The Thailand and ASEAN region is rapidly emerging as a hotspot for SMART technologies, fueled by rapid urbanization, increasing digital literacy, and proactive government initiatives. Smart Living Expo takes a bold leap forward in bringing together a wide spectrum of smart living solutions under one roof. Designed to showcase transformative technologies that are redefining modern living, this dynamic platform invites industry buyers to explore innovative products and services tailored to create smarter, sustainable, and more intuitive homes, offices, and buildings. From adaptive smart lighting that aligns with natural daylight to advanced security systems monitored remotely through smartphones, the expo is the ultimate meeting ground for industry leaders, innovators, and technology enthusiasts driving the future of smart living in the ASEAN region.

Co-located with the newly reimagined ASEAN Light + Design Expo, this unique trade fair responds directly to market demands, offering seamless access to the latest technologies, insightful discussions, and expert knowledge from respected industry pioneers.

Smart Living Expo is more than just a trade show—it’s a comprehensive platform connecting businesses, buyers, educators, and media in Thailand’s thriving SMART technologies and lighting ecosystem. Whether you’re looking to attract new customers, nurture existing relationships, or elevate your brand to new heights, this one-stop destination caters to businesses of every scale. Be part of this groundbreaking event and experience firsthand the revolutionary ideas and technologies shaping the future of smart spaces.

If you are looking to expand your smart technologies brand or source innovation advancements for your business, Smart Living Expo is the place for you!

Show Info: 

Venue: IMPACT Exhibition Centre, Bangkok, Thailand
Date: 17-19 September 2025
Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Timings : 17-18 September – 10:00 – 18:00 hours
19 September – 10:00 – 17:00 hours
Hall: 5

Note : People under the age of 18 years and infants in arms are NOT allowed to enter the exhibition halls.