"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
เนื่องจากปัจจัยผู้คนให้ความสนใจเรื่องสุขภาพมากขึ้นเเละรองเท้านับเป็นอีกหนึ่งเทรนด์สุขภาพที่กำลังได้รับความสนใจในยุคนี้ อีกทั้งผ้าไทยจัดเป็นศิลปะ ที่มีเอกลักษณ์เเละความสวยงาม คณะผู้จัดทำจึงมีเเนวคิดที่จะออกแบบลวดลายไทยให้เข้ากับยุคสมัยเเต่ยังคงความเป็นเป็นไทยและนำเทคโนโลยีมาผสมผสานเข้าด้วยกันให้เกิดนวัตกรรมรองเท้าเพื่อสุขภาพลายไทย
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KinderForest : Puzzle Building Game with VR Technology is designed to utilize Virtual Reality (VR) technology with the primary aim of promoting creative problem-solving skills and basic practical application abilities among players. This project presents the game in an Augmented Virtual Reality (AR VR) format, emphasizing physical engagement of players during gameplay while fostering creativity and fundamental application skills. The project team has chosen to utilize Unreal Engine 5.1 and Oculus Quest 2 virtual reality glasses to develop the game in the form of augmented virtual reality technology. Within the game, there will be various levels that require creative thinking and different approaches to pass. Time constraints will be a crucial element in completing missions and progressing through these levels. Players will physically move their bodies in response to in-game movements. Each level will present unique challenges that will necessitate both physical movement and problem-solving skills. The game will provide different rewards based on the outcomes of mission completion, and players will be informed of their results once they have successfully passed a level.
คณะสถาปัตยกรรม ศิลปะและการออกแบบ
The concept of building a friendly city for older people by adjusting the physical environment is considered one of the crucial components of promoting older people’s better health and quality of life. Based on this tenet, designing a suitable footpath and considering older people’s needs are vital to the reduction of risks and the increase of safety in travelling, especially for older people living in Wat-Thad and Wat-Klang communities where the proportion of the elderly has continuously, increased. The research aimed to 1) survey the physical environment of footpath, approaching public assistance, 2) observe the elderly’s behavior and satisfaction on footpath in communities, and 3) create the proposal concept in developing the suitable footpath with the elderly’s need in city area. This research used various tools, including the questionnaire on the footpath’s physical environment to analyse problems, limitations, and footpath potentials, the interview of staff in the Engineering Division, Khon Kaen municipality and the questionnaires collecting travelling behaviour, satisfaction and attitude of elderly on the footpath in community. The data analysis the physical environment following six components in the monitoring list showed three used descriptive statistics. Interestingly, from 370 samples, the results of investigating qualified evaluations, namely 1) land utilisation in the communities, 2) linking the transportation network, and 3) beautifully attractive places for walking. However, three unqualified evaluations were 1) safety footpath availability, 2) design for all people, and 3) walking on the footpath to access public assistance and facilities. Moreover, the results from the questionnaire to study older people’s travelling behaviour, indicated that the most travelling objectives were grocery shopping and accessing the recreation sites with frequent visits three to five times per week. Furthermore, older people’s satisfaction with the community footpath was overall at a high level, This research proposed suggestions for developing a safe footpath to ensure safe walking access to facilities and public assistance.