COLORFLOW LIGHTOLOGY Opens New Dimensions in Human-Centered Lighting Design

Designing RGB lighting products in accordance with Human Centred Design principles.

Wed, 18 Jun 2025 | 3173 views

COLORFLOW LIGHTOLOGY Opens New Dimensions in Human-Centered Lighting Design

Art and Design, School of Fine and Applied Arts, in collaboration with Thiramongkol Industry Public Company Limited, organized the BU x TMI Project-based Learning initiative for the PSE215 Human Centred Design course for second-year students in the Product, Service, and Experience Design program.

Executives and team members from Thiramongkol Industry Public Company Limited, manufacturer of GATA brand lighting products, provided knowledge and presented the design challenge "COLORFLOW LIGHTOLOGY: SHAPING HUMAN EXPERIENCES" - designing RGB lighting products in accordance with Human Centred Design principles.

During the presentation day, awards were presented to outstanding participants:

Congratulations to Ms. Kalayarak Jitchana
for winning the Champion Award

Congratulations to Ms. Thanaporn Akkaramethawe
for winning the 1^st Runner-up Award

Congratulations to Mr. Phongsakorn Onsamlee
for winning the 2^nd Runner-up Award

Congratulations to Ms. Jinjuta Petchan
for winning the Best Idea Special Award

Congratulations to Ms. Patatita Leelapata
for winning the Best Video Presentation Special Award

Thiramongkol Industry Public Company Limited also supported the project by providing GATA power strip products that safely handle electrical current according to international standards, supporting the work of Product, Service, and Experience Design students who require high-power electrical tools.

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