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KMITL shows operating results for 2023

KMITL shows operating results for 2023 and 5 outstanding Deep Techs, emphasizing its vision. 

 "The World Master of Innovation"

          King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) addresses the evolving needs of both Thailand and the global community through advancements in science and technology. Guided by the vision of becoming 'The World Master of Innovation,' KMITL showcases its accomplishments and highlights five significant Deep Tech initiatives, successfully fulfilling its mission of seamlessly integrating research and teaching. The institution is dedicated to fostering human capital, generating groundbreaking research and innovation for the global society, producing scholarly contributions, and fostering collaborations with universities and international organizations. Under the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Komsan Maleesee, President of KMITL, and in collaboration with the administrative team, professors, students, and staff, the institution is actively driving positive changes and creating benefits across various dimensions for people, society, the economy, and the global community.

         Assoc. Prof. Dr. Komsan Maleesee, the President of King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), affirms KMITL's unwavering commitment to fostering global innovation and advancing towards becoming a premier technology institute. Throughout the academic year 2023, KMITL sets its sights on cultivating individuals equipped with advanced technological skills, aiming to enhance the capabilities and competitiveness of the Thai workforce on the international stage. The institution actively promotes innovation development initiatives aligned with specific objectives. One notable project, the Thai Railway Project, aims to craft 'Sudkhobpha,' premium passenger cars crafted by Thai artisans. The endeavor emphasizes utilizing over 40% domestically sourced materials in the prototypes, contributing to budget savings on imports. The project aspires to elevate service standards to international levels, providing inspiration for researchers, Thai entrepreneurs, and various supply chains. KMITL further strides into the modern economy with space technology projects, recognizing their pivotal role. The institution is poised to prepare a curriculum and establish itself as a Space Hub, serving as a focal point for space research and learning. Collaborations with five government organizations, the private sector, and the industrial sector underscore KMITL's commitment to propelling Thailand to the forefront of the Space Economy, positioning the nation as a 'Space Hub in ASEAN.' In comprehensive agricultural development, KMITL engages in the Organic Agriculture Project, spanning upstream, midstream, and downstream processes. The initiative introduces 'microorganisms-organic biological products' designed to promote safety in every aspect of life. This innovative approach seeks to elevate Thai organic agriculture to meet global safety standards, envisioning it as a safe world kitchen. Another impactful venture is the 'High-powered medical oxygen generator...mobile type,' recognized with awards from international forums and the National Research Awards 2024. This project addresses efficiency and cost-effectiveness, particularly beneficial for medium-small hospitals. The mobile oxygen generator contributes to increased survival rates from respiratory diseases, showcasing KMITL's commitment to impactful research and development with tangible benefits for healthcare.

         KMITL has propelled Deep Tech innovation through the KMITL Deep Tech Acceleration Program, supported by research grants from the Science, Research and Innovation Promotion Fund and the National Competitiveness Enhancement Fund Administration and Management Unit (BMCO). The program has successfully developed five impactful Deep Techs for 2023:

  • Graphene Battery (SuperBatt-Capa Graphene Team): Created an electrical energy storage device using a graphene battery and Super Capacitor, applicable for various purposes such as storing solar energy for EV charging systems. Developed using graphene from KMITL's pilot plant, reducing production costs and minimizing reliance on imports.
     
  • eVTOL (IAAI DRONE CLUB Team): Innovated an electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle for efficient, low-cost analysis and management of natural resources, addressing issues like forest fires and floods. Notably, set a record in Thailand for surveying extensive forest areas.
     
  • Flexible Thermoelectric Devices & Applications (Electron+ Team): Conducted research on semiconductor materials for applications in the energy, electric vehicle, and electronics industries. Operating a B2B business, the team focuses on E-Massage equipment and aims to be the leading producer of flexible thermoelectric materials in Asia.
     
  • Egg Crack Detection (Egg E Egg Team): Developed an AI-driven egg quality inspection cabinet, providing swift and accurate analysis of egg quality. This innovation reduces costs, adds value to egg quality data collection, and enhances competitiveness in the Thai egg market.
     
  • Heart ATK (STEMLAB Team): Utilized space technology to create a cost-effective device for detecting heart abnormalities. The device, incorporating a 12-lead EKG and Electronic Stethoscope, assists in identifying correct electrode attachment points. Designed for easy use in homes, small hospitals, and remote areas, it functions similarly to a blood pressure monitor or blood sugar meter.

         The president of KMITL announced the development of 216 teaching and learning courses, aligning with modern global education standards that cater to learners and address the needs of the business sector, industry, and national development trends. The institution currently hosts 27,124 students engaged in lifelong learning, comprising 24,412 bachelor's degrees, 1,989 master's degrees, and 723 doctoral degrees. With 2,493 professors and academic departments, the 2022 academic year witnessed 6,222 graduates. Recognizing the significance of continual learning, KMITL facilitates limitless education through the 'KMITL Lifelong Learning Center' (KLLC), offering the online 'KMITL Masterclass' accessible on the website klix.kmitl.ac.th. Additionally, the center provides over 100 short courses catering to individuals of all ages, from early childhood to the elderly. Notably, KMITL collaborates with IBM on a digital skills learning course via the 'IBM Skills-Build platform,' enabling high school students to accrue credits in advance, enhancing future global career prospects.

         Beyond educational programs, KMITL made history by hosting the inaugural KMITL INNOVATION EXPO 2023. This event served as a platform for students, teachers, and staff to showcase 1,111 innovative works and inventions at a large-scale exhibition. The expo aimed to disseminate these creations to a diverse audience, including entrepreneurs, investors, students, and individuals nationwide. Looking ahead, KMITL plans to continue this momentum with the KMITL INNOVATION EXPO 2024 scheduled for March 1-3, 2024.

         As for cooperation with foreign countries to integrate knowledge and research at the international level as well as promoting the creation of startups, including the Thai-Berlin cooperation, promoting Thai startups to advance and be accepted on the world stage, join the AsiaBerlin Summit 2023, which is one of the largest startup hubs. of the world, Thai-Netherlands cooperation mobilizes international academic networks from universities, business communities, research and development institutes and government agencies Advancing precision agriculture and food systems that are resilient to extreme climates Taking advantage of 'Space Technology' and 'Satellite Agriculture' to develop sustainable agriculture and food security; Thai-US cooperation to research, develop and evaluate the feasibility of using innovative micro-modular reactors (MMR). It is a source of clean energy production in Thailand. and develop knowledge of the future workforce, Thai-Japan cooperation 'KOSEN Institute of KMITL' (KOSEN - KMITL) aims to create innovators to enter the country's target industrial sectors. and Thai-France cooperation, joining forces with world-class progressive organizations such as ENAC, France. Collaborative research and intern exchanges include the U.S. Space Rocket Center and the Asia Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO).

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