This weekly report summarizes the progress of the Habit Thai engineering team. The team met to discuss feedback from teachers on their initial product idea. They explored designing a product to detect mood by monitoring changes in body temperature when feelings like anger occur. The team members were assigned to research sensors that could detect mood for their product design. Strengths included diverse ideas from group members. An area for improvement was making their main idea more clear to avoid delays. Their next steps are to share more information and generate many design ideas from this project.

1. [INC 281 MULTIDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP WEEKLY REPORT] January 19, 2012
Name-Surname Pongsakorn Srirattanapiwat
Student ID. 53211839
Group Name Habit Thai company
Engineering Team U (53211823), Gank (53211833), Toss (53211841),
Members O (53211846)
Product Design
P’ Pete, P’ Ice
Team Members
Weekly Progress
Explain your engineering job of each week.
This week, I learned about Basic Electronic By. Aj. Wutthichai Polwisate and product design to
combine information of engineering and architecture. After, I was meeting in Habit Thai company.
P’ Pete and P’ Ice explained about suggestion from teacher to designer about “our main idea
doesn’t point of Thai social”. P’ Pete thinks product of company is mood of the Thai people and
product show status is “desk show status”. We explained about product is show mood and design
for detect mood in body sample is when people feel angry body temperature will upper. Mood of
the Thai people can thing separate many. Finally P’ Pete and P’ Ice give assignment of Product
Design about search sensor for detect mood.
Engineering Analysis
Strong Point
- Group members have different ideas; make it a variety of formats
- We can share about our opinion with each other.
Week Point
- Main idea wasn’t clear. It was just a surface so our working was delayed.
Next Week Job
- We will share information and thing product design will have many ideas from this project.
Department of Control System and Instrumentation Engineering
KING MONGKUT’s UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY THONBURI