Axiom — Decision systems for cities, governments, and operators.

Live in production

22 systems · 5 countries

Each one started as a sharp question, shipped as a working surface, and stays useful long after the launch press cycle ends. Click through and use them — they're live.

Sandbox // Live

These aren't demos — they're working systems in a sandbox. Built to scale, not to impress. Production deployments under client NDAs are larger; what runs here behaves like them, with advanced modules withheld.

Command

Real-time operations rooms · 7

01Live

Phuket Ops

Regional Operations

Phuket's transit, public safety, and environmental signals, unified into one surface that an actual governor can read in 30 seconds. Built in weeks, not procurement cycles.

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21Live

HCMCx Super Dashboard

Metropolitan Operations

A massive-scale command surface for Ho Chi Minh City. Integrates live traffic, flood monitoring, air quality, and dynamic routing into a single high-performance map for urban decision-makers.

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05Live

Kuching IOC

Intelligent Operations

A full-spectrum IOC for Greater Kuching, Sarawak. Foreign exchange, flights, satellite imagery, and environmental signals — unified for the operators who run Southeast Asia's fastest-growing smart city.

Chula Control Tower is a real-time operations dashboard for Chulalongkorn University — 47 live data feeds across traffic, incidents, air quality, satellite imagery, CU Shuttle, news, and emergency events for Bangkok's Siam–Samyan district.

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16Live

Chonburi Control Tower

Coastal Intelligence

Chonburi Control Tower is a 3D command surface for the Eastern Seaboard: 42 live sources, coastal weather and marine state, market and tourism signals, mayoral incident feeds, EEC trends, and building-scale overlays in one operational lens.

KMITL Control Tower is a real-time operations dashboard for King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang — 56 live data feeds across traffic, incidents, air quality, satellite imagery, campus shuttles, news, and emergency events for Bangkok's Lat Krabang district.

Yala Control Tower provides real-time civic intelligence for Yala City Municipality in Thailand's Deep South. A 3D city model, satellite layers, flood watch, Deep South security incidents, and over 30 live data feeds.

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Intelligence

Signal & analysis · 5

02Live

DNGWS Monitor

Strategic Intelligence

DNGWS Monitor pulls live escalation tracking, economic spillover, and cross-source crisis visualization into one surface. For decision-makers who can't wait for the briefing deck.

The SLIC Index doesn't tell cities what they're worth. It shows them five pillars and lets them test their own priorities. Mayors decide what livability means — and the math follows.

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05Live

Global Monitor

Strategic Intelligence

Monitoring three regions (Middle East, Southeast Asia, Thailand): an ultimate monitoring platform based on open data that reveals insights through layering.

MEM is the fastest open-source news surface for Middle Eastern conflict coverage. Live multi-source feeds, no editorial delay, no filter bubble. The signal before the cycle.

DayTraders is a personalized Thai market intelligence platform — Bloomberg-style signals applied to SET, MAI, mutual funds, RMF, and Thai ESG instruments. Graham, Buffett, and Munger frameworks built in.

City Hub is a replicable city intelligence platform — give it a city name, and it maps it with satellite and base layers, absorbs whatever data you have, and starts synthesizing the picture. v.5, five cities live.

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Civic

National platforms & citizen infrastructure · 5

03Live

Smart City Thailand Index (SCITI)

National Programme

The official Smart City Thailand Index (SCITI) evaluating the progress and impact of 174 urban areas across the country based on the 7 Smart City pillars.

Real-time GPS tracking and passenger telemetry for Phuket's smart bus network. Designed for the rider's phone first — not a control room screen. Works on the road, in the heat, with one thumb.

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08Live

SCTH City Data Platform

Civic Intelligence

SCTH V2 absorbs civic reports from Telegram and LINE, analyzes problems with AI, and overlays near-real-time satellite and map layers for city builders, developers, and managers.

NSP is Thailand's national streaming platform — all 21 NBTC-licensed digital TV channels, free, full HD, on any device. Live EPG, viewership telemetry, AI guide, and CAP v1.2 emergency alerts.

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17Live

Ekkasarn AI

Document Intelligence

Ekkasarn AI is a Thai document intelligence engine for tax invoices, receipts, and withholding certificates. Upload a real document; the system runs OCR, classifies it, and extracts usable fields — no login.

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Emerging

Research-grade & new operating models · 6

09Preview

Dr Non's AI Council

Agentic Intelligence

A personal multi-agent deliberation system: 11 AI justices with palindromic names running continuously on a local Mac, arguing through a shared transcript log, for around $3 a month. Proprietary by design.

A game-based talent operating system that treats employees as party members, projects as quests, and team assembly as strategy — replacing org-chart politics with capability intelligence.

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11Preview

Second Brain OS

Knowledge Intelligence

Second Brain OS connects your Obsidian vault to every AI coding platform simultaneously via MCP. Brain-anatomy folder structure, 19 server configs, agents that write in your voice and remember every decision.

Horizon 45 is a field instrument designed to test actual AI judgment. From deepfake detection to prompt engineering, users navigate real-world signals and leave with a capability portrait and learning roadmap.

A trilingual Dao De Jing reading room with Tsai comics, Buddhist parallels, psychology notes, pinyin, and a living reference shelf.

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22In Development

Ikigai Finance Engine

Finance Intelligence

SME finance intelligence — balance sheet as signal, cash runway, bank scorecard, and composite finance indices. Development-stage research prototype; screenshots only — ABC Company Limited is fictitious mock data. No live deployment yet.

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Two stages, one signal

2026 · Taipei · Singapore

Governments are tired of waiting for the deck.

In six months we took the same thesis to two of Asia's biggest stages. Both rooms were full. Both had the same response: build it now, not after the next budget cycle.

Taipei · City Vision Stage · March 2026

Live dashboard, demo'd in 45 minutes.

Keynote at the Smart City Summit & Expo. Working surface in the room, not concept art. SLIC went live during the talk: 157 cities, five pillars, adjustable ranking logic.

"We didn't build an index for the shelf. We built a command system for the street. You build the ranking; we build the reality."— Dr. Non, Taipei keynote

174

Cities indexed

53

Nations represented

3,000+

Intel partners

45m

First live demo

Singapore · Marina Bay Sands · Main Stage · April 2026

Standing room only.

Main-stage keynote at GITEX AI Asia. Then a workshop on Government Innovation as a Service that hit capacity within minutes — standing room taken, hallway full, every face locked on the live demo.

"The room was standing-room only. That is not applause — that is a demand signal. Governments want working systems. They are tired of waiting for the deck."— Dr. Non, post-keynote

1,000+

Main stage audience

23K+

Total attendees

110+

Nations represented

Full

Workshop capacity

Dr. Non on the main stage at Marina Bay Sands

How it gets built

Field notes

Things learned by actually shipping.

Twenty systems. Two people. Twelve months. These are the patterns that held — and the ones that didn't. Published here because the gap between what governments need and what the market supplies only closes if people share what they've figured out.

01

The vendor said no. We shipped in fourteen days.

Every system on this page started because a procurement cycle, a vendor quote, or a committee said the problem was too complex or too expensive. The answer was never to argue — it was to build a rough working version and put it in the room. A live surface changes the conversation faster than any proposal.

02

AI-native is not AI-assisted.

Every line of code across these systems was written by Claude Code, directed by Dr Non. The AI is the engineer. The human is the architect. This isn't a shortcut — it's a different model of who does what. Knowing how to direct AI precisely is the skill that compounds. The code is not the hard part.

03

The problem is never the data. It's always the decision behind the data.

Clients ask for dashboards. What they need is clarity on one decision that must get faster or better. Find that decision first. Everything else — the feeds, the stack, the interface — flows from it. Skip this step and you build a beautiful dashboard nobody checks after the launch week.

04

An org chart tells you who reports to whom. It tells you nothing about who should build what with whom.

TKCX was built on this gap. Game archetypes, readiness scores, and a Moneyball salary cap exposed what the org chart hid: the right people for a given project, the chemistry between them, and the skill gaps that will surface midway through. Treat talent like a portfolio, not a headcount.

05

A single AI answers. A council deliberates.

For decisions that matter, a single model gives you one framing — the one baked into its training. The AI Council runs eleven justices with different priors, explicit moves, and a shared transcript everyone reads before speaking. The disagreement is the product. You leave with a more defensible position than you started with.

06

Instrument from day one. Not after.

Every Axiom system ships with a data trail: pageviews, usage signals, decision logs. Not because we need the analytics on day one — but because retrofitting measurement onto a live system is nearly impossible, and the next version is always built from what the first version taught you. Leave a record.

Built with

109 tools · 9 layers

cloud// local

GitHub Pages React Claude Code Opus 4.8 Deck.gl Python GISTDA Telegram M5 Max · 128GB

Full technology stack

Cloud Infrastructurewhere it runs13

DockerGitHub PagesVercelCloudflare PagesCloudflare WorkersCloudflare DNSCloudflare R2NetlifySupabaseRenderRailwayFly.ioHetzner VPS

Framework & Connectorswhat wires it10

ReactNode.jsNext.jsTailwind CSSViteExpressGitHub ActionsngrokFastifyCloudflare Tunnel

Platform & Build Toolswhere we build15

VS CodeGitHubCursorClaude CodeOpenAI CodexTerminalWarpObsidianClineWispr FlowKilocodeGoogle AntigravityGoogle StitchClaude DesignBlip

AI Models & Enginesthe intelligence18

OpenAI GPTGoogle GeminiGrokPerplexityDeepSeekOpus 4.8OllamaKimi 2.7Kimi 2.6GLM 5.2Qwen3-Coder 30BQwen2.5-Coder 32BQwen2.5-Coder 7BGemma 4 12BFable 5OpenRouterlitellmnomic-embed

Software & Librariesthe working parts16

RedisSQLiteD3OpenCVLeafletMapbox GLChart.jsPostGISYOLODeck.glMapLibrepgvectorgrammYvis-networkLINE SDKXiaohei illustration

Languagesthe source9

JavaScriptPythonHTMLCSSTypeScriptSQLPHPBashGo

Live Data Sourcesthe inputs15

NASA FIRMSNASA GIBSWorld BankCopernicus SentinelFREDOpen-MeteoOpenSkyOpenAQGDELTEIAACLEDBank of ThailandGISTDAAISStreamCelesTrak

Channelsthe outputs7

WhatsAppTelegramSlackDiscordLINEFeishuWarp

Local Runtimethe desk6

M5 Max · 128GBM3 MacBook AirChrome Remote DesktopGitPostgreSQLDocker Desktop

cloud// local

Local-first. No build team. No vendor lock-in. The M5 Max runs inference, builds, and deploys from one desk in Bangkok.

Who builds it

Bangkok

Two founders. No handlers.

You talk to the people who write the code and decide the architecture. When the work needs UAV operators or traffic engineers or policy translators, we pull them in for that mission only — never as a standing bench.

Dr. Non Arkaraprasertkul

Co-Founder · Systems & Story

Anthropologist, architect, builder. He watches how cities actually behave, then turns that mess into interfaces people use without a training manual.

Harvard PhD in Anthropology. MIT and Oxford alumnus. Former Visiting Lecturer at MIT, postdoctoral fellow at NYU. He designs from fieldwork first — because people aren't spreadsheets and cities aren't slides.

PhD · HarvardMPhil · OxfordMSc · MITVisiting Lecturer · MIT

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Current Role

Senior Expert in Smart City Promotion, Digital Economy Promotion Agency (depa), Bangkok — May 2019–present. Advisor to Thailand Media Fund, SLIC, NXPO, and the National Strategic Taskforce on Northern Economic Corridor (NeEC).

Education

PhD in Anthropology, Harvard University, 2016
MA in Anthropology, Harvard University, 2015
MPhil in Modern Chinese Studies, University of Oxford, 2010
MSc in Architecture Studies + Urban Design Certificate, MIT, 2007
BArch, First Class Honors / Summa Cum Laude, KMITL, 2004

Selected Roles

Visiting Lecturer, MIT — Architecture and Urban Design
Global Postdoctoral Fellow, New York University Shanghai
Expert-In-Residence (Urban Anthropology), IDEO Shanghai
Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney
Rectorial Visiting Professor, Jagiellonian University, Kraków
Expert (Product and Service Design), True Digital Group, Bangkok
Teaching Fellow, Harvard University

Scale of Work

120+ technology and public-private projects across 77 Thai provinces
5,000+ government officials trained in digital literacy and smart city
300+ keynote appearances at global and domestic forums
50+ publications in Urban Studies, Journal of Urban Design, and others

Selected Awards

Tomorrow City China Leaders' Award, 2025
ASOCIO Best Project (DX) Award, 2024
Smart City Expo World Congress — Global Leadership Award, 2024
Taiwan Presidential Hackathon — Excellent Team, International Track, 2023
Expo 2020 Dubai Future Water Hack — First Prize, 2022

ResearchGate ▸

Dr. Poon Thiengburanathum

Co-Founder · Infrastructure & Delivery

Engineer, strategist, operational anchor. He keeps ambition tied to working systems and makes sure the product survives contact with reality.

Associate Professor at Chiang Mai University. Co-author of Chiang Mai's Smart City Master Plan. Works on cities as complex adaptive systems — real-time bus prediction, transit decision support, sustainable infrastructure.

PhD · Civil EngineeringAssoc. Prof. · CMUSmart City Master Plan

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Current Roles

Deputy Director, Program Management Unit for Area-Based Development (PMU-A), Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, Thailand; Director, Excellence Center for Urban Study and Public Policy (ECUP), Chiang Mai University.

Education

B.Eng. in Civil Engineering, Chiang Mai University, 1995
M.S. in Construction Management, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1997
Ph.D. in Construction Management, University of Colorado at Boulder, 2003
M.S. in Transportation Engineering, University of Colorado at Denver, 2003

Core Expertise

Civil engineering, construction management, sustainable infrastructure development, climate change, disaster management, logistics, urban planning, urban mobility, and transportation systems.

Selected Work

Head of Sustainable Infrastructure Development and Climate Change Research Unit, Chiang Mai University, 2010–present
Lead Coordinator, Research University Network (RUN) for Climate Change and Disaster Management, 2015–present
Bus rapid transit and mass transportation studies in Chiang Mai
Integrated land-use, logistics, and transport management with World Bank
Green logistics and renewable energy projects for agriculture and industry
Disaster management for critical infrastructure and supply chains

ResearchGate ▸

The collective, on call.

Researchers, traffic engineers, anthropologists, financiers, policy translators, and media operators. They join by problem, not by org chart. We pay for the brains we need, when we need them.

Traffic engineersUAV operatorsEconomistsFinanciersPolicy translatorsUrban researchersMedia operators

Pro bono · Institutional work

ASEAN Smart Cities Network launch at SCSE Taipei

For ASEAN Secretariat

38 cities. 10 nations. One platform.

ASEAN Smart Cities Network

ASEAN · UNDP · UN-Habitat

112,000 users. Born from real flooding.

ASEAN CSCO Handbook

UN DESA digital transformation workshop in Honiara

UN DESA · Solomon Islands Gov.

Whole-of-government digital roadmap.

Honiara · Two-day workshop

For depa Thailand

Thailand's digital agency, online.

Smart City Leadership · Bilingual

These are live, working platforms — not decks or reports. Each one was built with real institutional partners, deployed publicly, and is still in use. Click through and see what the work actually looks like when it ships.

In the press

Read. Watch. Decide.

Outside coverage of the work, the thesis, and the systems.

With the vendor saying no, Thai civil servant built his own tools

GovInsider · News

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Can Innovation-as-a-Service close the gap between policy and implementation?

GovInsider · Feature

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They built the index, but you build the ranking

Mayors of Europe

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On digital connectivity, open innovation, and why smart cities only work when inclusion scales

The ASEAN Magazine

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How AI is mining city data cheaply and making them smarter

YouTube · Video

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Why smart cities need citizens, not just technology

TechNode Global

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Middle East War Monitor — live conflict signal across the region

Axiom · Live Product

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Credentials

Entity

Legally registered in Thailand

Axiom X Co., Ltd. · Reg. 0105569099335 · Thailand · DBD registered

This site and our services are presented under the trade name Axiom. The registered legal entity is Axiom X Co., Ltd. (Thailand).

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Registration & standards details

Registered entity

Company name บริษัท แอคเซี่ยม เอ็กซ์ จำกัด

English name Axiom X Co., Ltd.

Registration no. 0105569099335

Registered 28 May 2026 (28 พ.ค. 2569)

Jurisdiction Kingdom of Thailand

Registered address 16 Soi Phahonyothin 59 Yaek 1, Anusawari, Bang Khen, Bangkok

Issuing authority Department of Business Development, Ministry of Commerce

Registered capital THB 1,000,000

Core business scope Technology, AI, digital systems, smart-city consulting, innovation services

Standards alignment

4 tiers · practice-based

We design and deliver against these frameworks. This is operational alignment — not a claim of formal ISO certification unless independently audited and stated.

Foundational standards

ISO/IEC 30173:2023 — digital twin concepts
ISO 23247 — digital twin framework
IEC / ISO / IEEE digital-twin ecosystem
NIST digital twin programme

Governance standards

ISO/IEC JTC 1 — ICT standards base
Interoperability & data-exchange frameworks
ISO/IEC 42001 — AI management system
ISO/IEC 23894 — AI risk management
NIST AI RMF

Legal frameworks

PDPA — Thailand Personal Data Protection Act
GDPR — advisory alignment for EU-facing work
Sectoral privacy & trust guidelines

Ethics frameworks

OECD AI Principles
UNESCO AI Ethics Recommendation
Transparency · fairness · human oversight
Safety · robustness · accountable deployment

Stack

Recommended reference stack: ISO/IEC 30173 + ISO 23247 + ISO/IEC 42001 + ISO/IEC 23894 + PDPA + GDPR

Alignment means we design and operate to these frameworks in our delivery practice. It does not imply formal certification, accreditation, or third-party audit unless explicitly stated and evidenced. The attached PDF is a Thai company registration certificate issued by DBD — not an ISO certificate.

We build the working systems governments can't afford to wait for.

Governments are tired of waiting for the deck.

Live dashboard, demo'd in 45 minutes.

Standing room only.

Things learned by actually shipping.

Two founders. No handlers.

Legally registered in Thailand

Send the brief. We'll map the pressure.