Khongsak Srasrisom
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About
Khongsak Srasrisom is a researcher focused on industrial automation, manufacturing process optimization, and the application of robotic simulation tools to enhance production efficiency. His major contributions lie in the modeling, analysis, and systematic improvement of manual and semi-automated manufacturing cells, with a particular emphasis on integrating digital factory concepts into real-world industrial settings. Notably, his work on the aluminum bowl embossing process (2019, 3 citations) demonstrates a clear pathway from manual operation to an automated loading and unloading system using power press machinery, significantly reducing human intervention and improving cycle times. Similarly, his study on an automated CAN packaging system (2020, 2 citations) showcases the use of robot simulation for redesigning aerosol can palletizing cells, highlighting practical gains in throughput and safety. While his citation counts are modest, Srasrisom’s research is distinguished by its hands-on, application-driven approach—bridging theoretical modeling with tangible shop-floor improvements. His work serves as a valuable reference for engineers and students seeking to implement cost-effective automation solutions in small-to-medium manufacturing environments, emphasizing the power of simulation before physical deployment.
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