On August 27, 2026, two students from the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Mahidol University (ICT Mahidol) — Miss Thananchanok Chuensang, a third-year student in the Bachelor of Science Program in Digital Science and Technology (DST Thai Program), and Miss Tamonwan Chamnanward, a third-year student in the Bachelor of Science Program in Information and Communication Technology (ICT International Program) — as members of Team K-Clone, were selected as one of the Top 9 finalist teams in the “Enterprise Lab: World Student Pitch ASEAN Edition 2026.” The team presented its innovation during the Final Pitching round at the Tech Showcase Stage, as part of Techsauce Global Summit 2026, held at Halls 3–4, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok.
The Final Pitching round brought together nine finalist teams from Thailand and the Philippines to present their innovative ideas and solutions across three challenge categories: HR and AI Challenge, Retail and AI Challenge, and Open Challenge: Business Growth Solutions. Team K-Clone competed in the HR and AI Challenge category.
Team K-Clone presented “K-Clone (Knowledge Clone),” an AI-powered solution designed to capture and preserve the knowledge, skills, and decision-making expertise of senior employees by transforming them into a “living organizational brain” or AI Mentor. The system enables younger employees to access and learn from accumulated organizational knowledge at any time. It can also match employees’ skills with internal projects and integrate with HUMANICA’s existing HR systems. According to Team K-Clone’s estimates, the solution has the potential to improve organizational knowledge retention by 82%, increase productivity by 70%, and reduce the time required for new employees to learn their roles by 24%. The concept aims to address the loss of critical organizational knowledge when experienced employees leave or retire, while supporting effective knowledge transfer across generations within the organization.
ICT Mahidol extends its sincere congratulations and appreciation to both students on being selected among the Top 9 finalist teams and for the opportunity to showcase their innovation on a regional stage. Their achievement is another source of pride for the Faculty.
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