Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering Technology
RESEARCH PROPOSAL FORM
Researchers
DICHOSO, ALBERT
Student Number
2018-12632-MN-0
ELIGIO, JIMUEL SIMOUN
2019-15087-MN-0
ESPARAS, JAMES IYRAND
2019-15168-MN-0
NIERVES, JEREMAIH
2019-15845-MN-0
TALUSAN, ALEXIS KARL
2019-15149-MN-0
TONGCO, ANGELO JAMES
2019-15210-MN-0
A. Basic Information
Proposed Title
Keywords
Adviser
Program
Department of Computer
Engineering Technology,
Year 2, Section 3
Automatic Disinfecting System using
Arduino Uno
Disinfect, Virus, Sanitizing, Device,
Tracing. Filtering
Ryan Evangelista
B. Technical Description
The Automatic Disinfecting System design will be
placed in two stages, the instrument structure and
control parts. This work focused on filtering,
disinfecting and improving the normal and
manually Disinfecting System
Our system aims to filter and record those persons
who are not required to enter the facility for having
a high temperature or maybe symptomatic or
asymptomatic person. This causes many people to
come in to the manual Disinfecting and filtering
people which increases the risk of viral
transmission. Some other devices in the public
places (Malls, Public Market and Schools etc.) are
manually checking the people and it takes a lot of
time to disinfect and to filter the people, because
our System was designed to be compatible on all
establishments, local areas and public areas. It is
Economical and it has a positive impact to the
environment by decreasing waste emissions.
In addition, some users may think that this system
is expensive however this system can manage
automatically and fully filtered the people on all
designated places. In this paper, the design of
Automatic Disinfecting System comptible on all
public places and local areas. The device was
manufactured with using Arduino sensor,
Hardware and Software.
General and Specific General Objective
To provide and contribute to users as guidance
on safe medication management, including
health literacy, supporting consumers to manage
their medicines, allergies, and adverse reactions,
prescribing and administration best practices,
and the secure display of drugs.
Specific Objectives:
Objectives
1. Improve the manual contact tracing. (By
writing your name etc.)
2. Educating and Empowering users to
understand the new Implementing
System on all establishments aims to
reduces time on manual contact tracing.
3. Increase consumer participation on
detecting system automatically.
Provide safetyness for filtering people on all
establisment(Public areas).
In the health care practice, alcohol is used as a
disinfectant for health care products, in order to
prevent crossed transmission of microorganisms to
patients in whom such products are used. This
systematic
review
has
concluded
the
microbiological safety of semi-critical products that
are disinfected with alcohol cannot be fully
ensured, as some microbial groups detected are
believed to be resistant to alcohol. It’s worth
mentioning that, despite alcohol not being a
sterilizing agent, its action promoted the full
elimination of microorganisms in four studies.
The efficacy and/or effectiveness of alcohol against
bacteria, and two of them, against viruses. By
rubbing products with isopropyl alcohol 70%, it
was not possible to eliminate type I human
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
AND STUDIES
immunodeficiency virus, type 1 and 2 herpes
simplex
virus
from
the
tips
of
tonometers.However, that publication failed to
mention the employed rubbing time.
In this literature review, alcohol disinfection was
observed to be satisfactory for health care.
Theoretically, the conduction of previous cleaning
favors the action from disinfectants on
microorganisms. However, the findings in this
review surprisingly do not reinforce such
information. In the experimental studies, the
percentage detection of microorganisms in health
care products, after alcohol disinfection. The two
major ways to protect yourself during the COVID19 pandemic—washing your hands regularly (or
sanitizing them when you're not near soap and
water) and cleaning commonly-touched surfaces—
seem pretty self-explanatory. That is, until you're
trying to decide which types of products to use.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting all
have different definitions: Cleaning removes
germs, dirt, and other impurities from surfaces, but
doesn't necessarily kill them. Sanitizing lowers the
number of germs on surfaces or objects—either by
killing them or removing them—to a safe level,
according to public health standards or
requirements. Disinfecting kills germs on surfaces
or objects.
In short it's helpful to think of the relationship
between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting as a
spectrum, with cleaning at one end and
disinfecting at the other. “Disinfecting kills the
majority of viruses and bacteria,” Diane Calello,
MD, executive and medical director of New Jersey
Poison Center and an associate professor of
emergency medicine at Rutgers New Jersey
Medical School, tells Health. “Sanitizing doesn’t kill
everything.”
There are certain procedures for cleaning
groceries, surfaces in your home such as
doorknobs, and your hands, and it’s crucial to get
them right. Let’s start with groceries: You don’t
need to wipe them down with Clorox wipes (or any
other disinfectants) or a sanitizer. All you have to
do is clean them (using water, but no soap) when
you bring them in your home.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, you want to
save disinfectants for bigger messes or highlytouched areas of your home, like doorknobs, toilet
handles, and even sinks. Countertops, however, is
where things get tricky—if you're using any
surfaces for food preparation, it's best to sanitize
those, so any chemical residue isn't as powerful
and potentially harmful.
Problem of the Study
Just like what we are experiencing right now, the
pandemic because of the COVID-19 in the
Philippines. The virus cases is still increasing and
the Government can’t give us a concrete plan on
how to solve the problem. So, we are planning to
create a Automatic Disinfecting Device by using
Arduino uno.
The Automatic Disinfecting System design will be
placed in two stages, the instrument structure and
control parts. This work focused on filtering,
disinfecting and improving the normal and
manually Disinfecting System
It can help us and the Government to solve the
current issue that we are experiencing right now.
We want to lessen the budget in creating this
project so that anyone can create and avail this
device. And we can use it in school, malls, home
and other places.We can fasten the process of
tracing the people who has a symptoms of the
COVID-19. Just by using our system we can know
the temperature of a person.
Deliverables
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Project Planning
Project Background
Tools
Applications
Insights
Project Scope
Develop
Test
Revisions
10. Final Product
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