Biotechnology and Internet of Things for green smart city application

Готовцев, П. М.; Dyakov, Andrey V.

doi:10.1109/wf-iot.2016.7845476

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“…The fields of application of microrobots are not limited by medicine. There are several options for environment monitoring and control as well as novel hybrid living materials (HLM): Detection of toxic pollutants in the environment [ 107 ]. For example, the possibility of detecting arsenite by whole-cell biosensors has already been presented [ 108 ].…”

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Microbial Cells as a Microrobots: From Drug Delivery to Advanced Biosensors

Готовцев

2023

Biomimetics

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The presented review focused on the microbial cell based system. This approach is based on the application of microorganisms as the main part of a robot that is responsible for the motility, cargo shipping, and in some cases, the production of useful chemicals. Living cells in such microrobots have both advantages and disadvantages. Regarding the advantages, it is necessary to mention the motility of cells, which can be natural chemotaxis or phototaxis, depending on the organism. There are approaches to make cells magnetotactic by adding nanoparticles to their surface. Today, the results of the development of such microrobots have been widely discussed. It has been shown that there is a possibility of combining different types of taxis to enhance the control level of the microrobots based on the microorganisms’ cells and the efficiency of the solving task. Another advantage is the possibility of applying the whole potential of synthetic biology to make the behavior of the cells more controllable and complex. Biosynthesis of the cargo, advanced sensing, on/off switches, and other promising approaches are discussed within the context of the application for the microrobots. Thus, a synthetic biology application offers significant perspectives on microbial cell based microrobot development. Disadvantages that follow from the nature of microbial cells such as the number of external factors influence the cells, potential immune reaction, etc. They provide several limitations in the application, but do not decrease the bright perspectives of microrobots based on the cells of the microorganisms.

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“…Detection of toxic pollutants in the environment [ 107 ]. For example, the possibility of detecting arsenite by whole-cell biosensors has already been presented [ 108 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

Microbial Cells as a Microrobots: From Drug Delivery to Advanced Biosensors

Готовцев

2023

Biomimetics

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“…Gambar 1. Model otentikasi untuk aplikasi IoT [10] (diadaptasi dari [11]) Pavel M. Gotovtsev dan Andrey V. Dyakov [9] dalam makalahnya memberikan ikhtisar penerapan beberapa bioteknologi di kota cerdas dengan penggunaan IoT. Contohnya seperti penggunaan biosensor pada pengontrolan lingkungan sistem pengolahan air biologis lokal dan fotobioreaktor.…”

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Survey of Future Internet of Thing

Hanifah

2020

ITEJ

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The Internet of Things is a technology that will become an integral part of human life. At present, its use has begun to be widely applied in various scientific fields such as agriculture, health, industry, etc. so that it has a very good impact. In addition, the development of this device has also reached a point where collaboration with various scientific fields has occurred. However, in addition to the benefits offered by the Internet of Things, there are challenges such as the use of energy in data transfer, memory limitations and so on as well as threats that can arise such as loss of privacy, leakage of data and information, or use to commit crimes in the physical world.

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“…Since effluents and wastewaters are causing environmental pollution very much, their treatment is required indeed to improve the environmental condition from pollution. Apart from the classical wastewater treatment, MFC is reported to be used for wastewater management (Gotovtsev et al 2016). In developed countries 1-3% electricity for domestic consumption comes from sewage wastewater treatment plants (Maktabifard et al 2018).…”

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Study of The Effect of pH on The Performance of Microbial Fuel Cell for Generation of Bioelectricity

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Rahman²,

Ibrahim³

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Background: Day by day microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology is becoming a thought-provoking topic to the researcher because for its simultaneous utilization e.g. electricity production and wastewater treatment. Since wastewater is an important source of electrolyte for MFC, the key tenacity of this study was to investigate the outcome of pH happening various (Municipal, Bhairab river and Hospital) wastewaters used as electrolyte in dual chamber MFC.Findings: The lab-scale experiment was conducted in batch mode, where zinc plate (0.0027m2) as anode and copper plate (0.0027m2) as cathode. In this study a single electrolyte (any one of earlier mentioned three electrolytes) was used in five dual-chambers MFC where the pH of the electrolyte was 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. The MFC was worked on a temperature ranged from 27°C to 34°C. Maximum outputs were found in terms of current density (1288.9mAm-2), voltage (1132 mV) and power density (1459.02wmw-2) were obtained at pH 8 by using Bhairab river water as an electrolyte in MFC chamber. A substantial amount of COD removal (94%) was also achieved in the same MFC chamber at the same pH (i.e. pH 8). However, the optimum operating pH for MFC containing municipal wastewater and hospital wastewater was found to be 8 and 9, respectively.Conclusion: The results suggest that various wastewaters may act as feasible feedstocks for bioelectricity generation in MFC. The results also show that COD can be removed from wastewater that suggest a treatment possibility of wastewater.

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Biotechnology and Internet of Things for green smart city application

Cited by 22 publications

References 24 publications

Microbial Cells as a Microrobots: From Drug Delivery to Advanced Biosensors

Microbial Cells as a Microrobots: From Drug Delivery to Advanced Biosensors

Survey of Future Internet of Thing

Study of The Effect of pH on The Performance of Microbial Fuel Cell for Generation of Bioelectricity

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