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Mushlihudin Mushlihudin
Universitas Ahmad Dahlan
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Prototype of Automatic Goods Moving Equipment to Multi-storey Floor with Arduino Alakhyar, Farisqi Yusuf; Mushlihudin, Mushlihudin
Signal and Image Processing Letters Vol 2, No 2 (2020)
Publisher : Association for Scientific Computing Electrical and Engineering (ASCEE)

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31763/simple.v2i2.53

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The industrial world is currently growing and has become an important part of the world as a whole. An example is the process of grouping and moving goods over and over in the warehouse located on the upper floor becomes a problem if the process is still done manually. So shipping the goods requires a lot of energy needed and is still less efficient. This research made a prototype design of a freight elevator that can place goods automatically in a multi-storey floor storage warehouse, aiming to facilitate the performance of the arrangement of goods during the delivery process to the upper floor. The hardware consists of an Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller, two 12 volt dc motors, an infrared sensor and a limit switch. Testing this system uses a package of goods from cardboard media, with a package thickness of 0.2 cm. The results of the testing of the classification of tool goods packages can work well so as to improve work effectiveness with the accuracy of the success of the tool in placing goods to 3 floors in sequence with an accuracy of 86.7%, then the placement of goods with 1 empty space 98.9% accuracy, and placement goods with 2 combined empty spaces are 84.47%.
Separation of the Purpose of Beam Packages with Barcode Based Arduino Fitriyanto, Febriyan; Mushlihudin, Mushlihudin
Signal and Image Processing Letters Vol 2, No 1 (2020)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31763/simple.v2i1.61

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In modern times it has experienced a very rapid increase. The industrial world is currently growing and has become an important part. from the world as a whole. Developments in the industrial world today have provided many conveniences and advantages for companies in the process. One example of the use of technology in industry is the process of separating beam packages which is still done manually. If the separation process is still using. Human intervention (manual) will spend a lot of time. In this study, a prototype design of beam package separation that can separate goods automatically with the aim of the zip code already listed in the barcode code, aims to facilitate the performance of beam package separation when. Device design. Hard, namely the Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller as the command logic storage in the system, two dc motors as conveyor drives, a barcode scanner functions as a barcode code reader, and a servo motor as output. Testing this system uses a package of goods from cardboard media, with a package thickness of 0.2 cm. Based on the results of testing the separation of package beams the tool can work well so that it can increase work effectiveness with an accuracy rate of success of the tool in separating goods packages in each first room with an accuracy of 80% for the purpose of Yogyakarta, then separation of parcels for the purpose of Jakarta with an accuracy of 86.6%, and Separation of beam packages with the destination of goods to Surabaya has an accuracy rate of 86.7%.
Co-Authors Alakhyar, Farisqi Yusuf Fitriyanto, Febriyan Haz, Aslamadin Alvian Ilyas, Diki Akhmad Lisna Zahrotun Nofiyan, Agil Pradana, David Yoga Samara, Dony Setyanto, Barry Nur Tedy Setiadi Wahyu Pujiyono