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Comparison of the efficiency of nano-type oxygen concentrators with bundle size different pump crates in sea bass nursery ponds

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Comparison of the efficiency of nano-type oxygen concentrators with bundle size different pump crates in sea bass nursery ponds

This research aims to evaluate the efficiency of nano-type oxygen diffusers at different pump power levels in sea bass nursery ponds. The study examines how varying power levels affect dissolved oxygen distribution in the water and their impact on the health, growth, and survival rates of sea bass. The findings indicate that pump power levels influence dissolved oxygen concentration, with the optimal power level improving oxygen distribution in the pond. This enhancement leads to higher survival and growth rates for sea bass. The results provide valuable insights for selecting appropriate oxygen diffusers and pump power levels in fish nursery pond systems. The experiment consisted of two conditions: 1. Without fish – This condition assessed the oxygenation capacity, oxygen transfer coefficient, oxygen transfer rate, and oxygen transfer efficiency of pumps at three different power levels. 2. With fish – This condition evaluated whether the oxygen supplied by pumps at three power levels was sufficient, based on the growth rate and survival rate of the fish in the pond. Blood counts were conducted to assess the immune response. The collected data were statistically analyzed using the RCBD method for the condition without fish and the CRD method for the condition with fish, employing SPSS software.

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AI-Powered Security & Consumer Analytics, Integrating AI Vision for Enhanced Security and Consumer Behavior Insights in the Digital Era

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AI-Powered Security & Consumer Analytics, Integrating AI Vision for Enhanced Security and Consumer Behavior Insights in the Digital Era

In the digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a crucial role in developing smart cities and enhancing business operations. Among AI-driven technologies, AI Vision Analytics has gained significant attention for Access Control Systems (ACS) and Consumer Behavior Analytics. This research focuses on integrating AI Access Control and AI Video Analytics to examine factors influencing Technology Adoption Behavior using the UTAUT2 (Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2) framework. Key factors assessed include Trust in Technology, Effort Expectancy, Social Influence, and Performance Expectancy, which impact users’ willingness to adopt AI-driven security and analytics solutions. The study also includes a real-world implementation of AI Vision Analytics at KMITL EXPO, where an AI-powered Access Control System and AI Video Analytics are deployed. The collected data is analyzed to identify trends in AI adoption for business management and security enhancement. The findings provide valuable insights for businesses and organizations to optimize AI Vision Analytics for enhancing security management and digital marketing strategies.

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Artificial intelligence of things system for monitoring and controlling irrigation using weather information

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Artificial intelligence of things system for monitoring and controlling irrigation using weather information

This research focuses on the design and development of a prototype Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) system for monitoring and controlling irrigation using weather information. The system consists of four main components: 1) Weather Station – This component includes various sensors such as air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, and sunlight duration, among others, to collect real-time weather data. 2) Controller Unit – This unit is equipped with machine learning algorithms or models to estimate the reference evapotranspiration (ETo) and calculate the plant’s water requirement by integrating the crop coefficient (Kc) with other plant-related data. This enables the system to determine the optimal irrigation amount based on plant needs automatically. 3) User Interface (UI) and Display – This section allows farmers or users to input relevant information, such as plant type, soil type, irrigation system type, number of water emitters, planting distance, and growth stages. It also provides a display for monitoring and interaction with the system. 4) Irrigation Unit – This component is responsible for controlling the water supply and managing the irrigation emitters to ensure efficient water distribution based on the calculated requirements.

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