On March 18, 2026, the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Mahidol University (ICT Mahidol), organized the academic seminar “MUICT-AST x Industry TechConnect 2026” under the topic “Agentic RAG from Zero to Hero.” The seminar featured Mr. Paripol Toopiroh, Solution Architecture from Beryl 8 Plus Public Company Limited, as the guest speaker. The session provided insights into the application of Agentic RAG, along with an in-depth explanation of AI system architecture concepts—the Architecture of Autonomy—an emerging approach that enables autonomous reasoning, planning, and systematic task execution. The speaker also introduced advanced mechanisms to reinforce understanding and offer practical guidance for real-world implementation. The event was held online via Microsoft Teams and was attended by students, faculty members, staff, and other interested participants.
The lecture was part of the MUICT-AST x Industry TechConnect 2026 seminar series, which aims to provide updates on advancements in AI and innovation through insights from industry experts. The program offered participants the opportunity to explore real-world use cases and gain firsthand industry experience, while fostering future collaboration and enhancing competencies in alignment with the evolving demands of the digital job market.
The MUICT-AST x Industry TechConnect 2026 academic seminar was organized as a five-part series. To date, the Faculty of ICT has conducted three sessions: two sessions in February 2026, entitled “Prompt Engineering & Practical AI Tools for Learning and Work” and “Building Line Chatbots for Real Use Cases,” and one session in March 2026, entitled “Typhoon – Thai LLM.” In addition, one more session is scheduled: “Agile Scrum LEGO Workshop,” to be delivered by Ms. Wathuka Tuanimitr, Software Solution Architect from Netbay Public Company Limited.
For further information on the training programs, please visit https://www.ict.mahidol.ac.th/th/event/techconnect2026/. For additional inquiries, please contact the Academic Services and Technology Transfer Division at 02-441-0909.
