Lokachet Tanasugarn

Hi Siriluk, Thank you for your thoughtful comments on the VR experience and your creativity. Since VR is gadget-related, it is nice to know that the DIY set help you explore different perspectives on the VR usage even for those with prior exposure to VR. Additionally, your beautifully decorated Google Cupboard and your adorable feline assistant…[Read more]

Hi Tanaphum

That’s an impressive drop in temperature compared to your colleagues’ plots thus far. May I ask how did you manage to get your sensor into the freezer since part of the system still need to be connected to the laptop? Did you slightly leave the freezer open during that particular period?

Hi Aung,

Thanks for sharing your VR experience. It appears that you have tried several apps and
noted on the limitation from different angles of VR. One interesting observation is about your
feeling of “dizziness” after using VR for a while. This symptoms could be related to a condition
called “Virtual Reality Sickness” or “Cybersickness”. If…[Read more]

Hi Pacharapol

Sorry to hear that the sensor ended up breaking. Nevertheless, you did have a chance
to experiment with the air dryer and get a nice-looking plot. As I mentioned in the lab
video, the sensor device can be somewhat fragile. We might need to put the sensor system
in a container with its own power source next time!

Hi Cing Sian Dal,

Good job noticing the baud rate! I also like your idea on how to deal with the failed
records – please go ahead with the extra experiment if you have time and keep us
posted on your solution!

Hi Aung,

Good job! Hope that these issues with finding the right port, switching the WIFI, and redeploying the web script help sharpen your debugging practice. Additionally, I wonder about the boiling pot. Did you hold the sensor on the boiling surface directly and for how long? The humidity seems to skyrocket as expected but the temperature…[Read more]

Hi Siriphak,

Thank you for sharing this article. Although this article emphasizes mainly on
the ML part, it actually reflects the needs of accurate and reliable data from
the sensor system. And since blood glucose can be interpreted differently in several contexts
(fasting/non-fasting, spot check/continuous monitoring, related comorbidities,…[Read more]

Hi Cing Sian Dal,

Thanks for sharing this interesting publication and nicely summarized the main takeaways.
I would like to further highlight the design aspect that was mentioned in the discussion
part as the basic design guideline for WHMS. Some key ideas to consider if you ever run into
any of these systems!

Thanks for sharing your answer – a good compare and contrast indeed!

Thanks for sharing your idea. The lack of techequity is very true and probably is true not only in Thailand. During the early COVID-19 mass vaccination campaign in LA, we did have to ask for volunteers to help the elderly fill in their electronic vaccination records. I think we might see more adaptation of IT services or platforms to meet this need.

Thanks for sharing this insight! This is an important loophole that could result in mistrust among related parties. Data privacy has become more critical than ever with the implementation of the Personal Data Privacy Act (PDPA). Hope that we will have a better and more practical safeguard against this sort of data leakage coming up in time!

Thanks for sharing your idea and good job mentioning climate change as a factor that influences infectious diseases. This is one of the issues in planetary health that is likely to play a bigger role in these recent years!

Thanks for sharing – good point about the lack of scientifically rigorous evidence to support the delivered messages!

Thanks for your organized observation – your answers clearly compare and contrast the communication between the two leaders!

Thank you for sharing! I believe that Myanmar has its own uniqueness in diverse ethnic groups which could be utilized in favor or against any activity. Your answer did a great job of showing us the impact of the coup on the healthcare and IT system which might take years to recover.

Hope that Myanmar will soon recover from the impact of this…[Read more]

Thanks for sharing your idea. It’s interesting that your analysis goes beyond the scope of IT to the governance issues at the national level as well. This is also crucial to the overall trust and management during the pandemic. I would say that Thailand has many opportunities for development in both areas!

Good job pointing out one of the most crucial aspects of all these issues: we need to “put people at the center of technology”. Having an inclusive technological development strategy is the key to using them as our supporting and empowering tools!

Thanks for sharing your idea. I also have the same idea in terms of having a centralized data system that is accessible from diverse platforms. At least we are starting to have more open data sources for data in the public sector of Thailand but let’s wait and see the progress of the endeavor.

Thanks for sharing your experience! Since the internet has been one of the infrastructures of IT systems, having well-covered and high-speed internet that could catch up with the evolving disease situation is a pre-requisite for the system to work properly. I wonder if there is any national development plan underway for this obstacle and if there…[Read more]

Thanks for sharing! I agree that most of the attention has been on viral disease in terms of the new PHEIC. It would be interesting to see how we could predict the probability of PHEIC from each potential mutated strain. Maybe, bioinformatics and statistical genetics could be able to help us with these predictions!