The Chabot application aims to promote Ecotourism in Bang Phae District Ratchaburi. The application has been developed by modern information technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) via Dialogflow program and LINE application. The application consists of three main components: User interface Entities and Fulfillment engine and Intent. A usability test was conducted to evaluate the user experience in terms of effectiveness efficiency and satisfaction with which participants perform tasks when using the application. Consequently the participants were asked to complete the survey. The result shows that the overall user satisfaction score remains high (x̅ = 3.80). However the ability to communicate effectively scored lowest (x̅ = 3.66)

The purposes of this study aim 1) to evaluate the academic achievement and 2) to study learners satisfaction towards teaching multimedia in the Course Ngor30275 Commercial Flower Arrangement Unit 6 Introduction to Flower for high-school students of Chaichimplee Wittayakom School Bangkok. Sample in this study is 30 students who attended Sports and Home Economics Program and chose Home Economics Course in to 2nd semester of the academic year 2019. According to studies 1) the result of the teaching multimedia proficiency assessment on the content basis by 3 experts was at the highest level by all accounts and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ =4.73S.D. = .31). And the result on the multimedia basis was also at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.63 S.D. = .29) . 2 ) the assessment in the performance of a representative sample of students in the 8 different patterns using scoring rubrics whose standards were at every high level. 3) the assessment on the student’s satisfaction with the teaching multimedia for 8 patterns were as follow Pattern #1 - Spherical Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.61 S.D. = .06) . Pattern #2 - Equilateral Triangle Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.72 S.D. = .05). Pattern #3 - Scalene Triangle Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.61 S.D. = .03). Pattern #4 - Tall Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.68 S.D. = .06). Pattern #5 - Short Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.64 S.D. = .06). Pattern #6 - Long-Bouquet Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.66S.D. = .05). Pattern #7 - Circular-Bouquet Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.69 S.D. = .05). Pattern #8 - Flower Arrangement Pattern the overall satisfaction analysis result was at the highest level and the mean was equivalent to (X̅ = 4.72 S.D. = .08).

This study aims to investigate on the adjustment of texture and indigo dye using natural substance on Sisal fibre. Temperature time period conditions of texture adjustment process and ombre dying techniques on braided Sisal fibre are used as focal factors of the study. To elaborate further the proper condition to alter braided Sisal fibre is by using softening agent and Surfactant each for 5 grams per litre at the temperature of 50 degree Celsius for 30 minutes as a result the tensile strength of the processed fibre has been reduced compared to the pre-processed ones. After the adjustment process the fabric will be dyed in natural indigo dye with 5 distinctive pigment concentrations of 20 30 40 100 and 200 grams per litre respectively. The colour fastness to washing is at good to high level while artificial light fastness is at an excellent level (level 8). The colour fastness to rubbing under dry condition of the deepest pigment (of 200 grams per litre) indigo-dyed braided Sisal fibre simmered with Sodium Hydroxide and boiled with softening agent and Surfactant is at low level and the colour fastness to rubbing under wet condition of the deepest pigment (of 200 grams per litre) indigo-dyed braided Sisal fibre simmered in Sodium Hydroxide and boiled with softening agent and Surfactant is relatively low to average. Thus it indicates that the softening agent could adjust Sisal fibre and its texture to be smoother and natural indigo dye could be adapted to dying Sisal textile as well.

The aims of this study were developed geopolymer matrix for controlled release amoxicillin antibiotic drug in the in vitro gastric and intestines (pH 1 and pH 6.8 temperature 37 ºC conditions). Three formulations of geopolymer tablets (GeAmSF5 GeAmSF7.5 and GeAmSF10) which different silica fume content were used in this study. Geopolymer tablets were measured compressive strength and characterized by using 3D laser microscope Scanning electron microscope (SEM) X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR). The amoxicillin release was analyzed by UV-VIS spectrophotometer. It was found that amoxicillin in geopolymer tablet was more resistance with various extraction solvents (ethanol water 50 oC pH 1 and 12 solutions) than amoxicillin commercial tablet in 2 hours. Moreover the amoxicillin constantly release from geopolymer matrix after 3 hours in both in vitro gastric and intestines. However amoxicillin was more release in gastric than intestines condition due to the strong acid leached aluminum ion causing damages geopolymer structure. Mathematical modeling of amoxicillin release from geopolymer matrix was fitted best with Higuchi model indicating diffusion of the drug out of matrix.

This research aims to study the using oil palm fiber to develop ceiling board product. The mixture ratios of Gypsum plaster: oil palm fiber: tap water: catalyst are 1 : 0.15 : 1: 0.03 1 : 0.20 : 1: 0.03 1 : 0.25 : 1: 0.03 1 : 0.30: 1: 0.03 and 1 : 0.35 : 1: 0.03 by weight. The ceiling board samples are cast in 30 x 30 x 1 centimeter in dimension. The ceiling board sample testing follows the TIS 219-2552. The results show that the longitudinal and lateral breaking load Nail pull resistance density and thermal conductivity of ceiling board with high quantity of oil palm fiber are lower than ceiling board with low quantity of oil palm fiber while that the deflection and water absorption of ceiling board with high quantity of oil palm fiber are higher. However all of oil palm fiber samples with lower than 0.2 of ratio can pass the standard.