Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/adics-es-19.2019.9
Wahyu Aji, K. Hawari
The deep learning method is a state of the art in technological developments in various fields, including in agriculture. Deep learning applications in agriculture include many things including the application of fruit grading, including the fruit of palm or palm oil FFB (Fresh Fruit Bunch). Deep learning implementation opportunity in palm oil FFB grading is open because one aspect of fresh fruit grading is based on the number of sockets (fruitless) contained in FFB. Deep learning has the ability to recognize objects, so the determination of FFB grading can be developed based on calculating sockets (fruitless) by utilizing deep learning. So far no researcher has used the number of sockets for grading FFB using deep learning. Keywords—deep learning, palm oil, ffb, grading
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/adics-es-19.2019.5
Slamet Risnanto, Yahaya Rohim, N. S. Herman
The implementation of e-voting technology for election has been prevalent worldwide. There are 43 countries in the world implementing this technology, where some of those countries succeeded while the other found unsuccessful. The reason for the application of e-voting is mainly due to inefficient, insecure, and impractical nature of the conventional election system. It seems that technology is the only approach to solve the problem. There has been a lot of research on e-voting recently. Most studies assumed that the implementation of evoting is not merely about the technology, but it also relates to several critical factors such as the readiness of human resources and infrastructure, public trust, and others. In this paper, we propose the technology section of the e-voting, i.e., the polling station scheme, to make the e-voting system more efficient, secure, and practical. This study uses the case of Indonesian elections, with the hope proposed scheme can be a reference for the Indonesia Election Commission or other countries wanting to implement e-voting in the future. Keywords—e-voting, polling station, ballot
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/adics-es-19.2019.11
I. Santosa, E. Sulistiawati, I. Kumalasari, Suhendra
Indonesia is a country that has the largest coconut plantation in the world, with its main copra products. The quality of copra produced from rural areas is low and complained by the international market because it is thought to contain aflatoxin. This paper describes the fast-drying machine to produce high-quality desiccated coconut and coconut oil, which is equivalent to virgin coconut oil (VCO). This research produced an innovation consisting of a drying machine for grated coconut, a pressing machine to extract oil and a centrifuge to produce high purity coconut oil. Keywords—coconut, desiccated coconut, drying machine, virgin coconut oil (vco)
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/adics-es-19.2019.3
Y. Pramudya, E. Raharja
The topic of oscillation in spring and block systems in the inclined plane is fairly complex and rarely to be discussed in the oscillation research topic. Not only theoretical calculations, physical quantities in this topic can also be calculated through experiments. This research determines one of the physical quantities present in this system, namely the oscillation period experimentally with the help of a light sensor on a smartphone. Experiments were carried out with variations in angular position on the inclined plane with spring-mass block launched from the top of the plane. The spring used has a constant (2.68313 ± 0.002152) N/m while the block has a mass of 0.0892 Kg. Through weighted linear regression analysis, this study shows a linear relationship between the angular position of the inclined plane and the oscillation period with a linear equation y = -0.005x + 1.3661 and R2 = 0.98358. The greater the angle of the incline, the smaller the value of the oscillation period. These results can provide further development of the use of light sensors on smartphones for physics experiments, especially in spring systems and block on inclined planes. Keywords—oscillation period, inclined plane, smartphone
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