Royal Thai University of Technology, one of the national universities in Thailand, was originally initiated by the royal family of Thailand and is affiliated to the Ministry of Education of Thailand. It is a university that focuses on science and technology education and research. 1975, in order to improve the level of science and technology education in Thailand, the King of Thailand formally established the Royal Institute of Science and Technology (RIT) by merging several famous institutes of science and technology, many of which can be traced back to 100 years ago. In 2005, the Royal Institute of Technology was officially renamed the Royal Institute of Technology in Thailand, including 9 universities and more than 10 campuses all over the country. The main campus (RMUTT) is located in Tambon Krong Hok Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok Road, Tanyaburi District, Baton Thani District, covering an area of 750 lai, and is named Royal Wuli Institute of Technology.