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    TSS: Traceability Software Solution, A Medical Equipment Sterilization Process Trace-Back System
    (2023-01-01)
    Sookavatana, Pipat
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    Usawalertkamol, Bunyapon
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    Mongcolpitakkul, Somchai
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    Usawalertkamol, Tatchai
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    Pacharapha, Amitta
    In Thailand, there is a problem with the traceability system that still uses handwriting form. Paper and handwriting are becoming the weakness and errors in keeping a record of the sterilization process correctness. The proposed system is developed and compared with the other two existing systems in this paper. The comparison shows the functional difference in features for using the system in CSSD (Central Sterile Supply Department). In the comparison, the proposed system has more features to assist the process recording task. The result shows that the proposed system has more functions to assist the CSSD staff.
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    Detecting security violations on IoT devices in home automation systems using a lightweight security handshake protocol
    (2022-01-01)
    Sookavatana, Pipat
    Smart homes are one of the most growing areas of the emerging Internet of Thing technology. Most smart home users usually implement their smart home environments, which contain IoT smart devices from various manufacturers. Three major problems, in such a heterogeneous IoT devices environment, are interconnected, controlled, and security. We believe that to avoid the frustration of using multiple applications to control different smart devices from different commercial bands, users opt to implement a single control gateway, also called a smart home system gateway, and use only one application to control all smart devices in their home automation system. In this paper, we present a lightweight security handshake protocol to detect security violations that affect those smart devices connected to a smart home system gateway.