Mr. Panumas Malacharoen and Mr. Nattawut Borirakpattanakul, students of the Faculty of Information Technology, received the second runner-up award with a cash prize of 200,000 baht for their work titled The Green Protector, along with a study visit with the Government Savings Bank team in Japan. This is the application of current technology to protect forests, warn of forest encroachment, identify the location of the encroacher, avoid unexpected encounters, reduce unnecessary conflicts, have time to plan, and have a support unit. It has the ability to measure the noise level of chainsaws, record images and sound to warn when natural disasters occur.
