma string that responds to the sound generated by user clapping. This captivating interaction not only demonstrates complex quantum principles but also invites users to engage with the fascinating concepts of modern physics in a hands-on manner.

This project powered by Quantum Art Thailand

The interactive program, designed to simulate the breathtaking Wormhole scene from the iconic Interstellar movie, allows users to experience an extraordinary journey. In this immersive experience, the endurance spaceship follows users seamlessly through advanced artificial intelligence and precise motion capture technology, creating a captivating adventure that feels incredibly real and engaging.

This project powered by Quantum Art Thailand

We developed an innovative 3D printer head that intelligently follows the user's hand motions in real-time. This advanced technology includes a visual projection mechanism on the 3D printer, which effectively simulates a captivating five-dimensional tesseract, allowing users to experience a new dimension in 3D printing.

This project powered by Quantum Art Thailand

An AI-driven web simulation inspired by Mandala, set 200 years in a Kardashev-scale Phimai, reimagines the tale of a displaced Cambodian laborer and an Isan woman across six AI-generated subpages: Jit’s Path, Pim’s Path, Tat’s Path, Timeline, Mandala, and Cultural Archive. Utilizing GPT-4o, each visit produces unique 2D/3D visuals and text. Navigation is via mouse or gesture control, enabling users to seamlessly interact with the mandala’s essence.

This project collaborated with PUNMORE Studio

via AI. Beethoven “heard” Van Gogh’s Starry Night and composed a new piece. Einstein found math patterns in that music, turned them into plotted lines. Van Gogh (AI) painted those lines with his signature brushwork. Monogram Designer deconstructed “GENIUS” into elements from each artist (swirls, equations, notes, beaker, cat, brush) to redesign กางเกงแมวโคราช (Limited edition)

This project powered by Social Interfaces Group

Our pavilion sparked new collaborations and ideas, proving that heritage art and modern innovation can thrive together.

Thanks to Punmore Studio, AdaBrain School of Gaming, YEC KORAT, SEDA, Asura Hero: Idle RPG, and Baramee Silk for making it possible. We can’t wait to build on this success and cement Korat’s reputation as a top creative hub at next year’s festival.

The Quantum-Mind concept by Roger Penrose posits that human consciousness cannot be fully explained by classical physics or computation alone, claiming that quantum processes in the brain are essential for consciousness. Despite criticism about the brain's environment affecting quantum coherence and lack of empirical evidence, it remains an intriguing subject. Our team reinterpret this through an art experiment titled "Miss you, My mirror dream," which merges physiology, philosophy, quantum mechanics, AI, and BCI technology to encourage creative social engagement.

This project collaborates with BCI Lab, Mahidol University

This interactive media art installation explores how human emotion can trigger conflict. Inspired by how political rhetoric and misinformation fuel real-world violence, the work uses a camera and machine learning to analyze a viewer's facial expressions in real-time. The detected emotion—such as anger, sadness, or joy—then generates a unique audio-visual response.

This project powered by CreativeLabTH Social Interfaces Research Group in collaborations with Loftster: The Creative Space