Penerjemahan Berbantuan Komputer (Tugas 2)
Indonesian students create device to monitor air quality The Jakarta Post Jakarta | Mon, April 3, 2017 | 02:33 pm Three computer science students at Brawijaya University, Malang, East Java, have invented a technology to monitor air quality. Dubbed the SMOQ, the device operates by combining hardware that consists of an air quality detector and a microcontroller with software that can be installed on Android smartphones. Renal Prahadis, Muhammad Ulul Albab Iryanto and Maulida Sabrina have worked in the Ex Change team to create SMOQ. Renal explained to Antara news that the SMOQ consists of four sensors. It will detect the air quality, smoke levels, carbon monoxide and temperatures once it is located in the place to be monitored. The readings will be kept and analyzed on the microcontroller and then the overall results can be accessed by devices that have the SMOQ software. The SMOQ app shows device ID, temperature levels around the device, smoke and carbon monoxide . (Yo