Equipment Software Research Articles

Designing a Low-Cost System to Monitor the Structural Behavior of Street Lighting Poles in Smart Cities.

The structural collapse of a street lighting pole represents an aspect that is often underestimated and unpredictable, but of relevant importance for the safety of people and things. These events are complex to evaluate since several sources of damage are involved. In addition, traditional inspection methods are ineffective, do not correctly quantify the residual life of poles, and are inefficient, requiring enormous costs associated with the vastness of elements to be investigated. An advantageous alternative is to adopt a distributed type of Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) technique based on the Internet of Things (IoT). This paper proposes the design of a low-cost system, which is also easy to integrate in current infrastructures, for monitoring the structural behavior of street lighting poles in Smart Cities. At the same time, this device collects previous structural information and offers some secondary functionalities related to its application, such as meteorological information. Furthermore, this paper intends to lay the foundations for the development of a method that is able to avoid the collapse of the poles. Specifically, the implementation phase is described in the aspects concerning low-cost devices and sensors for data acquisition and transmission and the strategies of information technologies (ITs), such as Cloud/Edge approaches, for storing, processing and presenting the achieved measurements. Finally, an experimental evaluation of the metrological performance of the sensing features of this system is reported. The main results highlight that the employment of low-cost equipment and open-source software has a double implication. On one hand, they entail advantages such as limited costs and flexibility to accommodate the specific necessities of the interested user. On the other hand, the used sensors require an indispensable metrological evaluation of their performance due to encountered issues relating to calibration, reliability and uncertainty.

Pelatihan Komputer dan Penggunaan Microsoft Word Pada Siswa Berkebutuhan Khusus Di Homeschooling Lantaburo Kabupaten Tangerang

Homeschooling (HS) Lantaburo is one of the alternative schools in the city of Tangerang which has a target of fostering and developing life skills for Students with Special Needs (ABK) so they can meet the basic needs of Activity of Daily Living (ADL) so that one day they can be independent and empowered in society. In implementing the ADL program, there are obstacles, namely the difficulty of keeping up with advances in computer technology as a medium for supporting the learning of ABK students. Based on these problems, this community service aims to introduce ABK students to operating computers and teach them how to use Microsoft Word features that can be used to learn typing and others. The method used is hands-on training on basic introduction to computers and Microsoft Word applications. Of the 26 students with special needs at HS Lantaburo who were given the opportunity by the teacher to take part in the training, there were 3 students namely Autism, Dyslexia, and Down Syndrome (DS) due to limited computer equipment and training time. The context of the training is based on the participant's ability to answer every question posed in the training, starting from managing text, fonts, data storage, etc. Meanwhile, making tables still requires frequent practice. The results of the training were that Autism and Dyslexia student participants had the same range of intelligence so they could follow the training well compared to DS participants. This can be seen from the results of the evaluation carried out after the training activities. ABK students can improve their ability to operate computer equipment and Microsoft Word software, including the ability to type, edit, and format documents. Increase motivation to study, more confidence and independent in operating computers and MS Word applications.

An Integrated Multi-Functional Thermal Conductive and Flame Retardant Epoxy Composite with Functionalized Carbon Nitride Nanosheets.

In miniaturized and integrated electronic devices, thermal potential and fire hazards caused by heat diffusion require an efficient thermal management system with versatile electronic packaging equipment. The flame retardancy was endowed on the surface of carbon nitride after thermal etching (CNNS) containing piperazine pyrophosphate (PPAP) by hydrogen bonding, and the obtained nanosheet was defined as PPAP-CNNS. During solution blending and program-controlled curing, PPAP-CNNS was used as a multifunctional filler to fabricate highly thermoconductive and fire retardant epoxy resin (EP) composites. In line with expectations, the resultant EP composites containing 7 wt% PPAP-CNNS had an exceptional thermal conductivity (TC) of 1.1 W·m-1K-1, which was 4.8 times higher than pure EP. Simultaneously, there was a sharp drop in the heat release rate (HRR), total heat release (THR), smoke production rate (SPR), and total smoke production (TSP) compared to pure EP. These reductions were, respectively, 63.7%, 54.2%, 17.9%, and 57.2%. The addition of PPAP-CNNS increased the specific surface area, which increased the heat conduction routes, and also the shape of the compact and solid char layer during burning, protecting the underlying polymer. These improvements to dispersion and surface functionalization were made possible by the compound. These results indicate that the preparation of integrated multi-functional resin described in this study has a wide application.

A Developed Robust Model and Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Predict Drilling Fluid Density and Equivalent Circulation Density in Real Time.

When drilling deep wells, it is important to regulate the formation pressure and prevent kicks. This is achieved by controlling the equivalent circulation density (ECD), which becomes crucial in high-pressure and high-temperature wells. ECD is particularly important in formations where the pore pressure and fracture pressure are close to each other (narrow windows). However, the current methods for measuring ECD using downhole sensors can be expensive and limited by operational constraints such as high pressure and temperature. Therefore, to overcome this challenge, two novel models named ECDeffc.m and MWeffc.m were developed to predict ECD and mud weight (MW) from surface-drilling parameters, including standpipe pressure, rate of penetration, drill string rotation, and mud properties. In addition, by utilizing an artificial neural network (ANN) and a support vector machine (SVM), ECD was estimated with a correlation coefficient of 0.9947 and an average absolute percentage error of 0.23%. Meanwhile, a decision tree (DT) was employed to estimate MW with a correlation coefficient of 0.9353 and an average absolute percentage error of 1.66%. The two novel models were compared with artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to evaluate the developed models. The results proved that the two novel models were more accurate with the value obtained from pressure-while-drilling (PWD) tools. These models can be utilized during well design and while drilling operations are in progress to evaluate and monitor the appropriate mud weight and equivalent circulation density to save time and money, by eliminating the need for expensive downhole equipment and commercial software.

Science education in early childhood education mediated by technologies: a systematic review

ABSTRACT: Introduction: The development of scientific competencies in early childhood education allows the understanding of the world that surrounds the infant, historically it has been done from the exploration of the environment, however, the use of technologies is a current need in the learning processes, continuous improvement and contextualization of pedagogical practice in early childhood education. Objective: to identify training trends in scientific competencies in early childhood education focusing on teaching strategies and didactic resources mediated by educational technology. Methodology: the review was based on a qualitative approach, a search was carried out in the SCOPUS database characterizing the title of the article, abstract and keywords with the following search criteria: early AND childhood AND science AND education AND educational AND technology, applying the filter Source type: Journal in the period between 2007 and 2022 for a subsequent hermeneutic analysis taking into account the categories of teaching strategies and didactic resources. Results: it was found that there is a strong tendency to use the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics -STEM- models; in the case of didactic resources, the use of robots, online and interactive educational applications, websites, use of mobile devices and software for tactile use and computer equipment stand out in the literature reviewed. Conclusions: the present study allows highlighting that it is important to take into account technological, pedagogical and content limitations when implementing teaching strategies in early childhood education, since these limitations can affect the success of educational practices and the ability of teachers to teach scientific competencies effectively.

ANALYSIS OF THEORETICAL BASIS FOR ASSESSING THE BEARING CAPACITY OF AIRPORT CEMENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT IN VIETNAM BY THE DYNAMIC DEFLECTION EQUIPMENT

This article presents the theoretical basis of the backcalculation method for determining the bearing capacity of the airport cement concrete pavement on the basis of the deflection data obtained in the field and the calculation results according to specialized software of the dynamic deflection equipment. Through experimental data of measuring actual deflection at taxiway S in Tan Son Nhat airport, compare the calculated bearing capacity according to the backcalculation theory and outputted value from the software has an error of 4% to 7%. It can be seen that, the backcalculation method of bearing capacity in cement concrete pavement according to the theory of multi-layer system structure gives similar results with the results calculated according to the specialized software of dynamic deflection equipment. The research results serve as the basis for evaluating the ability to use the existing dynamic deflection equipment in the world, for assessing the bearing capacity of the airport cement concrete pavement in the conditions of Vietnam.

PERCEPTIONS, PROFITABILITY AND DETERMINANTS OF GRANULATED CASSAVA PACKAGING IN KUMASI METROPOLIS, GHANA

Packaging does not only protect a product but also provides directions for using the product, as well as relevant information about its content and nutritional value. This study was undertaken to assess Granulated Cassava (Gari) sellers’ perception, profitability and determinants of packaging in Ashanti Region. The study area was purposively selected because of the active participation and contribution of marketing activities. A structured questionnaire was administered in the form of interview to obtain primary data from the respondents. Data was generated using binary and multinomial logit regression model and Garret ranking technique. The results showed that there is 0.11% difference in the gross margin of both ventures which is also statistically significant at 1%. Years of education, legal requirement, and durability of the packaging material and cost of packaging material were the significant factors that influence sellers’ choice of packaging. Lack of technical know-how, cost of capital equipment and lack of knowledge on packaging equipment and/or material were the most limiting constraints affecting Gari packaging. The study recommends that investors should invest in the Gari packaging business since it has a relatively higher rate of returns as compared to the unpackaged one.

Unified Workflow for the Rapid and In-Depth Characterization of Bacterial Proteomes

Bacteria are the most abundant and diverse organisms among the kingdoms of life. Due to this excessive variance, finding a unified, comprehensive, and safe workflow for quantitative bacterial proteomics is challenging. In this study, we have systematically evaluated and optimized sample preparation, mass spectrometric data acquisition, and data analysis strategies in bacterial proteomics. We investigated workflow performances on six representative species with highly different physiologic properties to mimic bacterial diversity. The best sample preparation strategy was a cell lysis protocol in 100% trifluoroacetic acid followed by an in-solution digest. Peptides were separated on a 30-min linear microflow liquid chromatography gradient and analyzed in data-independent acquisition mode. Data analysis was performed with DIA-NN using a predicted spectral library. Performance was evaluated according to the number of identified proteins, quantitative precision, throughput, costs, and biological safety. With this rapid workflow, over 40% of all encoded genes were detected per bacterial species. We demonstrated the general applicability of our workflow on a set of 23 taxonomically and physiologically diverse bacterial species. We could confidently identify over 45,000 proteins in the combined dataset, of which 30,000 have not been experimentally validated before. Our work thereby provides a valuable resource for the microbial scientific community. Finally, we grew Escherichia coli and Bacillus cereus in replicates under 12 different cultivation conditions to demonstrate the high-throughput suitability of the workflow. The proteomic workflow we present in this manuscript does not require any specialized equipment or commercial software and can be easily applied by other laboratories to support and accelerate the proteomic exploration of the bacterial kingdom.

A multi-label Continual Learning framework to scale deep learning approaches for packaging equipment monitoring

Continual Learning aims to learn from a stream of tasks, being able to remember at the same time both new and old tasks. We propose a scenario that holds immense appeal for various real-world applications, where a model adapts to handle a stream of machines with distribution shifts Tests on real packaging data proved the feasibility of Continual Learning for addressing such problems. Our study uncovers the limitations of previous algorithms in the Domain Incremental Learning. Our research presents a novel approach for tackling multi-label tasks in Continual Learning, achieving superior performance compared to existing approaches found in the literature. Our method not only achieves optimal performance but also has logarithmic complexity, significantly reducing computation times.

Efficient solvent- and hydrogen-free upcycling of high-density polyethylene into separable cyclic hydrocarbons.

Plastic pollution is a planetary threat that has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic due to the surge in medical waste, personal protective equipment and takeaway packaging. A socially sustainable and economically viable method for plastic recycling should not use consumable materials such as co-reactants or solvents. Here we report that Ru nanoparticles on zeolitic HZSM-5 catalyse the solvent- and hydrogen-free upcycling of high-density polyethylene into a separable distribution of linear (C1 to C6) and cyclic (C7 to C15) hydrocarbons. The valuable monocyclic hydrocarbons accounted for 60.3 mol% of the total yield. Based on mechanistic studies, the dehydrogenation of polymer chains to form C=C bonds occurs on both Ru sites and acid sites in HZSM-5, whereas carbenium ions are generated on the acid sites via the protonation of the C=C bonds. Accordingly, optimizing the Ru and acid sites promoted the cyclization process, which requires the simultaneous existence of a C=C bond and a carbenium ion on a molecular chain at an appropriate distance, providing high activity and cyclic hydrocarbon selectivity.

Educational Scenario for Teaching Cyber Security Using low-cost Equipment and Open Source Software

This work presents a set of hands-on educational activities designed to teach some cyber security concepts in the classroom. The experimental configuration used an ad-hoc wireless and wired network, and a Raspberry Pi implementing a Web and an SSH server. Students were connected using their own devices (laptops or tablets). Initially the students tested DoS attacks to the Web server using various tools. Next, the students had to create SSH accounts to the server and a pair of RSA keys; using their SSH accounts, the students had to transfer their public keys to the server. Finally, students had to attack the SSH service from Kali Linux running on virtual machines in teams, each team using a different tool. The scenario was implemented in parts during a series of lessons and was positively accepted and evaluated by the students, who got familiar with a number of concepts and tools of computer networking and network security. In the end, the students informally assessed the Kali Linux SSH attack tools. Ways to assess the students qualitatively and quantitatively based on their participation are also presented. These lab exercises used a series of open source software, as well as low-cost equipment.

SAFE MANAGEMENT OF MEDICAL RADIOLOGICAL WASTE

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) defines radioactive waste as material, of no useful value, that contains or is contaminated with nuclides in concentrations higher than levels specified by relevant bodies. Healthcare institutions and users whose business activities generate radioactive waste have the obligation to collect, label and store it in the prescribed manner until such time as it is taken over by a company which is authorized for its transportation, collection, keeping and storage. The goal of this paper is to point out the importance of improving the quality of health services through the process of regulating medical waste management, with a focus on measures and procedures for the disposal of waste generated in radiology. The system for the separation of radiological waste, and its adequate labeling with a number corresponding to its category, is a top priority for radiological waste management at all health institutions. The importance of controlling the generation of radioactive waste is primarily reflected in measures that contribute to its reduction, followed by reuse and recycling. Data on physical, mechanical, chemical, radiological, and biological characteristics is provided to characterize radioactive waste, thus ensuring its safe and secure management. The storage of radioactive waste is the procedure for the temporary placement of radioactive waste in a dedicated facility, i.e., in a warehouse for a specific period of time, in compliance with the prescribed measures for radiation and nuclear safety and the safety of stored waste. During the storage of radioactive waste, it is necessary to carry out a whole series of activities: radiation protection, monitoring radioactivity in the environment around the warehouse, inspection of the state of radioactive waste packaging and inspection of equipment, warehouse components and systems, maintenance of the warehouse, and the labeling and recording of radioactive waste packaging. The process for disposing of radioactive waste implies its isolation from people and the environment. While the location, designed barriers and operation of the facility for disposal of radioactive waste, should enable the application of all radiation safety and security measures and the prevention of reaching criticality. States should assume an unequivocal ethical obligation to eliminate the unnecessary burden, associated with the complex issue of radioactive waste disposal, from future generations.

INNOVATIVE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AS IMPROVEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES OF CONSTRUCTION

Purpose. Analysis of the main advantages and proposals for the use of innovative information technologies to increase the efficiency of organizational construction processes. Methodology. Along with the spread of organizational processes of technology and construction organization of modern well-known Ukrainian and foreign IT firms in Ukraine, there is a need to improve the image of construction by using high-tech methods of standard and non-standard construction of civil and industrial buildings and structures. The tasks currently facing the country in the field of capital construction are the revival of renovation and reconstruction of domestic industrial and civil construction, the introduction of advanced technologies on a large scale, the rise of the culture of construction production, the training of a new generation of professional builders who are able to solve these tasks using IT in construction. The successful implementation of such a course is facilitated by measures to improve the technology and organization of construction, the introduction of new IT methods for managing renovations and reconstructions, and solving financing problems. Findings. The paper analyzes the scientific research of IT in construction, in particular during the renovation and reconstruction of buildings and structures, which reflect the advantages of using innovative technologies, VIM technologies at various stages of renovation and reconstruction from the technology of construction organization, and provides examples of the use of innovative technologies. Originality. Analysis of the results of the application of the most common IT components in industrial and civil construction makes it possible to use them at different stages, taking into account various software and technical support. Practical value. Technical, technological and organizational solutions in construction technology and organization, which have already been developed and implemented, allow the use of innovative technologies or their parts regardless of the technical or software equipment of construction organizations in the design and construction of construction objects. The methodological structure of analysis, quantitative evaluation and modeling of processes was developed, which made it possible to identify the dependencies that characterize the level of efficiency of works and allows for variant design of construction works with the help of these technologies.

PENERAPAN MESIN PENGEMBANG ADONAN DAN OVEN DENGAN KONTROL SUHU OTOMATIS PADA INDUSTRI ROTI DAN CATERING DI DESA PENGKOL KABUPATEN JEPARA

Pengkol Village is the center of the catering industry in Jepara district and is growing until now. The development of the catering industry is hampered by various problems that often arise, including packaging design, markets, equipment, capital and governance (management). Most catering entrepreneurs already feel comfortable with the current conditions even though they do not know whether they are profitable or not in running a business. Problems that exist in partners require carefulness and concrete actions to solve problems according to the priority needs of partners, so that problem solving is in accordance with the targets and outputs achieved. To solve the problems faced by partners, in this community service, catering entrepreneurs will get the facilitation of a Dough Developer Machine with automatic temperature control, an oven with automatic temperature and time control, a non-stick pan which is expected to be able to develop the productivity of entrepreneurs both in producing, making packaging design and opening up market opportunities both in the Jepara region and outside the Jepara region by promoting through various social media and andorid-based sales applications

Unmanned rotating equipment for normally unattended installations

Offshore oil and gas operators are facing unprecedented challenges due to the need to reduce operational expenditure while operating in harsh/remote environments with an ever-increasing focus on safety and carbon footprint reduction. Technological innovation, especially around digitalisation and control, is a game changer that gives customers the opportunity to adopt low-manned or totally unmanned solutions without compromising cybersecurity standards. According to some operators, every employee removed from an offshore platform can result in approximately US$1 M savings per year. Additionally, mobilisation of personnel offshore is very risky. For these reasons, de-manning is a solution both for new projects and for units in operation. Developing unmanned trains for power generation and compression requires the introduction of different solutions: hardware and control system modifications; surveillance systems and digital services for advanced degradation monitoring. Systems should be designed considering three main development streams: (1) fully automatic start-up/shut-down, (2) no routine maintenance during operation and (3) no on-condition maintenance. This paper describes the Unmanned Rotating Equipment Package Solution developed by Baker Hughes in collaboration with primary offshore operators. We demonstrate a high technology readiness level; potential fast deployment at industrial scale and identify no main technological showstoppers. Maintenance activities requiring personnel on site can be carried out during campaign visits, currently scheduled every 6 months with the target to achieve one visit per year. In addition to benefits due to reduction or remote execution of on-site tasks, unmanning can bring further advantages to a project such as increased safety, lower carbon footprint and reduced total cost of ownership.

Circular economy through waste reverse logistics under extended producer responsibility in Finland.

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is commonly implemented as a strategy in waste management. The core of the concept itself is a waste reverse logistics (WRL), which dictates how the collection, inspection and processing of end-of-life products are performed. Existing studies of EPR mainly focused on single products instead of using broader perspective on national level. Its contribution towards circular economy through slowing and closing the loops also has not been widely discussed. This study examined the system architecture of the policy instruments used in the EPR and the similarities of the WRL networks across different products. A case study was used to investigate six products: portable batteries and accumulators, paper, packaging, vehicles, electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) and tyres. The study generated a WRL framework. It is also observed that closing the loop through recycling is the primary circular strategy and is found in all products, whereas closing and slowing the loop strategy through reuse/repair, remanufacture and repurposing is found in packaging, tyres, vehicles and EEE. This study shows that EPR can close the material loop, although improvement in design for the environment is necessary. It creates challenges and opportunities for the government, producer responsibility organization and producers to improve existing conditions by implementing new initiatives such as design for the environment indicators, standardization, tax and subsidy systems and tariffs for disposal fees.

Study of "Green Manufacturing" on Rural Crystal Coconut Sugar SMEs

Crystal coconut sugar production will produce waste which will have an impact on environmental pollution. Waste generated is liquid waste and solid waste. Waste reduction handling can applied to "green manufacturing" principle. Research aims are: (1) identify waste generated, (2) determine green manufacturing opportunities, (3) green manufacturing opportunities analyze feasibility, and (4) green manufacturing implementation determine priority. Research phase includes: (1) quick scan analysis, (2) material, energy and waste flows identification, (3) alternative green manufacturing opportunities, (4) feasibility analysis (financial, technical and environmental), and (5) determination green manufacturing implementing priority. Results showed that ant sugar production produces waste in excrement on sap form, ashes from combustion, energy loss, crystal nuclei, and spilled sugar. Green manufacturing alternatives that are technically, environmentally and financially feasible are ash into inorganic fertilizers utilization, replacing cooking furnace, modifying drying equipment, replacing process materials, repairing and modifying screening, drying and packaging equipment. Implementing green manufacturing priority alternatives indicates that main alternatives to implemented are repairs and screening, drying and packaging equipment modifications which are considered technical and technological capabilities good in criteria, finance, human resources (HR), and environment. These results indicate that "Green Manufacturing" in rural SMEs crystal coconut sugar to increase global competitiveness "Green Economy".

Impact of endocrine disruptors from mother's diet on immuno-hormonal orchestration of brain development and introduction of the virtual human twin tool.

Diet has long been known to modify physiology during development and adulthood. However, due to a growing number of manufactured contaminants and additives over the last few decades, diet has increasingly become a source of exposure to chemicals that has been associated with adverse health risks. Sources of food contaminants include the environment, crops treated with agrochemicals, inappropriate storage (e.g., mycotoxins) and migration of xenobiotics from food packaging and food production equipment. Hence, consumers are exposed to a mixture of xenobiotics, some of which are endocrine disruptors (EDs). The complex interactions between immune function and brain development and their orchestration by steroid hormones are insufficiently understood in human populations, and little is known about the impact on immune-brain interactions by transplacental fetal exposure to EDs via maternal diet. To help to identify the key data gaps, this paper aims to present (a) how transplacental EDs modify immune system and brain development, and (b) how these mechanisms may correlate with diseases such as autism and disturbances of lateral brain development. Attention is given to disturbances of the subplate, a transient structure of crucial significance in brain development. Additionally, we describe cutting edge approaches to investigate the developmental neurotoxicity of EDs, such as the application of artificial intelligence and comprehensive modelling. In the future, highly complex investigations will be performed using virtual brain models constructed using sophisticated multi-physics/multi-scale modelling strategies based on patient and synthetic data, which will enable a greater understanding of healthy or disturbed brain development.

Automated Question Generator using NLP

Abstract: The purpose of the Automated Paper Generator is to automatize the winning guide machine with the aid of the help of computerized gadgets and full-fledged laptop code, pleasurable their requirements, simply so their precious facts/data can be maintained for an extended quantity with clean gaining access to and manipulation of the desired software program and hardware are honestly available on the market and easy to discern with. automatic query Paper Generator, as represented above, will result in blunders loss, at ease, reliable, and brief control system. it can help the person to not forget their opportunity sports but rather to concentrate on file preserving. So, it's going to assist an organization in the higher utilization of sources. The enterprise will keep computerized records while not redundant entries. which means that one needn't be distracted by info it is now not applicable while having the ability to acquire the statistics. The goal is to automatize its existing guide gadget by way of the assistance of picked equipment and complete-fledged laptop software, pleasurable their requirements, just so their precious facts/statistics can be preserved for an extended quantity with sincere access to and manipulation of the equal. on the whole, the venture describes the manner to manipulate permanently overall performance and better offerings for the customers. Texts with capacity academic well-worth have ended up on the market through the net. however, the victimization of those new texts in lecture rooms introduces several challenges, one in every of which is that they typically lack compliance with physical activities and assessments. right here, we will be inclined to address part of this task by way of automating the creation of a specific form of assessment object and the use of various questions developing with taxonomies. specially, we concentrate on mechanically generating actual WH queries. Our purpose is to make an automatic gadget if you want to take as enter a text and flip out as output questions for assessing a reader's understanding of the records within the text. The questions would possibly then be supplied to a trainer, who would possibly pick and revise people who she or he judges to be beneficial.

Peningkatan Teknologi Produksi dan Strategi Pemasaran Produk Kosmetik di Perusahaan Belukar Organics

Belukar organics is a newly developed business entity for the production of liquid body soap and body scrubs. The volume of production and sales of liquid body soap and scrubs is still limited, around 360 bottles and 24 kilograms per year due to lack of marketing strategy and ineffective production process. Therefore, the objectives of program held for 7 months is to increase the production and sales volumes of liquid soap and body scrub. The program activities focused on training and supervision on production technology, packaging, management, marketing and facilitation of production and packaging equipment. In the production aspect, the new lay out of production process was set up, the new production technology and the SOPs were applied. In the management aspect, training and supervision in the Business Model Canvas, Business Plan and Action Plan, bookkeeping and accounting were carried out. In the marketing aspect, training and marketing supervision were carried out covering aspects of branding, promotion and digital marketing. With training and mentoring activities, the production of Belukar organics liquid soap increased from 39 bottles to 117 bottles per month. Body scrub production increased from 2 kg to 7 kg per month. Sales turnover of liquid body soap also increased from 4,3 million rupiah per month to 12,3 million rupiah per month, while body scrubs increased from 2 million rupiah to 6,5 million rupiah per month. PKM activities succeeded in increasing the volume of production and sales of liquid body soap and body scrub Belukar Organics by around 300%.