Official Endorsements & Milestones
Key moments in bringing robotic surgery and heavy ion therapy to Thailand, together with the Ministry of Public Health and its hospitals.
- 2009
Tang Ming begins its healthcare journey in Thailand (Tangming Green Health Co., Ltd.)
- 2024
TANG MING MEDTECH CO., LTD. established
- Apr 2025
Toumai™ makes its first appearance in Thailand at TUA 2025, Pattaya
- Jul 2025
First cross-border telesurgery between China and Thailand — and the first telesurgery in Thailand — at Rajavithi Hospital
- Sep 2025
Ministry of Public Health and National Cancer Institute delegation visits China for heavy ion technology exchange
- Dec 2025
First Toumai™ clinical surgery in Thailand at Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital
- Jan 2026
Minister of Public Health leads delegation to Gansu (heavy ion therapy); NCI signs oncology MOUs in Shandong and Shanghai; Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital joins the Toumai™ programme
- Apr 2026
National Cancer Institute joins; first China–Thailand cross-border robotic telesurgery, Chengdu to Nopparat (2,000+ km)
- May 2026
Priest Hospital joins the Toumai™ programme
- Jun 2026
Ratchaburi Hospital joins; 84th Anniversary Health Expo of the Department of Medical Services; China–Thailand telesurgery radical prostatectomy (~3,000 km)
- Jul 2026
National Cancer Institute and CASHIM sign heavy ion therapy MOU at the Ministry of Public Health
- Aug 2026
First domestic telesurgery in Thailand: Nopparat Rajathanee to Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima, 250 km apart
- Sep 2026
Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital celebrates its 100th robotic case
Latest news
100 Cases: A New Milestone for Toumai™ in Thailand
Congratulations to Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital on successfully completing its 100th Toumai™ robotic surgery in Thailand.
Thailand Achieves First Domestic Robotic Telesurgery
Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital in Bangkok and Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital, about 250 km apart, were connected for prostate cancer surgery with the Toumai® Surgical System.
Thailand and CASHIM Sign MOU to Advance Heavy Ion Cancer Treatment
Thailand's National Cancer Institute and CASHIM signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Ministry of Public Health to advance heavy ion cancer treatment in Thailand.