"Green and Smart City Innovation" is a concrete integration of social innovation and innovation for smart city in Chiang Rai Province with an interdisciplinary collabarative learning approach based on the research and development of learning in the area by the community. Project Title : “APOLE” Cultural Product Design: The Cultural Product Design Beyond. “City development that aims to improve the quality of life By increasing the efficiency of service city management cost reduction and use of resources Emphasis is placed on the participation mechanisms of the public sector, private sector, public sector, and academic sector. Under the concept of developing a livable, modern, sustainable city that provides citizens in the city with a good quality of life. by leveraging technology and innovation as tools” to move towards a Smart City in the future The government sector uses technology as a driving force. Emphasis is placed on creating an infrastructure system. (Infrastructure) to be consistent with the living conditions of local people. By laying down telecommunications infrastructure, smart poles, arranging electrical wires and grounding communication cables. Installation of intelligent CCTV systems, air quality improvement, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and Internet of Things (IoT) technology control systems, which help improve people's quality of life so that they can live with more quality.
พัฒนาเสาอัจฉริยะcและระบบปรับปรุงคุณภาพอากาศเพื่อใช้ในพื้นที่สาธารณะของเมือง โดยมีอรรถประโยชน์ ในการตรวจประเมินสภาพแวดล้อม การตรวจพื้นที่ด้วยกล้องวงจรปิด CCTV เป็นแหล่งจ่ายพลังงานไฟฟ้า เป็นต้น
คณะอุตสาหกรรมอาหาร
Bio-calcium powders were extracted from Asian sea bass bone by heat-treated alkaline with fat removal and bleaching supplementary method. Cereal bars (CBs) were fortified with produced bio-calcium at 3 levels: (1) increased calcium (IS-Ca; calcium ≥10% Thai RDI), (2) good source of calcium (GS-Ca; calcium ≥15% Thai RDI), and (3) high calcium (H-Ca; calcium ≥30% Thai RDI) which were consistent with the notification of the Ministry of Public Health, Thailand: No. 445; Nutrition claim issued in B.E. 2023. Moisture content, water activity, color, calcium content and FTIR analysis of bio-calcium powders were measured. Dimension, color, water activity, pH and texture of fortified CBs were determined. Produced bio-calcium could be classified as a dried food with light yellow-white color. Calcium contents in bio-calcium powder was 23.4% (w/w). Dimension, weight and color except b* and ΔE* values of fortified CBs were not different (P > 0.05) from those of the control. Fortifying of bio-calcium resulted in harder texture CBs. An increase of fortified bio-calcium amounts decreased carbohydrate and fat but increased of protein, ash and calcium in the fortified CBs. Shelf life of CBs was to be shorten by fortification of bio-calcium powder because of the increment of moisture, water activity and pH. Yield of bio-calcium production was 40.30%. Production cost of bio-calcium was approximately 7,416 Bth/kg while cost of fortified CBs increased almost 2-3 times compared to the control. Calcium contents in IS-Ca (921.12 mg/100g), GS-Ca (1,287.10 mg/100g) and H-Ca (2,639.70 mg/100g) cereal bars could be claimed as increased calcium, good source of calcium and high calcium, respectively. In conclusion, production of cereal bar fortified with Asian sea bass bone bio-calcium powder as a fortified food was possible. However, checking the remained hazardous reagents in bio-calcium powder must be carried out before using in food products and analysis of calcium bioavailability, sensory acceptance and shelf life of the developed products should be determined in further studies.
คณะเทคโนโลยีการเกษตร
Currently, urban agriculture is gaining increasing attention as it helps enhance food security and expand green spaces in cities. However, some people remain uninterested in urban farming, possibly due to living in urban areas or having limited space, making them perceive agriculture as something distant from their daily lives. The development of an urban agriculture card game aims to promote learning about urban farming through an engaging and enjoyable gameplay experience.
คณะบริหารธุรกิจ
This research aimed to develop the mixed tea from longan peels and seeds. Population studied were longan farmers who planted longan and preserved the longan product in Ampur Wang Nam Yen, Sa Kaeo Province. From the results, it was found that from By-product in the production of dehydrated longan, longan peels and seeds, which can be processed into ready-to-drink powdered tea. This not only helps reduce waste from the production process but also contributes to generating additional income from these by-products.