Food Traceability in Supply Chain Based on EPCIS Standard and RFID Technology

Kadir, Evizal Abdul; Shamsuddin, Siti Mariyam; Supriyanto, Eko; Sutopo, Wahyudi; Rosa, Sri Listia

doi:10.11591/telkomnika.v13i1.6919

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“…NFC offers three main operation modes for various types of applications, card 120 (smart card/RFID) emulation mode, card reader mode and peer-to-peer mode. NFC is an extension of the ISO/IEC 14443 Type A specifications [10][11] and NFC is therefore compatible with these systems. ISO/IEC 21481 describes extended services for NFC, which includes the possible use of existing ISO 14443 Type B and ISO/IEC 15693 [12][13] products.…”

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Application of NFC Technology for Cashless Payment System in Canteen

Kadir¹,

Shamsuddin²,

Rosa³

2015

EECSI

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In a campus community, mostly is younger people and stay in University hostel without cooking facilities then have to get from canteen for foods and beverages. In office hour with limited break time either breakfast or lunch everyone is rushing to get food and crowded situation are happen. One of the issues is payment system use manually (cash) and queue at the cashier to pay foods, sometime need to wait a few minute until to get the turn. Cashless payment such as token or credit system is implementing in some of restaurant and food courts but does not applicable in University canteen that most of customers are students with small transaction, only a few dollars and cents. Nowadays, mobile phone or smart phone is not a luxury thing and most of student carries it for phone call, message, email, or browsing internet. Most of smart phone also embedded with Near Field Communication (NFC) reader inside the phone, thus by using this phone with NFC enable to do payment system at the canteen. The credit is deducted from mobile phone balance for prepaid system or billed in monthly for postpaid and this system have working together to the cellular phone operator. Confirmation on payment system is shows whether customer approve payment or not then a notification is sent to user.With this system be able to overcome several issues such as queue at cashier for payment and risk of student to carry cash money while buying foods.

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Section: Basic Concept Of Nfc Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of NFC Technology for Cashless Payment System in Canteen

Kadir¹,

Shamsuddin²,

Rosa³

2015

EECSI

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“…This encompassing collection of six empirical applications of RFID in the manufacturing environment discusses how RFID technology is presently being utilised and its potential for use, by manufacturers to control internal operations and for supply chain management [4]. In the [5] discussed on the supply chain using RFID technology for help employment to manage operation and inventory also identification of product.…”

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Car Engine Storage and Spare Parts Management System Using RFID Technology

Kadir

Shamsuddin

Rosa³

2015

EECSI

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Increasing number of vehicles on the road very significant every year, demanding of spare parts for vehicle is increasing together to the number of cars, thus spare parts to replacing faulty component also high demand. Every workshop need to keep spare parts for replacing breakdown vehicle or some workshop request spare parts to store it. Base on that, a good spare parts management and storage system is required for effective and faster service to thecustomer. This paper discuss on the use of Radio Freqeuncy Identification (RFID) for car engine storage and spare parts management system using RFID technology, because of its advantages compare to others technology which is no line of sight required and multiple reading. Every spare parts or engine tagging by an RFID tag which is programmed early with unique identity, then store to a central database for stock and inventory system. Testing have been conducted an shows reduce on reading performance because of most spare parts and engine made from metal material thus effected to RFID reading performance. A new technique used for RFID tag before tagging which is make some gap from the engine or spare parts to avoid RFID signal absorve by metal material. The other way is used high gain antenna and RFID reader for faster and powerfull reading. Results shows improvement on reading distance and performance compare to the previous tagging technique and tagging placement.

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“…Recently, there has been rapid progression in technology [19][20][21] and the industrial sector [22][23][24]. Lots of product innovations in these sectors resulted from universities, for instance, lithium battery [25][26][27], electric vehicle [28,29], and traceability technology [30,31]. The innovations would be more beneficial if they were followed by commercialization.…”

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Model to Measure the Readiness of University Testing Laboratories to Fulfill ISO/IEC 17025 Requirements (A Case Study)

Aqidawati

Sutopo

Zakaria

2019

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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Universities are considered as a source of open innovations by producing new technology. The innovations need to be tested in licensed laboratories in order to create certified products if they are to be commercialized to the market. Many universities have established laboratories that provide testing services to society and act as a revenue-generating source. Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) owns an accredited center laboratory that provides testing services to external parties. In addition, the university owns other laboratories in several faculties to conduct academic activities and research and yet provide testing services, but have not been accredited. Therefore, the laboratories have the potential to be developed as part of the testing service business to support the incubation process of new technology and provide testing services. In this article, we chose UNS, one of the universities in Indonesia, to develop a framework of readiness level measurement instrument, to evaluate the readiness and to suggest improvements for laboratories to achieve accreditation. A framework of laboratory readiness measurement was developed using integration of management approach and laboratory approach. Descriptive statistics were used to create a radar chart to determine the readiness level. Based on findings and evidence analysis, we proposed improvement planning using ISO 17025 and management concept.

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Food Traceability in Supply Chain Based on EPCIS Standard and RFID Technology

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

Application of NFC Technology for Cashless Payment System in Canteen

Application of NFC Technology for Cashless Payment System in Canteen

Car Engine Storage and Spare Parts Management System Using RFID Technology

Model to Measure the Readiness of University Testing Laboratories to Fulfill ISO/IEC 17025 Requirements (A Case Study)

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