Smart Living Research Articles

Smart Life Saver Jacket: A New Jacket to Support CPR Operation

Smart Life Saver Jacket: A New Jacket to Support CPR Operation

Implementation of Smart Government, Smart Mobility, and Smart Living Policies in Realizing the Quality of Public Services in Yogyakarta City

Major cities around the world believe in the concept of "smart cities" or "intelligent cities". This concept encourages people to participate in city management through a citizen-centered approach. This results in more active and close interaction between citizens and service providers, in this case the local government. This study examines how the Yogyakarta City government can implement e-government to become a Smart City and improve its public services by implementing smart government, smart mobility, and smart living policies. Cities around the world are currently championing this idea as the central government's idea to address various problems in different places. This research uses a descriptive qualitative method by relying on secondary data from digital mass media news which is assisted by data processing using Nvivo 14 as a research tool. Based on the results of the research, it can be found that Smart City in Yogyakarta City shows that (1) Smart Government regarding its online procedures has started to run well; (2) Smart Mobility is superior in traffic monitoring; (3) Smart Living is more prominent in indicators about security. Where with these results, Policy Implementation in the City of Yogyakarta has started to run well, but there must still be improvements, especially in Smart Government, Smart Mobility, and Smart Living so that the quality of public services in the City of Yogyakarta can run even better. Key word: Implementation of smart government, smart mobility, smart living, Yogyakarta CIty

Feasibility Research on Low-Rise Apartment and Landed Housing Development within Smart Living Areas in Indonesia’s Secondary City (A Case Research at PT.XYZ)

Indonesia's growing urbanization, population growth, and changing work behaviors have increased the demand for diverse housing options. PT XYZ, established in 2021, plans to meet this demand by developing low-rise apartments and landed housing in smart residential areas in secondary cities. This research aims to assess the feasibility of this project by analyzing market demand, financial performance, and regulatory factors. Using financial models such as Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Payback Period (PBP), as well as sensitivity analysis and Monte Carlo simulation, this research evaluates the financial viability of the project. The results show strong profit potential, with a positive NPV and IRR of 57.41%, achieving a payback within four years. The project not only fulfills the housing needs of Millennials and Gen Z, but also aligns with government initiatives to promote home ownership. The implications of this research include improving housing accessibility for young, dynamic demographic groups, such as Millennials and Gen Z, as well as strengthening developer strategies in the face of changing market challenges.

SMART LIVING AND QUALITY OF LIFE: DOMAINS AND INDICATORS

SMART LIVING AND QUALITY OF LIFE: DOMAINS AND INDICATORS

Implementation Study of Smart Mobility and Smart Living in Commuter Line at Sudirman Station, Central Jakarta

Implementation Study of Smart Mobility and Smart Living in Commuter Line at Sudirman Station, Central Jakarta

Transforming the Salitre campus into a smart campus: proposal of smart initiatives for the Gerardo Barrios University of El Salvador

This study proposes a set of initiatives to transform the Salitre campus of the Gerardo Barrios University in San Miguel, El Salvador, into a Smart Campus inspired by Smart City concepts. Through a documentary research, a detailed diagnosis of the campus and a SWOT analysis, several proposals were defined grouped in six axes: Smart Government, Smart Environment, Smart Living, Smart Economy, Smart People and Smart Mobility. The viability of the initiatives was evaluated considering their acceptance by the authorities and stakeholders, as well as a feasibility study. The results show that the transformation of the Salitre campus into a Smart Campus may be possible and would bring multiple benefits in terms of efficiency, sustainability, innovation and quality of life for the university community. The study establishes the basis for future projects and research, promoting digital and sustainable transformation in the educational and community environment of El Salvador.

The Relation between Flow Map Analysis and Residential Density Conditions in Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta

The government of Sleman Regency has been seriously implementing the Smart Living concept under the Smart Regency idea. It is demonstrated by the achievements of the Transport Service Improvement Program in the form of developing type C terminal facilities, creating a transport licensing management information system, and data collection on public transport, types, number of modes, routes and route mapping. However, the affordability and availability of public transportation access in all government facilities (such as hospitals, schools and offices) as well as the integration of routes has not yet been fully realized. In order to support the identification of problems in the implementation of routes that should be integrated with residential areas, this research describe the relation between flow map analysis and residential density condition in Sleman Regency based on data respondent who has been living in Sleman Regency. The analysis was conducted by using quantitative method, especially using the ArcGIS as the analysis tool. Research data were collected through interviews, questionnaire distribution, observation which distribute all over the regency. The results showed that the current form of movement patterns originates from residential area that have high density (in terms of population), but not all of them are served by the existing transport public routes. The mapping results showed that although the majority of movement patterns are still operating in main service areas such as in the Yogyakarta Urban Area, however, there are still many areas that are not yet served, such as Kapanewon Moyudan, Minggir, Seyegan, Tempel, Turi, even Sleman as the administrative capital of Sleman Regency.

PENYALAHGUNAAN DANA KARTU INDONESIA PINTAR KULIAH DAN DAMPAKNYA TERHADAP PENDIDIKAN DI INDONESIA

The Indonesian Smart College Card (KIP) scholarship program is a refinement of the Poor Student Assistance (BSM) program which is a scholarship provided by the government to help underprivileged prospective students continue their education. In line with Indonesia's national goal to make the nation's life smarter. The government provides financial assistance in the form of education costs to recipients so that they are used as effectively and efficiently as possible as a form of implementation of the government's 12-year compulsory education program. This research aims to find out the impact and influence of misuse in the implementation of the Smart Indonesia Card (KIP) program. The results of this research state that the use of scholarship funds has been utilized properly, but there are still many perpetrators of violations in the misuse of KIP-K funds which are not in accordance with educational objectives. Environmental influences use funds to fulfill a hedonistic lifestyle, wrongly targeted recipients and obstacles in fulfilling complex requirements and applications.

Peran Mahasiswa Kuliah Praktek Dan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat (KPPM) di Desa Sipahutar Kec. Sipoholon

Practical Lectures and Community Service (KPPM) is a form of student service required by IAKN Tarutung, which is carried out in semester VI and lasts for three months. This program aims to improve community welfare and make the nation's life smarter through social activities that use science and technology. In Sipahutar Village, Sipoholon District, KPPM activities are carried out with the aim of increasing children's learning motivation through private tutoring programs, encouraging a spirit of mutual cooperation with the community, and holding healthy exercise with PKK mothers. The research method used involved two main stages: initial observation to identify educational problems in schools, and implementation of a free private tutoring program every Friday for 120 minutes for elementary school children. Apart from that, mutual cooperation activities and healthy exercise with PKK mothers were carried out as part of efforts to improve community welfare and health.The results of KPPM activities show that private tutoring has succeeded in increasing children's interest and motivation in learning in Sipahutar Village. An interactive learning approach adapted to school subjects helps children understand the material more easily. Mutual cooperation carried out with the community shows an increase in togetherness and citizen participation in social activities. Meanwhile, regularly held healthy exercise improves the fitness and health of PKK women, as well as strengthening social relations between them. The conclusion of this activity emphasizes the important role of students in serving society through education, health and other social activities. The KPPM program in Sipahutar Village has succeeded in creating positive change by involving all levels of society in a joint effort to improve welfare and education.

Implementing the Smart Village Concept for Disaster Relocation Area : A case Study of Mount Semeru Eruption Relocation Settlements in Lumajang Regency

The eruption of Mount Semeru was able to attract national attention, raising the assumption that early warning conditions for the community were considered poor. This was motivated by the unpreparedness of residents in carrying out self-evacuation so many victims were lost and the community had to be homeless. The research location is in Sumbermujur Village, Candipuro District, Lumajang Regency with an area of 81 Ha. This study aims to determine the conditions, priority aspects, and adaptation strategies of the community and government in areas affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru. The method used in this study is a multilevel Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to determine development priorities that can be carried out in implementing the smart village concept in the Mount Semeru relocation residential area. The smart village components studied include Smart Economy, Smart People, Smart Government, Smart Environment, and Smart Living. The results showed that the priority variable is smart People, with priority indicators on each variable being the use of information technology in production, distribution, and consumption schemes; level of education; Integrated online-based public services; Application of regulations related to sustainable villages; Educational facilities.

Pemerataan Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM) Terhadap Anak Panti Asuhan Insani Manuel

Insani Manuel Orphanage plays an important role in ensuring equal distribution of Human Rights (HAM) for the children who live there. This research discusses concrete steps that can be taken to improve equal distribution of human rights in orphanages. Through a qualitative descriptive approach, the research wants to explore the challenges and opportunities in achieving equal access and opportunities for children at the Manuel Orphanage. Researchers use direct observation research methods with the technique of recording observation results and documenting them. Data collection was carried out using interviews and surveys in the field. Thus, the results obtained show that the implementation of equal distribution of human rights at the Insani Manuel Orphanage not only reflects a commitment to justice and equality, but also makes a positive contribution in making the nation's life smarter in accordance with the ideals of the Republic of Indonesia as stated in the 1945 Constitution.

Smart life and sustainable development: a comparative analysis on energy and water efficiency in China and the EU

Smart life relies on huge volumes of data analysis, which makes data centers become important infrastructure in smart city areas. Nowadays, data centers are constructed in many countries and have become increasingly large electricity consumers. The consumption of electricity is caused not only by the servers of data centers but also by the cooling systems. Meanwhile, data centers also demand water - cooling methods, which result in water consumption. As for sustainable development, water and energy consumption are huge challenges. Laws and rules are necessary for utilizing efficiently relevant sources. This paper will analyze China and the European Union (EU) as two examples of jurisdictions to compare how the governments regulate the construction of data centers to implement the thrift of electricity and water. In China, provinces and cities established diverse regulations based on their different natural and climate conditions, thus there is not a uniform model for the implementation in the country. In the EU, the amendment of Energy Efficiency Directive seeks to establish common policies. The difference of rules in these two jurisdictions reflects that China and the EU have their own principles and objectives: China attempts to balance the demand of developing smart city infrastructures and the consumption on natural resources, but the EU has strong ambition on low carbon emission in the whole Union. However, the two jurisdictions still have a common goal to maximize the efficiency of water and electricity consumption which is a fundamental issue for accelerating the transition towards sustainability.

Evaluation and Implementation of SNI 8152:2021, Smart Living and Smart Environment at Pandansari Market, Balikpapan City

The conditions of traditional markets are dirty and irregular, supporting the fact that people prefer to shop in modern places. Nowadays, it needs to be realised that the only centre of trade is no longer in traditional markets, the increasing number of modern markets can make traditional markets need to survive in competition so as not to be eroded by the times. There is a need for innovation in traditional markets to advance the market economy so that traditional markets can compete with other markets. Pandansari Market is one of the markets located in Balikpapan City and has various problems related to the quality and physical and non-physical conditions of the market. The goal of this research is to find out the supporting factors of Pandansari Market revitalisation by using smart living approach and SNI 8152:2021 People's Market. Smart living will review in terms of harmony, health, and mobility. Smart environment will review in terms of infrastructure, protection, and energy. Meanwhile, SNI 8152:2021 Public Market will review in terms of general requirements, technical requirements, and management requirements. The method used in this writing is a qualitative method by conducting several stages of research. The results of this study are the supporting factors that make Pandansari Market necessary for revitalisation through a review of existing conditions and opinions from the UPT market, traders, and market visitors.

The Science Fiction of the Past, the Reality of the Present – Smart Cities

The concept of “smart cities” has gained recognition in the last few years because of the increasing urban population coupled with rise in the number of urban problems. Smart cities – usage of information and communication technology (ICT) to enhance the standard of living, thereby, represents a digital solution for the urban communities that aims for economic growth and sustainability. The present paper offers an overview of this innovative concept. Smart Mobility, Smart Economy, Smart People, Smart Environment, Smart Living and Smart Governance are the six pillars of a smart city. However, the article puts an emphasis on smart governance, while providing a brief description of all the other dimensions. By highlighting some of the benefits and challenges that smart governance offers to urban citizens, it presents the significance of collaboration between different stakeholders including citizens, public institutions and government officials. In conclusion, the study argues smart governance is essential for promoting good governance practices but there is a need to consider the other factors such as social inclusion and basic human rights while adopting this new method in decision-making process. Keywords: smart governance, smart cities, sustainability, technology

Pelatihan Teknik Dasar Pengelasan Listrik (SMAW) bagi Para Pencari Kerja dalam Rangka Peningkatan Produktivitas dan Kinerja Ekonomi Keluarga di Lembang (Desa) Patekke, Kecamatan Makale Selatan Kabupaten Tana Toraja

The duties and functions of a lecturer are to implement the Tri Darma of Higher Education which consists of teaching and education, research and community service. Community service is intended to participate in advancing community welfare and making the nation's life smarter. For this purpose, community empowerment is carried out through training in basic welding techniques to provide skills for people who have dropped out of school and employees who have been laid off by the Company due to being hit by the economic crisis as a consequence of the spread of Covid-19 globally and having a broad impact on various aspects of human life. The basic welding techniques training activity began with a socialization and discussion session together with educational and community leaders in Patekke Village, South Makale District. The results of the discussion are part of an analysis of situations and phenomena in society in general and for former of PT Malea Energy workers in particular. This training activity aims to provide training participants with skills and competencies so that they can work independently to activate and run the economic activities again. Training materials related to Occupational Safety and Health (K3), Industrial Materials, work facilities and equipment, and working drawings. The benefit of training is increasing HR capacity to increase productivity which is expected to improve the family's economic performance.

Industrially Scalable Textile Sensing Interfaces for Extended Artificial Tactile and Human Motion Monitoring without Compromising Comfort.

Smart wearables with the capability for continuous monitoring, perceiving, and understanding human tactile and motion signals, while ensuring comfort, are highly sought after for intelligent healthcare and smart life systems. However, concurrently achieving high-performance tactile sensing, long-lasting wearing comfort, and industrialized fabrication by a low-cost strategy remains a great challenge. This is primarily due to critical research gaps in novel textile structure design for seamless integration with sensing elements. Here, an all-in-one biaxial insertion knit architecture is reported to topologically integrate sensing units within double-knit loops for the fabrication of a large-scale tactile sensing textile by using low-cost industrial manufacturing routes. High sensitivity, stability, and low hysteresis of arrayed sensing units are achieved through engineering of fractal structures of hierarchically patterned piezoresistive yarns via blistering and twisting processing. The as-prepared tactile sensing textiles show desirable sensing performance and robust mechanical property, while ensuring excellent conformability, tailorability, breathability (288 mm s-1), and moisture permeability (3591 g m-2 per day) for minimizing the effect on wearing comfort. The multifunctional applications of tactile sensing textiles are demonstrated in continuously monitoring human motions, tactile interactions with the environment, and recognizing biometric gait. Moreover, we also demonstrate that machine learning-assisted sensing textiles can accurately predict body postures, which holds great promise in advancing the development of personalized healthcare robotics, prosthetics, and intelligent interaction devices.

Human-Computer Interaction in Smart Living Environments: Challenges and Opportunities

The proliferation of smart technologies in living environments has ushered in an era where humans and computers interact more intimately than ever before. This research paper delves into the complex landscape of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) within the context of smart living environments, shedding light on the multifaceted challenges and exciting opportunities that lie ahead.
 In this exploration, we first review the fundamental concepts and technologies that underpin smart living environments, emphasizing the centrality of HCI in bridging the gap between humans and the myriad of interconnected devices and systems that constitute these environments. We then identify and analyze key challenges such as user privacy, security, usability, and adaptability, which continue to shape the HCI landscape in smart living.
 The paper also highlights the emerging opportunities for HCI research, including the integration of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and natural language processing (NLP) into smart living systems, fostering more intuitive and seamless interactions. Additionally, it discusses the potential for personalized and context-aware HCI solutions that enhance user experiences and promote inclusivity.
 By addressing these challenges and harnessing these opportunities, this research seeks to provide valuable insights for HCI researchers, designers, and policymakers, ultimately contributing to the development of smarter and more user-friendly living environments that enhance our quality of life while respecting our fundamental rights and values.

Indonesian Twitter User Sentiment towards PeduliLindungi App in Strengthening Smart Living during COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed lifestyles in counties and cities in just a few months by putting technology at the forefront of fighting the pandemic. Handling COVID-19 can show technological disparities and inequalities between different cities, given the COVID-19 condition that continues to plague various towns and districts in Indonesia. One of the steps to handle it, namely providing national-scale public services with a COVID-19 tracker application called PeduliLindungi. Using the PeduliLindungi app in each city and Regency is a form of Smart City implementation in Indonesia, especially in the Smart Living dimension. PeduliLindungi is a must-have app for residents who move or enter public facilities to create a safe and healthy city during the COVID-19 pandemic. Given the WFH trend, Twitter has become an abundant data source to collect public opinion regarding PeduliLindungi applications needed to improve service quality. This study aims to analyze Twitter users’ sentiments towards the PeduliLindungi app usage in the context of strengthening smart living. Sentiment analysis was performed in this study using the VADER Sentiment towards tweets dataset collected over two different periods. The results show that the Indonesian government effectively uses Twitter to answer questions and share COVID-19 and PeduliLindungi-related information with the public. Negative sentiment was expressed more towards the PeduliLindungi app than positive sentiment due to public unrest over data security and constraints encountered in using the PeduliLindungi app.

EFEKTIVITAS PENERAPAN SMART LIVING MELALUI APLIKASI TEMAN BUS DI KOTA PALEMBANG

This research aims to determine the effectiveness of implementing Smart Living through the Teman Bus application in Palembang City and providing benefits both theoretically and practically. Application Teman Bus is one of the public transport development programs in urban areas. This application is road-based using technology and non- cash based to improve the safety and security of people's mobility. Application Teman Bus the one in Palembang City is a concept design Buy the Service (BTS) was first issued by the Ministry of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia. The Teman Bus application will automatically add regulations and be neater, and more sophisticated for transportation users in the city of Palembang. Potency Smart Living in Palembang City supports the realization Smart City. The research method used is a qualitative method that aims to collect accurate and objective data related to the issue being discussed, data collection techniques that involve interaction, including observation, interviews, and documentation. Smart Living is part of the six concept areas Smart City discusses criteria and concepts on how to better manage the quality of life and habits (culture) in an area).

Designing incentive systems for participation in digital ecosystems—An integrated framework

Digital ecosystems are a highly relevant phenomenon in contemporary practice, offering unprecedented value creation opportunities for both companies and consumers. However, the success of these ecosystems hinges on their ability to establish the appropriate incentive systems that attract and engage diverse actors. Following the notion that setting “the right” incentives is essential for forming and growing digital ecosystems, this article presents an integrated framework that supports scholars and practitioners in identifying and orchestrating incentives into powerful incentive systems that encourage active participation and engagement. This framework emphasizes the importance of understanding how individuals and groups are motivated to engage in the ecosystem to incentivize them effectively. To demonstrate its applicability and value, we show its application in the context of an emergent digital ecosystem within the Smart Living domain.