CMKL University is a research university unlike any other.

CMKL University collaborates with a world-class global research university, Carnegie Mellon University, on some of its innovative research projects. In addition, CMKL has been honored to partner up with the following organizations to bring creativity into our industrial partners and tech communities to create benefits at a business and societal level through innovation and entrepreneurship.

Our Partners

We are more than just an educational institute. Our role is to be a technology enabler for the corporate to create talent and build the knowledge needed to solve industry and business problems in long terms. We aim to equip all our students for the 21st century, with an emphasis on improving their knowledge and understanding.

Asst. Prof. Orathai Sangpetch
‍Vice President, CMKL University

R&D Programs

Apex

A high-performance computing and storage platform for AI research of the future

Porjai

Thai Dialect Voice Recognition

Pignet

Detecting good vibrations, with pigs

R&D Collaboration

R&D Collaboration

ThaiBev: Smart Promotion

In collaboration with ThaiBev, researchers from CMKL University, Oishi Group, and Carnegie Mellon University are using data analytics to recognize what appeals most to consumers and capitalizing on it.

R&D Collaboration

ThaiBev: Inventory Flow Management

To provide consumers with fresher products, researchers from CMKL and Carnegie Mellon University have been working with ThaiBev to design a system that allows businesses to remain up to date on customer inventory.

R&D Collaboration

ThaiBev: Efficient and Scalable Logistics Operations and Anomaly Detection Based on Large Data

To address these issues faced by Thai Beverage Logistics (TBL), researchers from CMKL University and Carnegie Mellon University have developed a scalable abstraction modeler for large logistics operations in collaboration with ThaiBev.

R&D Collaboration

ThaiBev: Automation of Bottle Screening for Recycling

In attempts to optimize Thai Beverage Recycle’s (TBR) recycling process, a team of researchers from CMKL University and Carnegie Mellon University have developed an automated bottle screening process in collaboration with ThaiBev.

R&D Collaboration

ETDA: Forensics Data Platform Project December 5, 2019

In collaboration with the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), researchers from CMKL and Carnegie Mellon University are working to develop a forensics data platform that is able to successfully recover data deleted by criminals.

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Graduate Projects

Graduate Project

The Development of A Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform

This study aims to provide the components required to build a cryptocurrency exchange platform and the constraints for integrating the platform with other external systems.

Graduate Project

Virtual Idols for Children

This project proposes how developers are able to use an embedded voice assistant with speech and visual capabilities to add the feeling of empathy and positive attitude to their virtual idols.

Graduate Project

Children's ActionRecognition Based on Indoor Bird ViewPerspective

The project provides an action recognition model that can recognize multiple people’s actions like idle, flip, jump, selfie and walk through photos and videos.

Graduate Project

Generating a Cyber Confidence Index Using Black Box Vulnerability and Breach Assessment

This project proposes the concept of a cyber confidence index which defines the level of trust that consumers have on a company’s cyber services and products based on the efforts that a company takes in mitigating its cyber risk.

Graduate Project

Real-Time Gesture Emotion Detection

The research project of Gesture Emotion Detection in collaboration with Kasikorn Business-Technology Group (KBTG), aims at providing machines the ability to detect, identify, and track people automatically and subsequently interpret human emotional behavior in a real-time manner.

Graduate Project

A Falling Detection System Using Geophone and Support Vector Machines (SVM)

According to research, approximately 7.5 million people are 65 years or older in Thailand, which is 11% of the Thai population in 2016.

Graduate Project

Phishing URL Synthesis and Detection

Phishing websites are developing as communication technology improves and are a cornerstone of internet criminal activities. The spread of malicious Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) is one of the main methods used to conduct phishing attacks.

Graduate Project

Stock Market Intelligence Gamification Model

In today’s world, anyone can enter the stock market with just a few clicks on a mobile application. Many people who do not have any background or knowledge of investment enter the market because their friends or family advised them.

Undergraduate Projects

Undergraduate Project

Shair

Create an app that allows the user to be able to order food from multiple restaurants and split the bill depending on the items ordered.

Undergraduate Project

Genetic Visualization Tool

Our research and development project is for medical usage. We can help doctors to communicate their knowledge to patients and their families a lot easier and more understandably. To clarify, we create an application that shows DNA in 3D in Hololens or Oculus.

Undergraduate Project

The Internet at Your Fingertips

This project will create a new way for people who do not have the dexterity to navigate the internet with ease, due to them having Parkinson’s or other mobility-affecting diseases, to be able to surf the internet with ease.

Undergraduate Project

Pet-Friendly Bangkok

This web application will be able to allow users to request specific information about a specific category of a facility by using search filters, namely district, facility name, service, and animal type.

Undergraduate Project

Next Gen Mobile Banking

An application environment that integrates the university application we’ve created with a traditional mobile banking application.

Undergraduate Project

Hydroponic Power Plant Grower

The end goal of this project is to create a functioning hydroponic system with a minimal amount of human intervention to grow plants, in this case, green lettuce.

Undergraduate Project

Autonomous Mobile Robot

Our present research is focused on the creation of an autonomous robot that can follow a specified path while avoiding obstacles.

Undergraduate Project

Trash Master

Create a machine learning model that can sort between recyclables and non-recyclables; furthermore, if the object is recyclable, the model will then state which class it belongs in.