Vidsray:  Covid  Sensor  based  on  WFDCF  Technology  and Automatic Spraying with IVY Plant Extract to Prevent Spread of Covid-19

Riska  Kurniawati; Yosephine Debbie  Damayanti; Gita  Faroka; Serli Fiani  Kusumawati; Emilia  Febrianti; Nahdori  Muhlis

doi:10.55927/ajmee.v1i1.1312

Authors

Riska Kurniawati Padjajaran University
Yosephine Debbie Damayanti State University of Semarang
Gita Faroka State University of Semarang
Serli Fiani Kusumawati State University of Semarang
Emilia Febrianti Bengkulu University
Nahdori Muhlis State University of Semarang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/ajmee.v1i1.1312

Keywords:

Covid-19, Sensor, wFDCF Technology, Hedera Helix

Abstract

The world is facing a never ending Covid-19 pandemic since 2019. The spread of Covid-19 is often a problem because virus particles can be spread through the air. The existence of the global pandemic will certainly have an impact on several sectors of life, such as the industrial sector, education sector, services, infrastructure, trade, to sectors engaged in health. Therefore, VIDSRAY is an antivirus sensor that can be used to detect and inactivate the Covid – 19 virus. The research method used is a qualitative method by reviewing the basic components of the sensor such as a sample pump (biosampler), gelatin filter, wFDCF technology, light signal sensor, and a liquid spray from the Hedera helix plant extract. This sensor is expected to be a solution to detect Covid-19 in the air so as to reduce the spread of the virus in Indonesia. Its placement that can be anywhere is also one of the advantages of this millennial creation tool.

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