On 7 July 2026, the School of Engineering and Technology, Walailak University, proudly congratulated Mr. Chamil Ahlee, a third-year student in the Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence Program, on receiving the Royal Award for the 2025 Academic Year in the Large Higher Education Institution Category. This prestigious achievement brings great pride to the academic program, the School of Engineering and Technology, and Walailak University.
The Royal Award is presented to students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance, good conduct, responsibility, active participation in activities, and meaningful contributions to society and the public. Receiving this award therefore reflects Mr. Chamil’s strong commitment to continuous self-development, academic excellence, responsible behavior, and the application of knowledge and technology for the benefit of society.
Throughout his studies, Mr. Chamil has shown a strong interest in applying knowledge in computer engineering, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies to real-world challenges. One of his notable contributions is his involvement in the development of a real-time AIoT-based landslide early warning system. The system integrates Artificial Intelligence with the Internet of Things to collect, monitor, analyze, and process data from areas at risk of landslides.
The system has been installed and tested in high-risk areas to support disaster monitoring and improve the effectiveness of early warning operations. By providing timely and relevant information, the system can help responsible agencies and local communities better prepare for potential hazards and respond to emergency situations more effectively.
In addition to the technical development of the system, Mr. Chamil has also contributed to the transfer of knowledge and practical guidance on system usage to government agencies, local administrative organizations, and community members. This helps ensure that relevant stakeholders can use the information generated by the system for planning, monitoring, preparedness, and risk reduction at the community level.
His work demonstrates the ability to connect classroom knowledge with real-world problem solving while also reflecting a strong sense of social responsibility. It highlights his capacity to work collaboratively with others and his commitment to using engineering and technology to improve public safety and quality of life.
Mr. Chamil has also gained international recognition through the IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Society Undergraduate Scholarship Award 2025. This scholarship and award recognize undergraduate students with strong potential in engineering, academic excellence, and the ability to develop work that creates meaningful social impact.
This international achievement further confirms his capabilities in computer engineering, artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, and measurement technologies. It also reflects his potential to further develop knowledge and innovation that can be applied in practical contexts and contribute positively to society.
The Royal Award for the 2025 Academic Year is therefore not only a recognition of Mr. Chamil’s academic achievements, but also a reflection of his responsibility, discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and determination to apply engineering and technological knowledge for the public good.
This success is a source of pride for the Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence Program, the School of Engineering and Technology, and Walailak University. It also serves as an inspiration for younger students to pursue academic excellence, develop their potential, uphold good conduct, and use their knowledge and abilities to benefit society.
The School of Engineering and Technology, Walailak University, proudly congratulates Mr. Chamil Ahlee on this prestigious achievement and wishes him continued success in his studies, innovation development, and future professional journey as a capable engineer and innovator who can make meaningful contributions to technology, society, and the nation.