This project presents an interactive kiosk system designed to facilitate students, staff, and visitors within the university campus. The kiosk provides real-time event updates, news, and university document access via QR codes or email. It integrates a 3D map of the engineering department with navigation assistance, allowing users to locate offices and other facilities efficiently. Additionally, it features a room booking system, enabling users to reserve spaces through an online platform and check in via QR code scanning at the kiosk. By integrating digital technology and smart urban solutions, this system enhances accessibility, campus management, and visitor experience.
As KMITL continues to grow with an increasing number of students, there is a greater need for efficient campus navigation and accessible information. In this new era of technology, it is essential to upgrade our systems to better facilitate the university community, starting with the RAI department. Many students, especially newcomers, struggle with locating buildings and facilities due to unfamiliar location names across the campus. This interactive kiosk serves as a one-stop service, providing students, staff, and visitors with essential university information, including admission details, without the need to search elsewhere. By integrating smart solutions, this project enhances accessibility, convenience, and overall campus experience.
คณะวิศวกรรมศาสตร์
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คณะศิลปศาสตร์
"Niyom Thai" represents health-centric footwear adorned with traditional Thai patterns, embodying an innovative approach to sustainable development tailored to the current needs of local communities. These shoes utilize natural materials to mitigate fatigue and integrate safety technologies, including location tracking via a mobile application and heart rate monitoring. This addresses the aspects of convenience and well-being in both daily life and travel
คณะสถาปัตยกรรม ศิลปะและการออกแบบ
This study explores the design, production, and installation of 3D-printed modular artificial reefs (3DMARs) at Koh Khai, Chumphon Province, Thailand, through a design thinking framework. Collaborating with SCG Co., Ltd. and the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, the research establishes design criteria and installation methods, utilizing content analysis and qualitative research. Key principles such as modularity, flexibility, environmental sustainability, and usability are identified. The user-centered approach optimizes the 3DMARs for transport and deployment, enabling local community involvement and fostering sustainable practices. The modular design supports scalability, enhancing marine habitats and coral larval settlement. Furthermore, underwater monitoring techniques enable site-specific data collection, allowing for the generation of digital twin models. This research offers a practical framework for marine ecosystem restoration and empowers coastal communities in Thailand and beyond