Piyanun Ruangurai

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7ranked-venue papers
3as first author
7since 2021 · last 2022
0000-0002-0302-9488ORCID · corroborated

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Applied, interdisciplinary, general and emerging computing · 7 · 3 first-author · 7 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2022 Developing Autonomous Mobile Robot Navigation using Machine Vision System as a Learning Tool in Engineering Education
Anawat Jantasen, Sirasit Nasakat, Piyanun Ruangurai, Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai
ICCE3
2022 Proposing the ARCS Model of Motivating Learning and Problem- based Learning in Teaching Image Processing
Piyanun Ruangurai, Siwapong Kingkaew, Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai
ICCE1
2022 Implementing STEM Project-based Learning and Scaffolding Strategy for Electrical Engineering Students in a Feedback Control Laboratory Course
Piyanun Ruangurai, Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai
ICCE1
2022 Developing a Low-cost Rotary Series Elastic Actuator for Mechatronics Engineering Students
Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai, Piyanun Ruangurai, Sunphong Thanok, Suppachai Howimanporn
ICCE2
2021 Using Series Elastic Actuator as a Tool to Motivate Students Engineering Learning in STEM Education
abstract
Engineering education is a difficult concept for student learning because the student must apply scientific disciplines and connect Abstractconceptual for a design solution to solve a problem. The exciting concept in Mechatronic engineering education is concerned with the basic laws concerning physical nature. Students will learn about machine design and controls, but it is hard to understand. This paper aims to design and develop a Series Elastic Actuator (SEA) as a mechanical tool to moti vate student learning in concepts of mass -spring -damping and closed -loop control systems based on the revised 5E model in STEM education. The students’ activities involve hands -on learning mass -spring -damping and the control systems of SEA. This learning approach helps students to have more interactive learning in a classroom. Moreover, it makes students systemically think and understand the relationship between theory and real -world application.
Piyanun Ruangurai, Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai
ICCE1
2021 Designing a Project-based Plant to Enhance Mechatronics Students for Self-learning Embedded Control System
abstract
The feedback control system laboratory is required to enhance the knowledge of enrolled students. However, the apparatus provided by educational company usually is high cost, needs a high- performance computer and the professional instructor to conduct the experiment. In this paper, the designing of project -based learning for self -learning embedded control system is proposed. The low -cost experiment kits for microcontroller -based control can be alternately solution instead of using virtual or remotely experiment. In this work, two different types of plant systems: air levitation system and serial elastic actuator are presented. Both are easy to construct and able to implement the controller with any microcontroller. The real-time operation system for embedded system is also introduced which required for industrial control. Based on project -based approach, there are four stages guiding students and teacher to follow up the content and assessment so that the objective of embedded control learning can be achieved within 16 weeks.
Chaiyaporn Silawatchananai, Piyanun Ruangurai
ICCE2
2021 Design and Development of a Low-Cost Robotic Platform for STEM Education of an Automatic Control System: Rotary-Type Double Inverted Pendulum Case
abstract
In Thailand STEM education, teaching of robotics or automatic control in undergraduate is limited to the theoretical textbook s or computer simulation due to inadequate control plants for classroom demonstrat ion and laboratory experimentation. This crucially prevents students to understand the gap s or limitation s between the theory and the real-world problem. Thus, this research is aimed to design and develop the robotic platform, which is the rotary -type double inverted pendulum, by considering low fabrication cost, easy part maintenance and safety. Also, the platform permits the students to design the Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR) controller and imp lement it for balancing the robot.
Wiput Tuvayanond, Piyanun Ruangurai
ICCE2