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Palomade

Indonesia is one of the world's major producers and exporters of palm oil. The Palm Oil industry in Indonesia produces a large amount of palm oil that is used for domestic purposes and exported to international markets. Palm oil is used in various food products, cosmetics, and household products. The requirement in this industry is significant. There is a need for sorting methods to be used, such as the use of conveyors that separate fruits based on certain criteria. The results show that the palm fruit ripeness measurement methods used can vary depending on production objectives, geographical location, and available resources. The accuracy of palm fruit maturity measurement is critical to optimize the harvesting process, reduce yield losses, and improve palm oil quality. Therefore, we present Palomade as a palm fruit maturity sorting application which makes it easier for farmers or palm oil processing plant owners to select the quality of palm fruit.

Introduction 👋

Hi everyone! We are from CH2-PS324. We consist of 7 people and these are my team members:

Bangkit ID Name Learning Path University LinkedIn
M384BSY1390 Muhammad Rizky Pratama Siregar Machine Learning Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara text
M013BSX0412 Annisa Machine Learning Universitas Terbuka text
M302BSY0741 Arkananta Dhimas Naufal Machine Learning Universitas Pertamina text
A128BSY2831 Alfian Fakhrudin Mobile Development Politeknik Negeri Jakarta text
A278BSY2418 Muh. Sahrul Dalle Mobile Development Universitas Negeri Makassar text
C183BSY3109 Iqbal Pamula Ba'iq Cloud Computing Universitas Amikom Yogyakarta text
C657BSY3025 Hafiz Caniago Cloud Computing Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Komputer Poltek Cirebon text

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Food Accessibility, Agribusiness, and Food Security

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