“Home alone” no more: How does the internet of things (IoT) enhance travellers' subjective well-being

Hu, Mengyun; Pantano, Eleonora; Stylos, Nikolaos

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2023.122563

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“…The utilization of internet technology in connecting several actual objects as a new technology is often called the Internet of Things (IoT) [10]. Actual objects called "things" have the meaning of being physical devices [11].…”

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A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

Sarjana,

Claudia,

Ramadhina

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Coastal areas have a wealth of marine and river fisheries resources that have great potential to be developed. This potential is utilized by various parties to make utilization efforts including fishing activities; conservation; ports; and marine cultivation; and coastal and aquatic tourism. Problems that currently occur in coastal areas include: (a) illegal fishing, (b) damage to ecosystems in coastal and marine areas, (c) not optimal utilization, (d) unsustainable development, (e) leakage of development due to corruption and injustice. The research methodology used is descriptive and qualitative research with framework analysis, which means framework analysis techniques. This analysis technique is carried out by conceptualizing the system through a structure that describes the connection between one variable and another in a systematic and detailed manner. The findings of this study provide innovative solutions for the application of financial and marketing technology through blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) can increase the productivity of fishermen, internal control, financial transactions, and reliable marketing strategies in helping business entities run their business processes. The management of regional potential independently and integrated can be collaborated through community empowerment and the role of village government through village-owned enterprises (BUMD) based on Sharia cooperatives in villages in coastal areas of Indonesia. So that the productivity of fishermen and government agencies in tourist villages can increase.

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A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

Sarjana,

Claudia,

Ramadhina

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Among the different technologies that include Industry 4.0 can be named: the Internet of Things • Internet of Things (IoT) and smart sensors include electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity to run successfully in a company (Ivanov et al, 2019). This provides the possibility of creating or implementing smart factories, including smart machines and processes, easing the development of activities, services, and applications in a dynamic organisational context (Hu et al, 2023).…”

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Innovating for impact: Proposing quality 4.0 integration to achieve sustainable development goals in microenterprises

Avilés‐Sacoto,

Velasco‐Tapia,

Avilés‐Sacoto

et al. 2024

Bus Strat Dev

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In today's highly competitive global market, companies aim to improve their market position to ensure their competitiveness and survival. The adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies constitutes a good approach to enhancing processes and productivity while maintaining high‐quality standards. This is where Quality 4.0 becomes crucial, as it focuses on boosting the quality of organisational processes through the integration of disruptive technologies from Industry 4.0. Furthermore, companies are prioritising implementing environmentally friendly practices in their processes that support sustainable development. Therefore, it is imperative to evaluate how the application of Quality 4.0 can ease production improvements with minimal environmental impact while also aligning with sustainable development goals. This article analyses how these initiatives can be used within the food industry, specifically those dedicated to the production and sale of a product, evaluating a microenterprise dedicated to the production of artisanal ice cream. A comprehensive framework is proposed for the adoption of Quality 4.0 and its potential to support sustainable development goals. Using the PDCA cycle, the original situation is evaluated to later recommend strategies and tools to create improvements in the enterprise.

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“…Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menciptakan alat modern dan lebih hergonomis dalam memberikan informasi yang dapat di tempatkan lebih banyak diberbagai titik-titik umum masyarakat kabupaten karawang khususnya yang berada di daerah perkotaan, perindustrian maupun yang berada pada daerah lainnya [6]. Dengan adanya alat ini masyarakat bisa mengetahui kualitas udara yang ada di sekitarnya dengan harapan masyarakat dapat tersadarkan akan polusi yang meningkat dengan menyiapkan diri untuk beraktifitas diluar rumah dan melakukan penghijauan di sekitarnya agar masyarakat tetap sehat dan bisa beraktifitas dengan segar [7,8].…”

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Sistem Monitoring Air Qualty (Si Montoq) Menggunakan Sensor Mics-6814 dan DHT-11 Berbasis Internet of Things

Fauzian,

Hidayat

2023

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Along with the development of the era, technology is increasingly advanced and the use of fossil fuel vehicles is starting to be widely used and also more and more human populations are added to factories everywhere causing air quality to decrease and temperatures to warm up. Air pollution cannot be avoided. Air pollution is a condition in which the quality of the air decreases and is contaminated by substances, both harmless and harmful to human health. Some harmful gases in the air such as : CO, CO2, O3 and others. Carbon dioxide gas (CO2) Carbon dioxide is a gas that is colorless and odorless. When inhaled at concentrations higher than the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, humans and other living things therefore cannot know if these gases are around. Humans can tell when they feel the impact. In this case, an air quality measurement tool has been created that can be carried anywhere easily and real-time measurements are used to measure air quality based on the Air Pollution Standard Index (ISPU). Using Sensor Mics-6814 to measure carbon dioxide gas (CO2) and DHT 11 to measure temperature.

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“Home alone” no more: How does the internet of things (IoT) enhance travellers' subjective well-being

Cited by 8 publications

References 88 publications

A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

A sustainable blue economy: blockchain and internet of things integration in tourism villages

Innovating for impact: Proposing quality 4.0 integration to achieve sustainable development goals in microenterprises

Sistem Monitoring Air Qualty (Si Montoq) Menggunakan Sensor Mics-6814 dan DHT-11 Berbasis Internet of Things

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