Jamsri, Pornsuree

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    SATSEARCHTORY: Search tool that guarantees satisfaction in your searches
    (2019-07-01)
    Sutipitakwong, Sutipong
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    Jamsri, Pornsuree
    This tool, Satsearchtory, was created to aid users and provide an opportunity for easy searching. Users are able to use this tool to specifically search for an item or product whether a product is a rare item or a regular item. This tool will provide an online tool based off search engines to bring accurate information to the user. It aims to provide accurate results with satisfaction guaranteed. Search engines keywords and phrases aren't able to provide a 100% satisfactory result. However, this tool will raise the percentage of satisfaction.
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    UltraSight: Device for head-level obstacle warning for the visually impaired
    (2019-07-01)
    Dabuddee, Natcha
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    Pirin, Parima
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    Jamsri, Pornsuree
    Walking outside in Thailand is difficult for the visually impaired because obstacles on sidewalks such as uneven pavements, light poles and billboards. These obstacles can cause frequent accidents. Although some advanced technologies can facilitate the visually impaired to walk safely, accidents still occur. Most currently technologies focus on detection of ground-level obstacles and require much processing time. There are few devices constructed to prevent accidents that happen to the head. This study is a development of a collision warning device to alert the visually impaired of obstacles that their head may crash into while walking. UltraSight consists of an Arduino, an ultrasonic distance sensor, and a PIR motion sensor. Its operation was robustly designed based on the concepts and theories of walking behavior. It was tested in a laboratory equipped with several mock poles and other obstacles. UltraSight avoided 96% of them. A future design will be a similar device and attached on the head of user.