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The Development of Hand Gesture Recognition for Controlling Electronic Devices

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The Development of Hand Gesture Recognition for Controlling Electronic Devices

This research will begin with a review of literature and related studies to examine existing technologies and methods for hand gesture recognition and their applications in controlling electronic devices such as drones, robots, and gaming systems. Subsequently, a hand gesture recognition system will be designed and developed using machine learning and computer vision techniques, with a focus on creating an algorithm that operates quickly and accurately, making it suitable for real-time control. The developed system will be tested and refined using various simulated scenarios to evaluate its efficiency and accuracy in diverse environments. Additionally, a user-friendly interface will be developed to ensure accessibility for all user groups. The research will also incorporate qualitative studies to gather feedback from both novice users and experts, which will contribute to further system improvements, ensuring it effectively meets user needs. Ultimately, the findings of this research will lead to the development of a functional prototype for gesture-based control, which can be applied in industries and entertainment. This will contribute to advancements in innovation and new technologies in the future.

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Analysis of Factors Affecting Productivity Improvement in Sugarcane Processing Plants.

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Analysis of Factors Affecting Productivity Improvement in Sugarcane Processing Plants.

Sugar production from sugarcane is a complex process that requires precise control. One of the major issues is sugar loss, which can result from various factors, particularly "burnt cane," before being sent to the mill. This affects the quality of the sugarcane and the efficiency of sugar extraction, along with the performance of the machinery and the properties of the cane, which impact the amount of sugar extracted. This study aims to analyze the factors that influence sugar loss in the sugar production process, using quantitative data from a sugar factory. Nine variables were examined, including mechanical efficiency, machine downtime per day, cane waiting time per day, sand content in cane juice, pol extraction efficiency, overall working time efficiency, cane juice purity, cane sugar content (C.C.S.), and burnt cane. The data were analyzed using correlation analysis to examine relationships between variables and regression modeling to predict sugar loss. The results showed that mechanical efficiency, cane sugar content, and the amount of sand or impurities in the cane juice were significantly correlated with sugar loss. Mechanical efficiency had a direct relationship with the amount of cane milled, which improved sugar production. On the other hand, burnt cane, or cane that was burnt before harvesting, resulted in reduced sugar extraction and impacted the quality of the sugar. Therefore, reducing sugar loss in the production process can be achieved by improving machine efficiency, reducing impurities in cane juice, and managing burnt cane, which will improve sugar production efficiency in the future.

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Enchancing stability of cooking oils using ultrasound-assisted infusion with Thai herbs

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Enchancing stability of cooking oils using ultrasound-assisted infusion with Thai herbs

The reuse of cooking oil in food preparation leads to oil degradation and the formation of harmful compounds due to oxidation. This study focuses on enhancing the stability of used palm oil through ultrasound-assisted infusion with three varieties of banana blossoms: Kluai Khai, Kluai Hom, and Kluai Nam Wa, which are rich in phenolic compounds and antioxidants. The research investigates the restoration of used palm oil by infusing dried and powdered banana blossoms using ultrasonic treatment at different temperatures and durations. The quality of the infused oil was evaluated through physical (water activity, moisture content, and color), chemical (peroxide value, acid value, and Thio barbituric acid reactive substances), and antioxidant activity (DPPH, ABTS, and FRAP) analyses.

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