On 16–17 October 2020, our Department of Electronics Engineering presented student projects to high school students and the public, such as a flip-dot display panel, AI circuits on FPGA, a smart chessboard, LoRa monitoring, an RTU, Simbox and a program that converts Braille to Thai and English. We also opened our labs so visitors could try out electronic circuits and basic measuring instruments. Our electronics engineering program aims to produce experts in both analog and digital hardware, as well as software design for smart embedded devices.
