Second prize of Engineering Student Talent Award ESTA 2017 Saturday June 3, 2017, Ms. Pornsawan Rermsri 5813357, Department of Computer Engineering. More details http://esta.en.rmutt.ac.th/home

Robot Design and Construction Competition Results of Thailand 10th RDC2017

Winner / Team Fon Luang
With Nong Wiwat (Nueng) Silarak 5913439, Department of Biomedical Engineering in the team.
The team represented Thailand to international competition IDC RoBoCon 2017 in the People's Republic of China from August 6 -19.

Engineering Student Talent Award ESTA 2018 Saturday 23 June 2018

The recipients of the scholarships for the study visit at the Republic of India and IPAD MINI are detailed as follows
The second runner-up award was Mr. Teerapong Phuengboon Na Ayutthaya, a student from the Department of Computer Engineering.

Robot Design and Construction Competition results of Thailand the 11th (The 11th Thailand Design Contest: RDC2018) There are 4 students of the Faculty of Engineering as follows:

1. Mr. Sitthipong Nuanklai, Department of Electrical Engineering
2. Mr. Supakorn Hengprasit, Department of Electrical Engineering
3. Mr. Sorasich Wannachak, Department of Electrical Engineering
4. Mr. Ratthanan Viriyakarun, Department of Electrical Engineering
By Finals Mr. Sorasich Wannachak, who was on the Brown team, was the second runner-up award.

Ms. Suthida Meesattham, Student in Department of Chemical Engineering.

Attended the audience to receive the award for good study of the year 2018
On Tuesday, December 25, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. at the Sahathai Samakom Pavilion, the Grand Palace.
By the Executive Committee of the Fund for Engineering Education and Research. Under the Royal Patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn in 2018.

Mr. Phattakan Lertpanyawit (Nong Proton), First year students (up to 2nd year) in Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, one of the members of the "Sirindhorn Station" team with three other members, Ms. Duangkamol Sayabutr, Chulalongkorn University, Mr. Damrongrit Taebtham, Udon Thani Rajabhat University and Mr. Hatthanet Wirunsri, King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok won The 12th Robot Design and Construction of Thailand (Robot Design Contest 2019: RDC 2019) has represented Thai students to participate in the IDC Robocon 2019 international competition in the United States. Between 29 July – 9 August 2019

and Ms. Yanisa Penroj (Nong Pete) First year student (up to 2nd year) Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, one of the members of the "Samyan" team with three other members, Mr. Pornpawit Saechai, Mahanakorn University of Technology, Mr. Ratchawut Sriwan, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi and Mr. Thanakorn Yongsuwan, Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna Chiang Rai was the second runner-up in the 12th Robot Design Contest of Thailand (Robot Design Contest 2019: RDC 2019)

Board Game (Women's Team)

1. Ms. Yonlada Namwilaicharoen 6113088, Biomedical Engineering, Bronze medal in mixed doubles
Tennis (Men's Team)
1. Mr. Peerapol Naklor 5913407, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Bronze Medal
The 47th University Games of Thailand Competition during 9–19 January 2020 at Rangsit University, Pathum Thani

Ms. Chitinat Thesratanawong, Department of Biomedical Engineering, attended the audience to receive the medal for the good academic year 2019.

On Monday, February 3, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Sahathai Samakhom Pavilion, Grand Palace.

A ceremony honor certificate student activity to students who built reputation for the Faculty of Engineering, Mr. Jetanut Panyahom, Mr. Teeraphat Srisuk and Mr. Thatchanon Phuphewduen, Department of Electrical Engineering, the 4th year. Precision Farming Team, on the occasion of receiving the 2nd runner-up award from Young Electronics Technologists and Innovators, Student Category 2020 (U-YETI 2020) for the work of automatic seeding robots.

Mr. Noppol Somonwat (Ping Pong) Students in Department of Electrical Engineering, 3rd Year.

He represented Thailand to the world competition and won the first prize in the Space Bio-Research Project with a Centrifuge International from UNOOSA. From the United Nations News Center (Vienna, June 8, 2020) The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) have announced the first-place research team from Mahidol University in this HyperGES scholarship review round from a global team of participants. To conduct experiments in high-gravity conditions by using large diameter centrifuge (LDC) at the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in the ESA section. To study the effect of this high gravity on the growth of water meals. To explore the open world of research on food and air sources in the future. The team of researchers from Mahidol consists of electrical engineers, physicist, biologist and biochemist.

Mr. Peerapol Naklor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. He received Second class sportsmanship certificate for the academic year 2019 from the Tennis Tournament.

Mr. Siripongsa Akkarawattanavanich, Master's degree student, Integrated Chemical Engineering (International Program) Won the "MU Stock Challenge: season 3" competition for the best of "traders" with the best competition for young traders and received 10,000 baht scholarship from Mahidol University.

The innovative automatic flood protection system by Mahidol wins world grand prize "Delta Cup 2021" the International Automation Arena.

Students of the Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, as a Calamari team from Thailand. Won the Grand Prize with the Innovative Flood Prevention Protocol from international competition Delta Cup 2021 among international contestants 546 teams from 200 universities in Shanghai, China.
Calamari team from Thailand led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Dr. Eakkachai Warinsirirak, Department of Industrial Engineering, Asst. Prof. Dr. Panon Latcharote, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, as an advisor with a team of 22 Mahidol students, including Sumeth Klomchitcharoen, Nattapat Tanjariyaporn, Sean Gallup, Jin Tangkijngamwong, Pukkaramai Koohachaisakul, Tanchanok Tangwattanasirikun, Pat Ngamdachakij, Thanyathorn Suksaard, Sarin Nipatvorasakul, Thanaree Hainak, Vittawat Suotawee, Thunyapol mapradit, Sapon Marsook, Sasinipha Sukchot, Noppawut La-Ong, Pisitchai Tachavises, Apichaya Jinphol, Benjamard Jirapanyalerd, Abigyat Prasai, Witsarut Anankamongkol, Suttisak Junarak and Sahan Chanuka Bandara.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat, one of the team advisors at the Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, said that the world today and the future, automation and AI are becoming more active in everyday life,h work, medical and health, transportation and city management. For delta cup 2021 organized by Delta Electronics, in conjunction with the Ministry of Education of China and the China Automated Technology Association (CAA) under the theme Seeking Smart Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Talents, aims to empower young people and creative in the development of automation technology. Intelligent production solutions and environmentally friendly green technology applications. There are three categories of competition: Innovative Machines, Smart Factory and Better Future Living. Despite the covid-19 crisis, but this year's Delta Cup 2021 was huge, with the competition of automation innovations of the new generation from 200 universities. The result brings pride to all Thai people, marking the first time a team from Thailand has won. Grand Prize by the Calamari team from the Flood Prevention Protocol designed from the Smart IIoT For Better Future Living concept.
Sean Gallup, Head of Calamari, Second Year of Biomedical Engineering Student, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, discusses the origin and innovation of natural disaster damage in Thailand. Floods have caused the most economic damage and impact, especially in Bangkok, which is below sea level, and in some areas such as Ramkhamhaeng, Bangkapi, Sukhumvit is 2 meters below sea level. Our Bangkok metropolitan administration experiences flooding every year. Despite flood prevention measures by using 100 water gates throughout Bangkok. But it is not possible to manage the flooding because each water gate is open and closed using people, which does not take into account all parts of the water. It is a delayed and lack of technology to effectively supervise the system. Lack of accuracy with data that can compromise security. The Calamari team has invented and designed innovative automatic flood prevention protocols integrated with intelligent AI technology. It has a network of 100 water storage sensor systems from water gate and is processed with cloud computing. The system can predict the amount of water, the probability of 1 hour ahead. Flow Rate Mapping to route water flow to prevent flooding, to control the opening and closing of the floodgates in accordance with the actual situation. It also displays data from the sensor network, all motors and water flow on the SCADA control center computer or monitor system show the status of each water gate and get an overview. It is a combination all 100 of water gate control decision-making systems with artificial intelligence or AI, which will help to upgrade the level of smart water gate open-close systems.
Sumeth Klomchitcharoen, a master student, and Nattapat Tanjariyaporn from the Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, added that the highlights of the innovative Flood Prevention Protocol advanced with genius by making machine learning, training A.I. to learn calculations. The process analyzes all water data in the area, evaluates and predicts the future (Event Prediction), uses data from water level, flow rate, and more, and then automatically opens or closes each drain door with intelligent system. This adopted solution will save human resources, save time and make it accurate. Resolving flooding can be more responsive and effective in line with water conditions in the area. It warns of alarm and can prevent flooding. Reduces damage and loss of life for citizens, as well as farmers, will suffer from flooding.
This work is a valuable experience from the power of every team who specializes in each field have been merged. Research and further knowledge in software and hardware, solving immediate problems and technical problems. Presented in world championships for the first time in my life and successfully built a reputation for Thailand. It is also an opportunity for Thai teams to see many interesting new ideas for international teams.

20.10.2021 Siamrath Newspaper

Mahidol Engineering Research Team invented an innovative prototype of EV Quick Charger, a fast charging system "at home" in less than 2 hours.

GutenTag students in the second year, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, who won the second runner-up prize in the INNO for change 2021 by NIDA.

From the work of SEBRO is a platform to revolutionize the spending system of Thai society. In order to reduce spending exposure by being invented as an intermediary system for managing money and cards in wallets, as well as overseeing all kinds of financial transactions, as well as simulating cards for more convenience and also reducing the risk of cash grabbing or hand-to-hand passes using technology from Near Field Communication (NFC) in mobile phones because NFC has the ability to store and transfer data quickly and efficiently, SEBRO has three main functions: Modernize wallet, All-in-one identification and Tailor made privileges.

Developer Team
1. Ms. Benchamas Jirapanyalert (Software Developer)
2. Mr. Phisitchai Techaviset (Business and Marketing)
3. Ms. Apichaya Jinpol (Project Manager and Designer)

Advisor
1. Assort. Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat
2. Mr. Sumet Klomchitcharoen
3. Mr. Nattaphat Tanjariyaporn
4. Mr. Nattadon Ariyathanapong

Team MU Biomed 14, 2nd year, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University, who won first place in INNO for change 2021 by NIDA, received a plaque, certificate and scholarship of 100,000 baht.

From the Edge Computing Mirror system, which saw opportunities from an increase in the elderly population and COVID-19 situations that prevent people from traveling to places at risk of infection, coupled with the knowledge available in Medical Equipment and IoT System, combined these knowledges with the telemedicine system that exists today to be more comfortable and more responsive to the elderly in getting diagnosed by doctors and receiving timely treatment
Developer Team
Students in Biomedical Engineering, 2nd Year
1. Mr. Wittawat Sudthavee (Developer & Business part)
2. Mr. Kornwit Suwan (Developer)
3. Ms. Napasara Asawalertsak (Developer)

Advisor
1. Asst. Prof. Dr. Chamras Promptmas
2. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anchalee Tangtrongjit
3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat