OpenHub Research is Thailand's first AI research social enterprise — building open-source autonomous AI systems for climate resilience, environmental discovery, and scientific breakthroughs across the Mekong region.
OpenHub Research was founded on a conviction: the most important scientific questions for Southeast Asia are the least funded ones. Transboundary haze, Mekong water stress, agricultural climate risk — these affect 700 million people but attract a fraction of the AI research investment directed at temperate-climate problems.
We are a registered social enterprise in Thailand. By legal covenant, no less than 70% of all profits are reinvested into our scientific mission. Our outputs — code, models, data, publications — are released openly, for free, for everyone.
We operate from our registered research facility in Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai, at the heart of the region we study.
Autonomous AI discovery of causal climate relationships in northern Thailand and the Greater Mekong Subregion.
All research outputs — code, models, datasets, publications — released under Apache 2.0 and CC-BY licences.
Grounded in Chiang Mai, partnering with local health and environmental organisations including Buddhakaset Health Center.
Training the next generation of AI-for-science researchers across ASEAN, at world-class quality at regional cost.
Our research applies autonomous AI discovery to climate, environment, and scientific methodology — open-source and openly published.
Autonomous causal discovery for climate resilience in Southeast Asia. Applying techniques validated on astronomical survey data to satellite imagery, atmospheric monitoring, and environmental datasets across the Mekong region.
Active-inference Training with Learned Adaptive Stigmergy. An open-source AGI training framework built in Rust — 21 crates, 528 tests, deployed on NVIDIA A100. The n-morphic mathematical framework enables convergent self-improvement with BF16 GPU inference (19.9 tok/s on OLMo-3-7B).
A stigmergic memory palace engine for AI systems. Embedded graph database with pheromone-guided navigation, Active Inference agents, and semantic pathfinding. 13 Rust crates, 28 published MCP tools.
Our open-source platform is deployed, tested, and running — not a prototype.
ATLAS framework (v4.0.2) — 21 Rust crates, zero failures on NVIDIA A100. Rigorous automated testing across all modules.
View on GitHub ↗The ASTRA autonomous discovery platform has validated 38 scientific hypotheses across astrophysics, climate, and epidemiology.
OLMo-3-7B-Think inference throughput on our NVIDIA A100-SXM4-40GB via BF16 GPU path (v4.0.2). SmolLM2-135M achieves 37.7 tok/s.
GraphPalace publishes 28 stigmergic memory tools via Model Context Protocol — open for any AI system to use.
View on GitHub ↗The ASTRA discovery platform — 620+ Python modules, FastAPI backend, 89 REST endpoints, live safety dashboard.
All code, models, and datasets released under Apache 2.0 or CC-BY. No proprietary lock-in. Science belongs to everyone.
A founding team combining deep AI engineering with deep local knowledge.
Built ATLAS (v4.0.2 — 21 crates, 528 tests, A100 BF16 19.9 tok/s), GraphPalace, and the FETCH-AGI multi-agent platform. Technical contributor to the ASTRA autonomous discovery framework. 15+ years software engineering. Research focus: stigmergic AI, active inference, n-morphic training frameworks.
Deep expertise in northern Thailand's environmental, health, tourism, agricultural, and cultural landscape. Leads community partnerships, local stakeholder engagement, and the Chiang Mai research facility. Connects OpenHub's AI capabilities to the communities they serve.
OpenHub Research (OpenHub Workspace Limited Partnership, License 0503567004064) operates from its registered research facility at 50/5 Huay Kaew Road, Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai — at the heart of the region we study. We are not a virtual organisation. We are rooted in the city and region we study.
Chiang Mai is ground zero for Southeast Asia's transboundary haze crisis, Mekong climate stress, and highland agricultural resilience challenges. We research what matters to the people around us.
Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai 50300
18.7953° N, 98.9773° E
50/5 Huay Kaew Road, Thailand
We welcome research collaborations, visiting researcher inquiries, partnership proposals, and media enquiries. All correspondence in English or Thai.