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i-IDeATM 2016
The 3 International Innovation, Design And Articulation: 27 – 29th April 2016
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any form or by any means without the written permission of the publisher: Research, Industrial
Linkages, Community & Alumni Network Division, Universiti Teknologi MARA Perlis
PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS
BOOK
i-IDeATM 2016
3rd INTERNATIONAL
INNOVATION, DESIGN AND
ARTICULATION
27th – 29th APRIL 2016
DEWAN 2020, KANGAR,
PERLIS
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Message from the
Vice Chancellor of UiTM
It gives me great pleasure to welcome all participants to i-IDeA 2016, the 3rd International Innovation,
Design and Articulation (i-IDeA) organised by UiTM Perlis with its co-organisers, the Perlis State
Government and Universiti Malaysia Kelantan.
Universiti Teknologi MARA has been actively doing and promoting scientific and technological
innovations, designs and conferences in various fields. Parallel to this, UiTM has organised many of
such events to broaden the mind of our young researchers and scientists, allowing them to extend their
perspectives and vision towards the development of new technologies and theories. This event is a
follow up event to similar events in 2013 and 2014. Hence, it is expected to be able to retain its
standard as an excellent avenue for the exchange of creative ideas, knowledge and information among
the institutions and individuals.
i-IDeA 2016 is part of UiTM Perlis’ pursuit to disseminate the culture of knowledge excellence. It
aims to bring together researchers, professionals and school children in the context of multi and interdisciplinary field. The event will provide excellent opportunities for academicians and innovators to
share knowledge and exchange research ideas in the fields of science, technology and business. These
ideas are hoped to be able to spur UiTM into ideas on inventions and innovations which can elevate
our quality of life and prepare us for future challenges.
This event has come at a time when advances in technology are immeasurable. I do hope that all the
participants will benefit from this gathering of professionals not only in terms of getting in touch with
others in their respective fields, but also in terms of exchanging and sharing ideas and opinions. It is
our hope that this event will succeed in generating numerous academic innovations and ideas.
YBhg. Profesor Emeritus Dato' Dr Hassan bin Said
Vice Chancellor
UniversitiTeknologi MARA
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Message from the
Vice Chancellor of UMK
First and foremost, I would like to welcome all of you to International Innovation, Design and
Articulation (i-IDeA) 2016. This event is a collaboration between Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis
Campus and Universiti Malaysia Kelantan. Universiti Malaysia Kelantan’s Faculty of Agro-based
Industry is assigned to organise three events, namely: Kindergarten Innovation, Community
Innovation and Special Group Innovation.
Since its establishment in 2007, Universiti Malaysia Kelantan has been actively championing
entrepreneurship education in Malaysia as one of its core aims is to produce multitalented graduates.
Holding to its core, entrepreneurship, UMK sticks to the values of creativity and innovativeness. It is
hoped that the creative and innovative ideas will spur UMK into actions that can help to uplift the
socioeconomic status of the nation.
Working with UiTM Perlis is an opportunity not to be missed as it will provide an excellent platform
for the exchange of creative ideas, knowledge and information between the institutions and among the
individuals. It is believed that this event could help to promote or foster cooperation between these
two parties.
I would like to congratulate the organising committee for their outstanding effort and I believe this
cooperation will take us to a greater height.
YBhg. Profesor Dato' Dr. Mortaza Mohamed
Vice Chancellor
Universiti Malaysia Kelantan
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Message from the
Acting Rector of UiTM
Perlis
Assalamualaikum.
It is with great pleasure that I welcome all delegates to i-IDeA 2016 organised by the Division of
Research, Industrial Linkages, Community & Alumni Network, UiTM Perlis.
Congratulations and thank you to the members of i-IDeA 2016 organising committee for their high
level of commitment to the event.
To the delegates taking part in the exposition, I would like to express my sincere thanks and wish
everyone the best in the events that you are involved in. I believe your involvement in the innovation
competitions and conferences were triggered off by your realisation of the essential role such events
play in this era of emerging economies, convergence of technologies and borderless world. Your
participation has marked an indelible contribution to the betterment of human lives. I pray that your
endeavour in this event will be fruitful to the nation and that it will continue to flourish in the years to
come.
The hosting of this exposition is timely for addressing the lag in numbers and qualities in innovation
and research papers. I urge all delegates to grab every single opportunity available here to discuss,
explore and comprehend the nature of research. This exposition is definitely one of the apt avenues to
express your innovative and creative ideas and launch them to a higher level.
We look forward to welcoming your innovative ideas and hosting you at the i-IDeA 2016 in UiTM
Perlis. May Allah’s blessings be upon us all.
Wassalam and thank you.
Dr. Shaiful Annuar Khalid
Acting Rector
Universiti Teknologi MARA Perlis
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Message from the
Deputy Rector, Research, Industrial Linkages,
Community & Alumni Network, UiTM Perlis
Dear i-IDeA 2016 Participants,
I would like to welcome all of you to our State of Perlis and this Dewan 2020. The 3rd International
Innovation, Design, and Articulation (i-IDeA 2016) with the theme “Empowering Research,
Innovation Ideas and Entrepreneurship towards Sustainable Economy” is to host international and
local innovation and conference in exchanging to knowledge and expertise.
The 3rd i-IDeA consists of 13 Satellite Events and divided into 6 main categories, namely: Inovation,
Invention & Design, Community Innovation, ComiiC, International Conferences, Entrepreneurship
and Sport Carnival. These events have recieved more than 500 participants and we really conceited
because the participants are not only from Malaysia but also from Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei,
Singapore, Philippines, Kazakhstan and Russia. I am pleased that we have received a strong support
from some of universities in Thailand and Indonesia, public universities, as well as private institute of
higher educations.
I believe i-IDeA 2016 acts as a platform for future collaborations and ventures to commercialise
present innovations and innovate future technologies among researchers, inventors and industries.
UiTM Perlis as the organiser of i-IDeA 2016 expresses its readiness to facilitate these essences.
On behalf of the organising commitee, I would like to thank the Perlis State government and
Universiti Malaysia Kelantan for the support, the members of the orginising commitee for working
very hard, all our sponsors and strategic partners and all those who have helped in one way or another
to ensure the success of this significant event.
Finally, I hope this event will benefit all participants and provide new dimensions in the advancement
of national’s science and technology agenda.
Thank you
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Azlan Mohd Ishak
Deputy Rector
Research, Industrial Linkages, Community & Alumni Network Division
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Patron I
YAB Dato' Seri Azlan Bin Man
Patron II
YBhg. Prof Emeritus Dato’ Dr Hassan Said
Patron III
YBhg. Prof Dato’ Dr. Mortaza Mohamed
Advisor
Dr Shaiful Annuar Khalid
Main Chairman Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Azlan Mohd Ishak
Secretary I
Dr Wan Izhan Nawawi Wan Ismail
Secretary II
Mr.Muhammad Safwan Suimi,
Treasurer
Mrs. Huslinda Hussaini
Chairman (Innovation)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nafisah Osman
Assistant Secretary
Mrs. Nor Khairani Kamarudin
Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. Azliana Ramli
Director (Innovation)
Mr. Jiwa Noris Hamid
Assistant Director (Registration)
Ms. Raihana Zinordin
Assistant Director (Exhibition)
Mr. Ros Syamsul Hamid
Assistant Director (Publication)
Mrs. Munirah Onn
Assistant Director (Judge &
auditing)
Ms. Sharifah Norashikin Bohari
Assistant Director (Sponsorship)
Mr. Mohd Hafiz Yaakob
Assistant Director (Promotion)
Mr. Noorfaizalfarid Md Noor
Assistant Director (Gifts, Souvenirs Mr. Muhammad Nabil Fikri
& Certificate)
Jamaluddin
Assistant Director (Logistic)
Mr. Mohd Hafez Abd Aziz
Assistant Director (Dinner)
Mrs. Che Faridah Osman
Assistant Director (Transportation
Mr. Muhammad Arif Hashim
& Student’s Secretariat)
Assistant Director (Corporate,
Protocol & Hospitality)
Director ( ComiiC)
Mr. Abdul Hapes Mohammed
Dr.Mohd Azwan Abbas
Ms. Siti Maryam Abdul Wahab
Ms. Faradina Marzhuki
Ms. Siti Rafizah Fatimah Osman
auditing)
Dr. Razif Muhammed Nordin
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Ms. Noorfatekah Talib
Ms Siti Aminah Anshah
Mr. Mohd Fauzi Abdullah
Assistant Director (Gifts, Souvenirs
Ms. Norfariza Zainal
& Certificate)
Mrs. Anisah Rafidah Ahmad
Mr. Muhammad Faiz Pa’Suya
Ms. Ashnita Rahim
Chairman of The Management
Mrs. Rohaiza Mohamad
Director (Promotion & Sponsorship)
Dr. Shukor Sanim Mohd Fauzi
Director (Gifts, Souvenirs & Certificate)
Dr. Abidah Hj. Mat Taib
Director (Corporate, Protocol & Hospitality)
Mrs. Nor Azira Irma Muhammad
Director (Transportation & Student’s Secretariat)
Mrs. Rosma Malini Md Aus
Director (Dinner)
Mrs. Suhaila Dila Safian
Director (Security)
ASP PB Muhamad Ridzuan Hadziar
Director (Health & Emergency)
Dr. Rosmawati Abd Wahab
Director (Logistic)
Mr. Mohd Hafiz Yaakob
Chairman of the Conference
Dr. Ahmad Nizan Mat Noor
Assistant Secretary
Mrs. Rabitah Harun
Assistant Treasurer
Ms. Shaliza Azreen Mohd Zulkifli
Conference Director (ISTEC)
Dr. Jeyashelly Andas
Mrs. Salamiah Zakaria
Dr. Abd Mutalib Md Jani
Mrs. Hanani Yazid
Dr. Tay Chia Chay
Mr. Mohd Syamaizar Mustafa
Dr. Zuliahani Ahmad
& Certificate)
Mrs. Syarifah Nursyimi Azlina
Ms. Nor Mazlina Wahab
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Conference Director (ISSC)
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Mr. Wan Mohd Yaseer Mohd
Abdoh
Assistant Director (Conference
paper evaluator)
Ms. Wahida Abdul Rahman
Mrs. Hasyeilla Abd Mutalib
Mr. Norhisam Bulot
Mr. Zulkafli Mansor
Mr. Zainon Shaari
Ms. Azriani Mohamad Nor
Ms. Sarah Mardhiah Selamat
& Certificate)
Ms. Diana Sirmayunie Mohd
Nasir
Mr. Mohd Fazly Mohd Razali
Technical Chairman & Web Director
Mr. Mohammad Hafiz Ismail
Director (Judge & auditing, Exhibition)
Mrs. Hawa Mohd Ekhsan
Director (Registration & Publication)
Dr. Ramani Mayappan
Chairman Carnival & Competition
Mr. Jaaffar Mohamad
Assistant Secretary
Ms. Norfaezah Mohd Rosli
Assistant Treasurer
Ms. Ellail Ain Mohd Aznan
Director (Competition)
Mr. Mohd Syafiq Miswan
Ms. Masshera Jamaludin
Assistant Director (Main Activities) Mr. Muhamad Fauzan Hassan
Assistant Director (Activities)
Mr. Mohamad Azril Che Aziz
Auditing
Ms. Jamilah Ahmad Radzi
Ms. Nuraimi Othman
Ms. Nurul Hidayah Amir
Mr. Mohd Khairulanwar
Ms. Nurul Farha Zainuddin
& Certificate)
Ms. Siti Jameelah Md Japilus
Mr. Teoh Yeong KIn
Mr. Amirudin Mazlin
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Director Carnival
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Mr. Badrul Hisham
Ms. Nor Azira Mohd Radzi
Assistant Director (Gifts &
Certificate)
Ms. Huzaifah A. Hamid
Auditing
Ms. Noorzila Sharif
Ms. Noor Faezah Mohd Sani
Ms. Majdah Chulan
Ms. Norlizawati Ghazali
Ms. Saeidah Malik
Ms. Noorazalia Izha Haron
Director (Corporate, Protocol &
Hospitality)
Mrs. Azura Mohd Noor
Ms. Nur Alifah Rosaidi
Secreteriat
Mrs. Rohana Baharom
Mr. Asri Ab Rahim
Mrs. Arina Abd. Rahman
Ms. Fadlia Afida Ghazali
Mrs. Zurita Jaafar
Mr. Mohammad Nadzri Suboh
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About I-IDeATM 2016
With the success of i-IDeATM 2013 and 2014, UiTM Perlis is organizing The 3rd International
Innovation, Design and Articulation, i-IDeATM 2016 with the theme “Empowering Research,
Innovation Ideas and Entrepreneurship Towards Sustainable Economy”.
i-IDeATM 2016 is an international competition that highlights innovative products and creative ideas.
It promotes the culture of research, innovation and entrepreneurship among the participants locally
and abroad. The competition is a link between inventors, researchers and industries to share their
products and creative ideas that can be commercialized.
The program has the following objectives:
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To showcase innovation, invention and designs which are produced and created by
academicians and non-academicians, students from local and foreign higher education and
including Malaysian secondary education.
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To create a platform for research groups among local and foreign academician and nonacademicians in commercializing their innovations and ideas.
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To steer innovative culture through research and at the same time create research awareness
among the experts particularly the UiTM Perlis community.
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To realize and develop cooperation among participants in the commercialization of the ideas.
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To produce and stimulate creative talents among potential innovators by organizing related
activities during the program.
Theme
Empowering Research, Innovation Ideas and Entrepreneurship Towards Sustainable Economy
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About i-IDeATM Logo
The Logo
The word i-IDeATM is an acronym for The International Innovation, Design and Articulation. The iIDeATM logo was designed by corporate unit, UiTM (Perlis) and introduced in 2013 based on the
word of ‘idea’. The logo consists of a globe embedded with the word ‘i’ and was intended to
symbolize event’s reputation for high quality, standards and internationally, and this makes it a very
valuable asset, which requires protection. It also illustrates the event’s global objectives.
The green colour was used for the globe so as to imply the growth, freshness, uniqueness and
generating of the new ideas that can drive innovation. The color blue is chosen for idealistic and
commonly associated with harmony, the ability to think differently and spark creativity within teams
participating to this event. It also inspires higher ideals. Blue's wisdom comes from its higher level of
intelligence, a spiritual perspective.
Trademark
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis has trademarked the i-IDeATM logo. The version of logo available
here include the ™ mark. As a valuable asset the Logo is not entitled to use without the prior written
permission of the University.
If you have any questions regarding the use of the logo, please communicate with our corporate team
for a help.
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EVENTS
i-IDeATM 2016
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Professional Investors (Researchers, Lecturers,
Industries)
Novice Inventors (Researchers, Lecturers,
Industries)
Students (Institute of Higher Learning Education)
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Design & Creative Innovation
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Kindergarten Innovation
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Community Innovation
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Special Group Innovation
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Secondary Schools
Public Universitity, Private Univeersity, Technical
and Professional Institutes
International Sciences, Technology and Engineering
Conference (ISTEC)
International Social Sciences Conference (ISSC)
Entrepreneurship Carnival
Sport Competition
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Innovation
Community
Innovation
ComiiC
Conference
Carnival & Sports
DEWAN 2020 KANGAR, PERLIS
Day 1 (27th April 2016, Wednesday)
EVENT
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09.00 am -05.00 pm
Registration
03.30pm-06.00 pm
Booth Preparation for Morning Session
Day 2 (28th April 2016, Thursday)
Competition and Judgement (Morning
09.00 am – 12.00 pm
Session)
10.00 am – 11.00 am
Keynote Talk Session
Rest/Lunch (Booth Preparation for
12.00 pm – 02.30 pm
Afternoon Session)
Competition and Judgement (Afternoon
02.30 pm – 05.30pm
Session)
08.30 pm – 10.30 pm
Dinner and Innovation Cultural Show
Note: Dinner will be sponsored for one person in the group. If members of
the group are interested in joining the dinner, they have to pay RM50/pax
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Day 3 (29th April 2016, Friday)
09.00 am – 12.00 pm
Closing Ceremony & Results
Announcement
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COMMUNITY INNOVATION
EVENT
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19-21 August 2016
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA KELANTAN
COMiiC 2016
EVENT
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08.15 – 08.45
28th April 2016, Thursday
Registration
08.45 – 09.00
Briefing
09.00 – 10.30
Competition
10.30 – 11.00
Break
11.00 – 12.30
Competition
12.30 – 14.00
Break/Lunch
14.00 – 15.30
Competition
15.30 – 15.45
Arrival of Participants
16.00 – 16.05
Arrival of YBhg Rector of UiTM Perlis
Speech by YBhg Rector of UiTM Perlis
and Closing
Prize Giving Ceremony
16.05 – 16.15
16.15 – 17.30
17.30
End of Event
*Parallel Session (2 rooms)
CONFERENCE
EVENT
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21-23 April 2016
EQUATORIAL HOTEL, PENANG
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CARNIVAL & SPORTS
27th – 29th April 2016
EVENT
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09.00 am – 11.00 pm
Entrepreneurship Carnival i-IDeATM 2016
27th April 2016, Wednesday
02.30 – 07.30
XBOX Console Games
Mini Games (Golf Putting Etc)
28th April 2016, Thursday
07.30 – 10.30
10.30 – 12.30
12.30 – 01.30
EVENT
07.30 – 08.30
08.30 – 12.30
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01.30 – 02.30
02.30 – 04.30
04.30 – 06.30
06.30 – 07.30
Registration for Drawing Competition
Drawing Competition
Prize Giving Ceremony for Drawing
Competition
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29 April 2016, Friday
Registration for Tamiya
Tamiya Super Speed Grand Challenge
(Time Trial)
XBOX Console Games
Tamiya Show
Prayers
(Time Trial)
XBOX Console Games
Tamiya Show
(Knock Out)
XBOX Console Games
Tamiya Show
Prize Giving & Closing Ceremony
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Dewan 2020 Plan
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LIST OF ABSTRACTS
SATELLITE EVENT A
A32: Optimization and Non
Optimization of A Cascaded H-Bridge
Multilevel Inverters For Harmonics
Reduction
A173: SITS: A Solution-based
Intelligent Tutoring System for
Students' Acquisition of ProblemSolving Skills in Computer
Programming
Rosli Bin Omar, Marizan Bin Sulaiman,
Mohammed Rasheed Jubair
Danial Hooshyar, Rodina Ahamd
Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Hang Tuah
Jaya,76100 Durian Tunggal,Melaka, Malaysia
rosliomar@utem.edu.my
A134: ToGo – Touch and Grow: A
Hybrid Mobile Game
Puteri Suhaiza Sulaiman1, Hizmawati Madzin1,
Ahmad Fairuz Ariff2, Sharuddin Awang Kechil2
Faculty of Computer Science and Information
Technology1, Faculty of Design and Architecture2,
Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 Serdang,
Selangor
psuhaiza@upm.edu.my, 010-3667321
TOGO is a hybrid mobile game that connects a
virtual plant game to an actual plant in real world.
In this game, a player needs to grow a virtual plant
avatar named TOGO as well as a real plant. This
game is inspired after looking at so many people
have spends hours playing games through their
mobile. Thus, questions have arises "What if we
can build a game that can make a change to the
world? What if we can build a game that goes
beyond entertainment?” The first version for
TOGO is built for Android and IOs platform. The
green plant is connected to TOGO game through
special design pot named as TOGO’s Smart Pot (TPot). T-Pot is implemented with embedded
technology where it can monitor your plant’s
condition and receive feedback through TOGO
game. You will receive T-Pot’s point every time
you water your plant. However if you water your
plant too much, you will get a warning. Plants
absorb indoor air pollution and increase the flow of
oxygen, so that while playing TOGO, gamers will
be contributing to green environment. With TOGO,
now players can play guilt free.
University Of Malaya
danial.hooshyar@gmail.com
In learning systems and environment research,
intelligent tutoring and personalization are
considered the two most important factors. An
Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) can serve as an
effective tool to improve problem-solving skills by
simulating a human tutor’s actions in implementing
one-to-one adaptive and personalized teaching.
Thus, in this research, a novel Solution-based
Intelligent Tutoring System (SITS) is proposed. It
benefits from Bayesian networks in managing
uncertainty based on the probability theory for the
process of decision-making so as to aid students
learn computer programming. Additionally, SITS
benefits from a multi-agent system that employs an
automatic text-to-flowchart conversion approach to
engage novice programmers in flowchart
development with the aim of improving their
problem-solving skills.
A177: ARGILE: New White Clay Soap
with Advanced Formulation for
Ultimate Cleansing Process
Wan Izhan Nawawi Bin Wan Ismail, Mohd Sukor
Bin Abdullah, Nurhanani Bt Abu Seman, Mohd
Azlan Mohd Ishak, Khudzir Bin Ismail
Photocatalysis Laboratory, Universiti Teknologi
Mara, Perlis
wi_nawawi@perlis.uitm.edu.my
ARGILE is a white clay based liquid soap invented
for cleansing religiously prohibited najis (najis
mughallazah). According to Malaysian Islamic
fatwa from Jabatan Agama Islam Malaysia
(JAKIM) any soap containing 10% clay can be
used as cleaning agent for cleansing process
(samak). This formulation is mainly from white
clay (15%), water (65%) and other compositions
like cellulose polymer, sodium lauryl ether sulfates
and fragrance. No color was added in this
formulation to maintain the original color of white
clay. ARGILE is specially formulated in liquid
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state in order to ease the consumer to apply and
clean the clothes, external body and household
utensils that are contaminated with najis. This
advanced formulation has been added with vitamin
B5 and whitening agent make it multiple functions
for consumers skin, it is also formulated to
counteract the common drying effect of soap by the
addition of glycerin that softens and moisturizes the
skin texture after cleansing.
A217: Blok Perlindungan dan Perluasan
Pantai NAHRIM (BLOK NEXC)
Ahmad Hadi Bin Mohamed Rashidi, Mohd Radzi
Abd Hamid, Ahmad Jamalluddin Shaaban,
Mohammad Faizan Sahinin, Nor Aslinda Bt
Awang
Pusat Kajian Pantai dan Oseanografi, Institut
Penyelidikan Hidraulik Kebangsaan Malaysia
email: ahmadhadi@nahrim.gov.my
0389476444 @ 01112191202
Sebagai sebuah negara maritim, kawasan pesisir
pantai Malaysia sering terdedah kepada ancaman
hakisan. Pada masa ini direkodkan hampir 30%
daripada garis pantai negara sedang mengalami
hakisan. Impak masalah hakisan akan menjejaskan
aktiviti fizikal dan sosio-ekonomi, selain
menyebabkan risiko kehilangan nyawa dan
kerugian harta benda. Selain itu, ekosistem
semulajadi di kawasan tersebut juga akan
terganggu. Pelbagai sistem perlindungan pantai
yang bersifat bertahan (defensive)
telah
diperkenalkan di Malaysia. Sistem Blok
Perlindungan dan Perluasan Pantai NAHRIM (Blok
NEXC) bukan sahaja mampu melindungi pantai
daripada masalah hakisan, malah mampu
meluaskan kawasan pantai yang dilindungi. Blok
NEXC bertindak sebagai pemecah ombak
seterusnya mengurang impak apabila ombak
mencecah pantai. Dalam masa yang sama,
rekabentuknya
juga
menggalakkan
proses
pengumpulan
sedimen
secara
semulajadi
seterusnya menyebabkan berlakunya pertambahan
keluasan pantai. Kaedah pembinaan dan
pemasangan sistem ini juga didapati lebih cepat,
mudah dan mempunyai lebih nilai estetika
berbancing
sistem
perlindungan
pantai
konvensional. Setakat ini, sistem Blok NEXC telah
dipasang di Marang, Terengganu dan Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan. Rekabentuk Blok NEXC telah
dihantar untuk permohonan pemilikan harta intelek
dan kini sedang menunggu kelulusan Rekabentuk
Industri.
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A224: Instant PTC Media V2
Fakhrul R.H., Jehan M.S., Irwani N.F., Liyana
N.N.
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Universiti Teknologi
Mara (UiTM) Perlis
fakhrulrazin@gmail.com, 019-7999549
Instant PTC Media V2 is a potent plant tissue
culture media enriched with broad-spectrum
biocide formulated for use in plant tissue culture.
Instant PTC Media V2 targets to solve the bacteria
and fungi contamination problems in plant tissue
culture growth media as well as contaminated
tissue. This product will offer new option for plant
tissue culturist and researchers to reduce and
eliminate contamination.
A270: Module of 5R – Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle, Resale, Rematch
Abd Rahim Bin Che Rus1, Adlina Nabilah Binti
Abd Rahim, Muhammad Amir Syahmi Bin Abd
Rahim, Amirah Syafiah Binti Abd Rahim, Rosnaini
Binti Md Din
1-1-3, Taman Kumbar Permai, Teluk Kumbar,
11920 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang
acherusctus@gmail.com1, 019-4749452
From the e-waste and trash, a lot of kits and Do It
Yourself (D.I.Y) stuffs can be produced in order to
reduce the waste, the pollution and energy crisis.
The use of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Resale,
Rematch (5R) practical concept hopefully, can help
in reducing the global warming issue. The 5R kits
can be useful for hobby, environmentalist or green
peace activists, education, toy etc. Multiple kits and
gadgets can emerge from the white elephant stuffs,
e-waste and potential trash. By our own initiatives,
government and NGOs’ supports, the new useful
kits (including the tips or with 5R manual) can be
produced at home and labs continuously. This 5R
module (standard and concept) can be ‘one of pilot
programmes in collaboration with certain quarters’,
in term of helping the public tackle the
environmental issue. In term of electric and
electronic, the miracle of D.I.Y ‘science lab’ can be
more interesting by using 5R concept, especially
for kids, class projects, hobby, theme parks,
environmentalist activities etc. From ‘how to
exploit’ until the finishing stuffs, it would rather at
least by taking a few steps of actions rather than
just rhetoric one. The application of electrical
principles, magnets, and electromagnet are widely
used in order to produce ‘the final’ products. The
potential uses or benefits are limited edition of
educational items, hobby, collector’s kits, training
kits, toys, eco-friendly edutainment kits etc.
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A273: V-AsperTM: New Herbal Ladies
Hygiene Product for Cervical Cancer
Chemoprevention
Farah Anis Shafie1, Muhammad Nabil Fikri
Roslan2, Khoo Xin Hui1, Mohd Hafiz Mail1,
Mogana Das Murtey1, Muhammad Usaid Ahmad1,
Azman Seeni1
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innovated to cater the need and demand of the high
performance efficacy mentioned. The LeadershipKit or L-Kit consists of 6 interrelated constructs
which are grouped to three major domain;
leadership responsibilities, leadership skills and
leadership competencies. This L-Kit is very useful
and can be utilized to produce a leader that is not
only competitive, but also critical, innovative and
creative.
A286: i-CREATE
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Integrative Medicine Cluster, Advance Medical
and Dental Institute (AMDI), Universiti Sains
Malaysia (USM)
2
Faculty of Health Science, Universiti Teknologi
MARA (UITM), Pulau Pinang, Bertam Campus,
Malaysia
azmanseeni@gmail.com, phone: 604-562417
Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer
in women worldwide, regardless of various
treatments available to date. Therefore, interest has
focused on chemoprevention by using a natural
product which suppressing, delaying, or reversing
carcinogenesis. Streblus asper is our local plant
that has great potential as a chemoprevention agent.
Previous studies had proved the efficacy of S. asper
extract as a chemoprevention agent for cervical
cancer. The treatment of S. asper extract on
cervical cancer cells, HeLa resulted in positive anticancer and anti-metastatic effect. Microscopic
observation also showed the S. asper treatment
induced apoptotic features on HeLa cell lines.
Thus, we try to develop a new ladies hygiene
product, known as V-Asper TM containing S. asper
extracts which might help to decrease and prevent
the cervical cancer disease in woman all around the
globe.
A275: L-Kit: High Impact Leadership
Module
Hasyeilla Abd Mutalib1, Noraini Nasirun@Hirun2,
Zulaiha Ahmad3, Yang Salehah Abdullah Sani4,
Siti Sarina Sulaiman5
1,2,3
Faculty of Business Management
Academy of Language Studies
University Teknologi MARA Perlis
hasyeilla798@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 6017-4993518
4,5
In 2012, Universiti Teknologi MARA (Perlis)
faced a huge challenge in teaching and learning for
the subject Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
(ENT300). This subject is classified as a
university’s code; therefore every diploma students
in UiTM, must enroll for the subject. The
enrolment for ENT300 increased from 570 students
(semester 20122) to a maximum of 1,384 students
(semester 20134). Thus, it leads to various
weaknesses such as insufficient instructors,
complexities in conducting student assessments, as
well as limited facilities available in the university.
Because of this, i-CREATE was designed to
address these issues. Using this method, the process
of teaching and learning for ENT300 has been
innovated. Apparently, this method provides
benefits to various parties including students,
instructors, faculty members and university.
A288: i-THINK
Thahira Bibi TKM Tangal, Nor Kamariah
Kasmin@Bajuri1, Maisarah Noorezam, Siti
Mariam Mohammad Iliyas, Norhartini Aripin,
Muhammad Irfan Mokhtar, Mohd Farhan Ahmad
Sarah Mardhiah Selamat1+, Noraini Binti
Nasirun@Hirun1, Sarina Muhamad Noor1,
Abdulsatar Abduljabbar Sultan2
1
Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 81750 Masai, Johor
kamariah0305@johor.uitm.edu.my1, 019-3549538
One of the UiTM Student Affairs’ missions is to
produce holistically developed graduates in
becoming highly competent leaders. The leadership
skill is crucial to prepare the students to be wellbalanced
candidates
to
successfully run
organizations or activities in campus which will
eventually help the university to reach its desired
aspiration. It is also beneficial for them to be
potential employees in future. Thus, a module is
Faculty of Business Management, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis
2
College of Business, Universiti Utara Malaysia,
06100 Sintok, Kedah
sarah468@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 016-4413858/049882150
Fundamental of Entrepreneurship (ENT300) is one
of the university’s subject in Universiti Teknologi
MARA (UiTM). This subject demanded student to
think creatively, critically and incorporated the
elements of entrepreneurship in their final report. It
is not possible to teach the thinking concepts
together with ENT300 at the same time. However,
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for Faculty of Business Management Students, one
of the core subjects is Creative and Critical
Thinking (MGT315) and students are required to
prepare small innovation project that contribute
30% of the total assessments. As for that i-think has
been introduced to MGT315 students in UiTM
Perlis. i-THINK is an exercise that exposed
students to think critically, creatively and
incorporating the commercialization elements in
one report. This idea later will be presented as
creative presentation that contributes to 15% of the
total assessment. The presentation will be in the
form of oral presentation. I-think had been tested
for two semesters in UiTM Perlis. I-think also
prepare students for oral presentation, thus this
students will be prepared for oral presentation of
ideas such as COMMIC (the sub-event of iidea2013, i-idea2014 and i-idea2016). Students
from these batch shows good understanding in
preparing the ENT300 reports thus contributed to
better marks in this subject.
not require direct contact scanning. With some
modification and setting, this system is capable of
recording real time attendance, counting attendance
and use for attendance statistics analysis. The
applied result of the system shows that it is very
simple and very effective. This system automates
the marking of attendance in universities, schools,
factories, events, such as seminars, in-house
training, and company meetings. It helps to
improve staff productivity, accuracy of attendance
data and efficiency of attendance taking and
records updating. Furthermore it is a standalone
system and does not required a computer to connect
with it. But it is linked to the Internet Connection to
transfer data via TCP/IP Protocol.
A322: Internet Student and Employee
Attendance System (I-SEAS)
Agensi Angkasa Negara, Planetarium Negara, Lot
53 Jalan Perdana, Kuala Lumpur
hamka@angkasa.gov.my
Nadhilah Binti Muhammad Razak, Shaik Faisol
Bin Shaik Yusoff, Muhammad Razak Bin Naina
MD
Innovation Department, Iseas Technology Sdn Bhd
(1166518-W)
info@iseas.asia, 013-5058665
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and NEAR
FIELD COMMUNICATION (NFC) is a
technology that incorporates the use of
electromagnetic coupling in the radio frequency
portion to uniquely identify a person, animal, or
object. The main benefit of using this is that it does
A352: Alat Bantu Mengajar Astronomi
Untuk Kanak-Kanak Autisme
Mohamad Hamka Bin Muslim, Aliza Alias,
Muhamad Fairus Kamaruzaman
A353: Baja Kompos
Sazali Bin Ibrahim, Muhammad Ridwan Bin Azmi,
Muhammad Sahir Bin Othman, Mohd Amirul Bin
Mat Adan, Mohd Hizami Bin Khalid
Bahagian Pembangunan Dan Pengurusan Fasiliti
Uitm Perlis, Uitm Perlis
sazali063@uitm.edu.my
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SATELLITE EVENT B
B2: Blueprint Dissertation Kit for
Master by Coursework
Aliza Abu Hassim, Nor Hafizah Mohamed Harith,
Norziana Lokman, Marhaini Mohd Noor, Tuan
Nooriani Tuan Ismail
Faculty of Administrative Science and Policy
Studies, Universiti Teknologi MARA Shah Alam
aliza770@salam.uitm.edu.my
B3: Innovative Slope Failure Induced
By Rainfall In Tropical Region. InnoTropslopslide
of knowledge creation and transfer in problem
solving process. The theoretical framework for this
study was derived from knowledge management
theory which guided the research questions and
research design. Based on review of the literature,
an Intellectual Capital Framework was developed
which comprises trust, supportive attitude,
communication, appreciation, collaboration and
skills. These components were considered
important for the creation and transfer of
intellectual capital within project settings. The
framework is further refined and informed by the
empirical results.
B17: Transhub
Basharudin Bin Abdul Hadi, Nor Aminin Bt Khalid
UiTM Pulau Pinang, UiTM 13600 Permatang Pauh
P Pinang
Azmi bin Mat1, Raja Irwan Shah Raja Hassan2
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B10: Intellectual Capital Framework
For Successful Adaptive Re-Use
Projects
Kartina Alauddin1, Mohd Fisal Ishak, Mohammad
Nasharudine Shuib, Mohd Khairi Kurdi
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 32610 Seri Iskandar,
Perak
Kartina.alauddin@gmail.com1,
Compared to new building projects, the adaptive
re-use projects are unique and often create
complexity in the design and construction process.
The adaptive re-use project requires complete and
accurate historical information and high levels of
expertise from the project team members.
Therefore, within the typology of adaptive re-use
projects, the ability to capture and transfer the
unique set of skills and experience from project to
project is important to create the relevant
knowledge. Previous adaptive re-use studies
focused on project success, potential for re-use,
benefits, and sustainability. However, research
related to capturing and transferring skills and
experience from adaptive re-use project settings has
received relatively little attention to date. Thus, this
study attempts to fill this gap by developing an
intellectual capital framework specific for adaptive
re-use projects. The study specifically investigates
the importance of adaptive re-use projects, the
components of project success for the problem
solving process, the key components of problem
solving in knowledge creation and knowledge
transfer context, and the relationship between
components of project success and key components
Faculty of Business and Management, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, Puncak Alam Campus
2
Code Cubical Enterprise
azmimat86@gmail.com
TransHub is a Public Transport Application
designed with the public in mind to help
commuters planned their journey accurately. By
using real time data, this app aimed to help
commuters planned their travelling time and costs,
get latest updates on transportation schedules and
they can also address drivers' behaviours. This in
turn will make public transportation becomes more
appealing, thus will help in reducing traffic jam in
order of working towards greener environment.
Save cost, safe environment.
B19: Roti Canai Smart Table –
Innovation Equipment for Night
Market Businesses
Rozimah din (Dr.)1 Nora bt Harun2
Faculty of Art and Design, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, 32610 Seri Iskandar, Perak
rozim409@perak.uitm.edu.my, 017-5660929
Academy of Language Studies,2 Universiti
Teknologi MARA, 35000 Tapah, Perak
norah200@perak.uitm.edu.my, 019-573495
Roti Canai or Flat Bread is a popular dish among
Malaysian regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or
age. It is not only a favorite appetizer for breakfast,
lunch, dinner and midnight snack but it is one of
the unifying factors of Malaysian society due to its
high demand, Roti canai is sold in restaurants and
night markets. However, based on observation but
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night market traders have problem in finding a
suitable roti canai table (RCT). RCT difficult to
handle, easily tear and less than perfect. This
problem is likely to happen because they do not
have appropriate table in preparing roti canai. This
leads to unhygienic conditions and poor business
image which will be less attractive to customers.
Besides, RCT available on the market is quite
expensive, bulky, heavy and difficult to handle at
the night market. This innovation known as roti
canai smart table (RCST) is an easy- to- handle,
neat, perfect and cheap roti canai table. This RCST
is made of steel, wood and metal. RCST counter
top surface which is made of steel, looks neat,
capable of controlling excess oil and clean. It is
also easy to handle and not easily damaged.
Besides, the table for the counter top is less bulky
and cheaper. RCST will contribute many benefits
to night market traders in particular and to the
general public in terms cost of purchasing a table,
the method of operating, more systematic work
station and cleanliness These can attract customers
and eventually increase sales.. RCST is expected to
be commercially available for the use of traders in
night markets, food stalls, home maker,
B28: NAHRIM's Coastal Dual-function
Equipment or N-CODE
Icahri Hj Chatta, Saim Suratman, Mohd Fauzi
Mohamad, Safarudin Salehuddin, Mohamad Yasin
Sulo
National Hydraulic Research Institute Of Malaysia
(Nahrim), Lot 5377 Jalan Putra Permai Seri
Kembangan Selangor
icahri@nahrim.gov.my
NAHRIM's Coastal Dual-function Equipment or NCODE is the product of research by National
Hydraulic Research Institute of Malaysia
(NAHRIM) and conducted by Makmal Hidraulik &
Instrumentasi (MHI). The aim of N-CODE
development is to utilized ocean waves as an
energy source in the production of electrical power.
This study have a potential to initiate a significant
source of electric power production in the future
and can be installed as a ships route indicator at
coastal area. The structure of N-CODE product is a
major challenge in determining its material
suitability in contact with ocean waves and
weathering resistance. The construction of this
product is composed with floating material such as
PVC pipe and buoyant. It is must be light and wellfunctioning when floating at the water surface. The
inferences of products if constructed in small size
will cause unstable structure and potentially to
collapse and submerged into water. Thus, it is
suitable to be made in broad-based structure that is
more stable and strong. In electricity generation, it
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requires the movement of the coil and magnet with
wave interaction. Electricity produced from the
magnetic force of the coil is about 2.5 to 3 volts
with 3000 turns of coil. The laboratory simulation
has been conducted at the Port & Harbour facility
owned by NAHRIM which generates wave
similarly as on-site environments.
B34: Cadangan Membangunkan Sistem
Pangkalan Data Untuk Pengesahan
Dokumen Kenderaan Import Complete
Build Unit (CBU)
Zairul Izran Mohd Nizam1, Muzhafar Ahzan, Teh
Faradilla Abdul Rahman
Izran Solution Sdn Bhd, Lot 23-3, Jalan Tasik
Prima 5/1, Prima Biz Hub, 47150 Puchong,
Selangor, Malaysia
zairul@izransol.com1, 017-6638979
Pembangunkan
Sistem
Validasi
Dokumen
Kenderaan Import Complete Build Unit (CBU)
adalah bertujuan membenarkan pembeli menilai
sendiri kenderaan sebelum membuat pembelian
kenderaan. Pada ketika ini, banyak salinan carian
sejarah dipinda, bayaran cukai menjadi berbeza dan
tidak menepati garis panduan. Para pengimport
yang tidak bertanggungjawab akan membawa
kenderaan baru atau kenderaan yang berusia lebih
dari yang sepatutnya. Kesan secara tidak langsung
daripada pemalsuan dokumen ini adalah pengguna
akan membayar harga yang mahal daripada yang
sepatutnya. Oleh itu, sistem ini dibangunkan untuk
menyimpan maklumat kenderaan import CBU
apabila dokumen yang dihantar telah ditentukan
ketepatan dan kesahihan melalui proses semakan
silang yang diperoleh daripada negara asal
kenderaan diimport. Antara ciri-ciri yang boleh
diperiksa oleh pembeli adalah tahun pembuatan
kenderaan, jumlah pengguna yang telah
menggunakan kenderaan tersebut dan juga rekod
terakhir kenderaan di servis. Dengan adanya
sistem ini, pelbagai urusan akan menjadi lebih
mudah dan sistem pengendalian kenderaan import
juga menjadi lebih efisyen setanding dengan
negara-negara maju yang lain.
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B35: The Miracle of Ficus deltoidea on
Uterus
Vivi Noryati Binti Ahmad, Naguib Salleh, Nurul
‘Izzah Mohd Sarmin, Indah Mohd Amin, Norhayati
Liaqat Ali Khan
Centre of PreClinical Sciences Studies, Faculty of
Dentistry, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Campus of
Sungai Buloh, Selangor.
019- 2120669, vivi_noryati@salam.uitm.edu.my
Today there is resurgence in worldwide interest in
herbal medicine for medicinal purposes. More than
40% of commonly prescribed drugs found their
origins in plants. In Malaysia, herbal medicine has
gained popularity as alternative to modern
medicine due to increasing interest among
consumers and scientific community. This is
further supported by the establishment of
Traditional and Complementary Medicine Division
under Ministry of Health, Malaysia as well as the
presence of NKEA EPP#1 Research Grant Scheme
under Ministry of Agriculture. In supporting this
matter, discovery of scientific evidences,
innovation and inventions of natural products are
being required. Ficus deltoidea, is a perennial herb
that is used by Malay women to assist labor, firm
the uterus post-delivery and to prevent postpartum
bleeding. Failure of uterine contraction during
parturition and post-partum period can leads to
complication during labour and also postpartum
haemorrhage. In view of its claimed uterotonic
action, the mechanisms underlying plant’s effect on
uterine contraction were investigated. The novelty
of this project is F.deltoidea is a highly potential
source for uterine contraction and for firming the
uterus from natural resources that can be developed
as new product in a market. The special criteria are
its mechanism of action and pharmacology effects
are similar with agonist drugs for example:
oxytocin, which is act on oxytocin receptor in
uterine tissue. Meanwhile, based on the toxicity
studies, no toxicity was found. The usefulness of
these products is that to assisted delivery process
for women to eases the laboring process. It is also
used to firm the uterus and prevent bleeding during
postpartum period.
The
commercialization
potential includes targeting public and private
hospitals, pharmacies and also consumers to
consume this extract as a product supplement for
pregnant women starts when the labor pain
initiates, for preventing postpartum bleeding and
also to firm the uterus.
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B47: Open Space Welding Nozzle
Muhammad Azrie Husainy Bin Mohd Jasr,
Hisyamuddin Bin Rahim, Mohd Afendi Bin Rojan,
Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Razak
Unikl Mimet, Dataran Industri Teknologi
Kejuruteraan Marin, Bandar Teknologi Maritim,
Jalan, Pantai Remis, Lumut
azrie@unikl.edu.my
The project is made to deliver the fabrication of a
new type of GMAW nozzle as it is changing the
flow of gas during GMAW process. The flow of
gas is depend through the different number of hole
of the nozzle to make a shielding gas pattern to
protect weld bead from Oxygen. Different number
of hole created a different speed of velocity. If the
number on the hole is decreased, the velocity of the
nozzle will increased. The material that were used
for nozzle is brass since it is easy to fabricate and
the cost for brass is lower than the current material
use for nozzle. Therefore it can reduce the costing
to make the nozzle. The nozzle can reduce the
consumption of shielding gas.
B48: Women Political Support Model
Zaherawati Zakaria1, Mohd Zool Hilmie Mohamed
Sawal2, Nazni Noordin1, Kamarudin Ngah3, Raja
Alwi Bin Raja Omar2
Studies,
Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan
Kedah,08400 Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia1
Faculty of Information Management, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kedah,08400
Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia2
School of Government, UUM College of Law,
Government and International Studies (UUM
COLGIS),
06010, UUM Sintok, Kedah, Malaysia 3
Countries in Asia have experienced rapid development in
economic, social and politics growth and led to a rapid
rise over the past 25 years. However, the political
support of women still low over the decades. This
scenario also happened in Malaysia over the years when
level of support in politics from women not being
represented well. Thus in order to examine what
elements can influence the women political support, the
research has been done among women in Malaysia to
find out the reason. The research has been done among
women in Northern States of Malaysia which consists of
Perlis, Kedah and Penang. The sampling of this research
was 1,185 respondents but only 780 respondents return
back the complete answer. This research used stratified
sampling. This research also used Descriptive Statistic
and Pearson Correlation for data analysis purposes. One
model of women political support in Northern States of
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Malaysia has been constructed as a result of study. By
referring to this model, hopefully, it can give better
understanding on what the factors that can influence
women in Malaysia, specifically in northern states to
support in politics. By using this Political Support
model, a set of proper guideline in political supports
among women should be formed in order to increase the
level of women’s support in politics accordingly. In
future research, by collaborating with government and
community as well as women wings in the grass-root, it
will improve the transparency of political landscape in
Malaysia as well.
B49: Remote Control Home Electrical
Appliances System for People with
Physical Disabilities
Mohd Helmy Abd Wahab, Zarina Tukiran,
Mohamad Md Som, Zariyani Tukiran
Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia
helmy@uthm.edu.my, Tel: +607-4537348
The Remote Control Home Electrical Appliances
System is designed to control home electrical
appliances such as lamp and fan at anytime and
anywhere via Graphical User Interface and
Bluetooth communication technology on the
Android-based Smartphone. In addition, the device
has a bypass module that allow the user to change
the operational control mode; from Bluetoothbased to switch-based.
B53: Mental Health and Trauma
Education Kits (MHTEK)
Samsiah Mohd Jais
Faculty Of Education And Human Development,
Sultan Idris Education University, Tg. Malim
Perak, Sultan Idris Education University
samsiah@fppm.upsi.edu.my
The idea to produce Mental Health and Trauma
Education Kits (MHTEK) was sparked from the
current scenarios that prevailing in Malaysia and
around the world, whereby we are often shocked by
the appalling news or events such as natural
disasters, wars, political and economic crisis,
horrific accidents, disease outbreaks and the like.
This idea has been realized and translated into
products and harnessed by all levels of society
through the 'Fundamental Research Grant Scheme'
awarded by Ministry of Higher Education. The
main objective of MHTEK is to enhance
awareness, knowledge and skills particularly to the
school counsellors and society as a whole. MHTEK
consists of three products, namely i) Kit 1: Mental
Health and Trauma Counselling Module: Manual
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for Facilitator and Participant, ii) Kit 2: Mental
Health and Trauma related poster, postcards,
banners and iii) Kit 3: Mental Disturbances
Prevention and Intervention products. Kit 1 is
developed specifically to enhance the efficiency of
counsellors and those in the helping professions in
identifying, preventing and treating cases related to
crisis and trauma. Kit 2 is designed to provide
information and clear description of important
strategies and techniques related to mental health
and trauma. Kit 3 consists of a compilation of
several mental disturbances descriptions, their
prevention and treatment strategies in the form of
games, collage and booklets. It is hoped that the
development of MHTEK will enhance the
efficiency of counsellors and those in helping
profession in providing psychological assistance
effectively and subsequently improve the overall
mental health of community members
B54: Intellectual Crisis Management
Innovation Product
Muhammad Anwar Fahmi Hari Das Bin Abdullah
B.K.T., Zari Nezam Ruzali, Dzaa Imma Abdul
latiff, Rosilawati binti Sultan Mohideen, Iqbal bin
Jaapar
Faculty of Communication & Media Studies,
Universiti Teknologi MARA(UiTM) Melaka,
Bangunan KPP3, Pos Box 50, KM25, Jalan Lendu,
78000 Alor Gajah, Melaka
anwarfahmi36@gamil.com
016-3274098
/ 06-3838237
Intellectual Crisis Management Innovation Product
(ICMIP) is a creative, innovative, Interactive,
Critical Thinking and advance product to enhance
the realistic methods in the Communication
Management Subject (CMP281), for instance The
Managerial Communication Plan, For The Faculty
of Communication and Media Studies in Universiti
Teknologi MARA (UiTM). In term of the novelty
status, this is a new product and methods, in
education system approach. This concept is an
empirical element, to sharing practical knowledge
among the student in High learning institution.
Furthermore in campus level, the lectures should be
able to blend various interactive ways to attract to
student intention to wards effective learning
education system. In the High Learning Education
System, we are not only consent about the exam
orientation assessment, but then there is a critical
thinking methods, to be use and implement. In
order that we will produce the capable Chief
Executive Officer(CEO) as well as the media
practitioner, to become a good and charismatic
leader in local and global industries.
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B56: PROVIT (Wholegrain Brown Rice
Beverages)
Maaruf Abd Ghani, Masturah Ebni Hajal,
Norhasidah Sairi, MASITAH BINTI MUSLIM,
Izzreen Ishak
Pusat Inovasi Teknologi Manisan (MANIS),
Fakulti Sains dan Teknologi, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia
izzreen@ukm.edu.my, 013-6374424
PROVIT is a whole grain brown rice beverage
value added with seaweeds, almonds and dates.
This product contains 40% of brown rice in net
weight. PROVIT is a whitish fluid containing small
translucent granules of seaweeds, dark brownish
chunks of dates, and yellowish grounded almonds.
It has fresh smell of brown rice flakes and a
pleasant taste of seaweeds, dates, and almonds that
makes it taste different from other whole grain
brown rice beverages. The benefits of the
ingredients used are: i. Brown rice – give fullness
(low glycemic index), help in maintaining stable
blood sugar levels, good source of dietary fibre,
very little fat, no sodium or cholesterol and
relatively few calories. ii. Seaweeds - contains a lot
of essential minerals and is high potential as health
promoting functional foods and as disease
preventers. iii. Almonds - very good source of
manganese and a good source of copper, helps in
inflammation of digestive and urinary tract,
antifebritic, antitussive and pectoralin case of fever,
pain in the breast or coughing. iv. Dates - rich in
dietary fibre, which prevents LDL cholesterol
absorption in the gut, and moderate sources of
vitamin A, which is known to have antioxidant
properties and essential for vision. v. Sucralose non-calorie alternative to sugar, so allowing people
who are following a weight loss program to enjoy
sweet and good tasting options.
B66: Agarose Film-Microelectrodriven
Membrane Extraction of
Pharmaceuticals from Aqueous Samples
Nor Suhaila Mohamad Hanapia, Wan Nazihah Wan
Ibrahima, Mohd Marsin Sanagib,
Nor’ashikin Saima and Ab Khamim Ismailb
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MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
norsuhaila979@salam.uitm.edu.my, 03-55435586
b
Faculty of Science, Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, 81310, UTM Johor Bahru, Johor,
Malaysia
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Agarose film micro-electrodriven membrane
extraction (AF-µ-EME) was developed for
determination of basic drugs (TCAs) in aqueous
matrices prior to high performance liquid
chromatography (HPLC). Three TCAs drugs,
namely imipramine (IMI), amitriptyline (AMI) and
chlorpromazine (CHLO) were used as target
analytes. The drugs were extracted from aqueous
sample solutions through a porous agarose
impregnated with 2-nitrophenyl octyl ether (NPOE)
that served as supported liquid membrane (SLM),
and into acceptor phase with a potential difference
of 10 V applied over the SLM. EME parameters
such as type of organic solvent, sample pH,
extraction voltage, extraction time and stirring
speed were evaluated and optimized. Optimal
extractions were accomplished with NPOE as the
organic solvent, pH of sample solution of 6,
extraction time of 10 min, 10 V as the driving force
with the whole assembly agitated at 1050 rpm.
Under the optimized extraction conditions, the
method demonstrated good linearity with
coefficients of determination, r2 ≥ 0.9979 in the
concentration range 0.5-500 µg L-1 and good limits
of detection in the range 0.02-0.2 µg L-1. The
method showed a high enrichment factors in the
range 110-142 and high relative recoveries (87 –
109.1%) with RSDs < 9.0%, (n=3). The method
was successfully applied to the determination of the
drugs in water and human urine samples. The
proposed method offered good features such as
simple, easy handling, fast extraction time, low
voltage and minimum organic solvent consumption
which meet the green chemistry concept.
B73: Eco-Friendly Precast Concrete
Products
Sallehan Ismail1, Anas Zafirol Abdullah Halim
1
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak Branch, Seri
Iskandar Campus, 32610 Perak, Malaysia
salleh_itm@yahoo.com1, 012-3707810
The conservation of natural resources, reduction of
greenhouse gas emissions, and protection of the
environment have become important issues in
modern construction development. These factors
have urged the construction industry to shift their
production methods toward sustainable models. To
achieve this objective, all stakeholders and parties
involved should be encouraged to be creative and
efficient in their use of materials by adopting the
3R concept (reuse, reduce, and recycle). The
careful design of appropriate eco-friendly building
materials has an important role in helping builders
or stakeholders to start integrating sustainable
design concepts. However, price is still the primary
consideration in selecting construction materials
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because it influences the profit of construction
companies. This study seeks to explore the ways in
which the quality of building materials can be
improved with consideration to sustainability. This
study investigated the possibility of reusing
recycled aggregates from rubble wall waste
materials sourced from construction and
demolition. The materials contain waste concrete,
bricks, and mortar from the production of precast
masonry. This study focuses not only on issues of
mechanical strength, durability, and thermal
properties but also on the adoption of a green
design to minimize manufacturing costs. This
research demonstrates that the use of alternative
construction materials, such as reprocessed rubble
wall waste materials, is feasible by using modern
technology to manufacture commercial products
that are as equally competitive and effective as
similar products created using standard natural
aggregates. From a commercial viewpoint, the
importance of this work is the creation of new and
equally effective construction products at low
manufacturing costs by using recycled aggregates
sourced from construction and demolition waste
materials.
B76: Sunnah Cassava Cracker
Che Haslina Binti Abdullah1, Ainorkhilah Binti
Mahmood 2, Sabariah Binti Badrealam 3, Farina
Nozakiah Binti Tazijan 4
1
Academy of Center Islamic Studies, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Cawangan Pulau Pinang, 13500
Permatang Pauh, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
2
Department of Applied Sciences, Universiti
3
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi
MARA Cawangan Pulau Pinang, 13500 Permatang
Pauh, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
4
Academy of Language Studies, Universiti
haslina062@ppinang.uitm.edu.my1,
ainorkhilah_sp@ppinang.uitm.edu.my2,
shaba@ppinang.uitm.edu.my3,
farina762@ppinang.uitm.edu.my4, 01948014511,
01643663492, 01944554793, 01925248344
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root is processed in order to make edible starch
products such as flour, whereas the skin of the tuber
is considered a waste. With this in view, the
research proposed to produce edible wastage of
tapioca’s skin into snacks. Snacks or snacking is
seen as one of the favorites in-between meals
among Malaysians. Malaysians love to nibble on
snacks which are considered unhealthy due to its
high sodium based ingredients. Therefore, this
research aims at producing a healthy snack by
adopting 5 ingredients of the Sunnah food such as
honey, dates, almond, raisins and Zamzam water
with tapioca’s skin. The process of making this
product; Sunnah Cassava Cracker requires seven
stages of preparing such as drying, boiling, frying,
kneading, and mixing. It is hoped by producing and
commercializing this cracker will help to introduce
a healthy way of snacking among Malaysians.
B81: Fun with ABACUS
Wan Fatimah Wan Ahmad1, Aliza Sarlan, Lee Jia
Shyan
Department of Computer & Information Sciences,
Universiti Teknologi Petronas, 32610 Bandar Seri
Iskandar, Perak.
fatimhd@petronas.com.my1, 012-5151100
Abacus is a mathematical instrument used for
calculation. Fun with Abacus is a mobile game
develop for children aged 7 to 9 years old to
learn about Abacus, Numbers, Counting,
Addition,
Subtraction,
division
and
multiplication. It is developed in English. The
mobile game contains three activities namely
“Tutorial”, “Play” and “About”. There are five
categories in “Tutorial” section. The users will
first be taught on how to count the numbers using
the beads, next proceed to the tutorial of addition,
and followed by subtraction, multiplication and
lastly division. In the “Play” section, there are
four game categories. Users can choose addition,
subtraction
multiplication
and
division.
Whenever the game starts, there will be a blue
bird moving down from top to reach the red
target. The last section is “About” which users
can find the brief description of the “Fun with
Abacus”mobile game.
Manihot Esculenta Crantz or commonly known as
Tapioca is a tropical plant, noted to be one of the
largest source of food carbohydrates in the tropics.
In most South East Asian countries, tapioca is
considered as their staple food and is being utilized
domestically. In Malaysia, processed food such as
snacks, meals, appetizers and dessert use tapioca.
Tapioca based dishes such as ‘tapai’ ‘ubi rebus’,
‘kerepek’ are some of the popular snacks among
the locals in Malaysia. The flesh of this tropical
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B99: Smart Multi-output Wireless
Switch Controller
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B121: Dual-arm Full/semi-autonomous
Underwater Robot for Intervention
Operations
Khairul Safuan Muhammad, Rahimi Baharom,
Mohd Khairul Mohd Salleh, Zamnihar Hashim
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor
khairul_safuan@salam.uitm.edu.my, 03-5543 6141
Smart multi-output wireless switch controller
(SMWSC) is a new type of switch that is used to
control multi electrical appliances wirelessly using
radio frequency (RF) technology. Conventionally, a
new cable is needed if additional loads are
required. The new cable is laid either by hacking
the wall or by installing a PVC conduit. While the
cabling works are complicated, they increase the
cost and time. The SMWSC offers a simple
solution, where multiple controlled power supplies
are created from an existing power source. This
invention results in better option for a smart wiring
system, where no wall hacking or ugly-looking
PVC conduit is required. It will minimize the
installation cost, time and efforts. It consists of a
wireless transmitter and a receiver that are able to
control up to three loads independently.
B101: Application of TiO2 Nanotubes
Grown using Novel Method in Ionic
Liquid Free DSSC
F.K. Yam, Y.L. Cheong, K.P. Beh, M.M. Mohd
Muslim, W.A.A. Yusuf
School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia
cheong.y.ling@gmail.com, 6016-2803827
Titanium dioxide nanotubes (TiO2 NTs) are
essential in the assembly of dye-sensitized solar
cells (DCCSs). In this work, a novel method based
on modified anodization is used to fabrication TiO2
NTs. This method introduces a complexing agent
to enhance the growth rate of the nanotubes. Aside
from that, the morphology of the nanotubes are
altered by manipulating the power source. For the
assembly of DSSC, ionic liquid free electrolyte are
used. The aim of introducing novel growth of TiO2
nanotubes as well as ionic liquid free are to
demonstrate better productivity and cost
effectiveness in production of DSSCs.
Radzi Bin Ambar1 and Shinichi Sagara2
1
Embedded Computing Systems (EmbCoS) Focus
Group, Department of Computer Engineering,
Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM),
Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia
2
Department of Mechanical and Control
Engineering, Kyushu Institute of Technology,
Tobata, Kitakyushu Japan
aradzi@uthm.edu.my, +607-4538360
Ocean covers a large of the earth, which is
relatively less explored. Until recently, to discover
the secret in the depth of the sea seems impossible.
Furthermore, ocean exploratory activities involving
manned underwater vehicle exposed the operator to
extreme conditions which may be dangerous such
as underwater pressure, visual visibility and oxygen
supply problems. These problems have been
resolved by underwater vehicle involving robotic
manipulator technology. Underwater vehicles have
been heavily involved in various underwater
activities especially related to intervention tasks.
Many of these robots utilized master-slave system
where human operators remotely control the
motions of underwater vehicles and robotic
manipulators using controllers from the surface.
Since the technology of fully autonomous
underwater vehicles for intervention tasks are still
in research and developing stages, master-slave
control of underwater robots are still the most
relevant today. In this project, first, a control
method for dual-arm underwater robot is proposed,
and the effectiveness of the proposed control
method is demonstrated using an experimental 3link dual-arm Underwater Vehicle-Manipulator
System (UVMS). Currently, there are no control
methods for underwater robot with multiple
manipulators that have been proposed. Moreover,
many studies related to the control of underwater
robot with single manipulator utilized simulations
to show the effectiveness of their methods. In
addition, a master-slave system for a semiautonomous control method of an underwater robot
is developed. The uniqueness of the system is a
newly developed master controller that enables a
single operator to remotely control the motions of a
semi-AUV and dual-arm by using his/her both
hands. The usefulness of the master controller is
demonstrated through underwater experiment
involving intervention operations.
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B124: Smart Egg Incubator System
Muhamad Nabil Hidayat, Mohamad Fauzi Omar,
Harizan Che Mat Haris, Ishak Ismail, Muhamad
Nawawi Seroji
Teknologi MARA Malaysia, 40450 Shah Alam
Selangor, Malaysia
email: mnabil@salam.uitm.edu.my
0163638446
The purpose of this project is to design and develop
Smart Egg Incubator System (SEIS). The SEIS will
fill with the temperature and humidity sensor. In
this project, lamps are used as heater to give
suitable heat temperature for the eggs. The health
of egg is very important for the development of
embryo within the eggs. By using water and
controlling fan, it is can make sure the humidity
and ventilation is in good condition. The status
condition in the SIES will appear on the LCD
screen display. The entire element will be
controlled using the latest microcontroller. The
Arduino UNO will be used as the microcontroller
for this project .It can process data from the sensors
and will execute the control system to change the
parameters required for SEIS. The average value
for temperature and humidity is 36°C and 32 %.
This project will be a user friendly product since
the SEIS is portable. In this paper the component
designed is easy to maintain, affordable and
portable. The SEIS also can hatch of different
poultry eggs are within a similar range, such as
guinea fowl, turkeys, ducks, goose, guinea fowl,
quail and ostrich.
B128: Development of Learning
Arithmetic Operations Approach
through DAMAT Games: A Preliminary
Study
Maz Jamilah Masnan1, Nursalasawati Rusli, Nor
Fashihah Mohd Noor
Institut Matematik Kejuruteraan, Universiti
Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), Kampus Tetap Pauh
Putra, 02600 Arau, Perlis
mazjamilah@unimap.edu.my1
019-3575769
DAMAT is a new teaching aid kit in a game
setting for certain ages to learn and understand the
whole concepts of arithmetic. The kit consists of
eight separate levels of escalating complexities.
Each level measures users’ ability to perform
respective arithmetic operations in a unique games
excitement. The first three levels (called PRA 1, 2
and 3) aims for preschool children where the basic
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concepts of addition and subtraction are introduced.
Another five levels (called Tahap 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
are focused for secondary pupils. Level 1 contains
operations of addition and subtraction for place
value of ones and tens for whole numbers 1 to 40.
Level 2, 3, 4, and 5 comprise of addition and
subtraction operations for place value of ones and
tens but of different multiplication and division
operations. Level 2 focuses on the multiplication
and division operations of 1 to 6; Level 3 involves
the multiplication and division operations of 1 to 12
with addition and subtraction of 1 to 12; Level 4
includes multiplication and division operations of 1
to 12 with addition and subtraction of 1 to 15;
while Level 5 contains multiplication and division
operations of 1 to 15 with addition and subtraction
of 1 to 20. The amazing features of this kit are the
experience of learning and understanding different
types of arithmetic operations simultaneously,
spontaneous development of the logic (instruction,
computation and interpretation) behind each
arithmetic operation as well as fun learning in
collaborative environment especially for new
leaners. These features make this kit always
suitable for formal and informal teaching aids for
preschool, secondary school and it is a must homegame for youngsters. The success to understand the
arithmetic concepts from users of this kit is very
significance to resolve the prolonged problems
among our young generations with mathematics
disabilities.
B138: Remote Monitoring For Finger
Rehabilitation Systems
Norhazimi Hamzah, Rohaiza Baharudin, Anis
Diyana Rosli, Nurlida Ismail, Azizul Othman
Teknologi Mara P.Pinang
norhazimi880@ppinang.uitm.edu.my, 0194477371
Finger paralysis is the loss of the motor or sensory
function of the finger due to either a muscular or a
neural mechanism. Patient who is suffering from
finger paralysis normally undergoes rehabilitations
process to recover the fingers function.
Rehabilitation process often requires specialists to
handle patients on a one-on-one and regular basis.
One of the important parameters to evaluate the
effectiveness of the rehabilitation process is the
improvement in the finger grasping. Current
evaluation method is by manual inspection using
goniometer with manual recording method. Thus,
this paper discusses the development of a wireless
portable glove type finger gesture recognition
device. The design of the measuring device allows
all five fingers measurement. The glove type
finger-gesture recognition system is constructed
with a five-axis flexible sensor and Arduino
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microcontroller. The signals from the sensors are
transferred wirelessly to the computer. MSC.
Visual Nastran is used in developing the Graphical
User Interface (GUI) and to capture the data of the
system for monitoring purposes. The proposed
system allows specialist to monitor the
development of patient remotely without e need of
patient during the rehabilitation session.
B142: eFSPPP Kiosk
Mohd Idham Bin Mohd Yusof, Jeniwaty Mohd
Jody, Hazariah Yais Razali & Zaza Ameerah Putri
Zakaria
Studies, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
Cawangan Negeri Sembilan, Kampus Seremban
email: idham708@ns.uitm.edu.my
066342099/0107175565
Service quality is the pillar that reflects the
organisation’s reputation and image. Among the
element in service quality is reliability, assurance,
tangibles, empathy and responsiveness. The service
quality also portrayed at the counter service and the
improvement in technology has brought forward
the information needed at the counter into
technology-based and user friendly. eFSPPP Kiosk
is an interactive kiosk and system that provides
complete information about the Faculty of
Administrative Science and Policy Studies; the
biggest faculty embark in UiTM Seremban 3, a PFI
campus. As the main faculty with its unique
administration, eFSPPP will serve the clients with
various information needed by its internal and
external stakeholders. This innovation is an effort
to improve the service at the FSPPP counter, and
one of the innovation in the faculty to offer
interactive information about the faculty. eFSPPP
Kiosk provides background information on the
faculty, services offered, academic programmes,
information on the staffs and lecturers, and others.
With eFSPPP Kiosk, the service offered by the
faculty was improved into the next level.
B151: Diabetic Care Insole
Fadzli Bin Sajeli, Mat Zain Yusoff, Zuriani Adnan,
Noor Kamaliah Stapa, Razak Daud
Kumpulan QCR (Quality And Creative
Rehabilitation), Unit Pemulihan Hospital,
Universiti Sains Malaysia
fadzlikck@usm.my, 097673317 / 0193408060
According to Roger et al (1987), the seven causes
to amputation in diabetic patients are ischemia,
infection, neuropathy, faulty wound healing, minor
trauma, cutaneous ulceration, gangrene. Thus
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proper wound healing and reducing load of the foot
may result in prevention of amputation in patients
with diabetes David (2014). Thus QCR has the
initiative to innovate Diabetic Care Insole indicated
for: Diabetic foot Ulcer, Bone Spur, Flat Foot,
Osteoperosis, Plantar Faciitis. It functions to
prevent area of diabetic ulcer from friction and
pressure, ventilation and airing of the wound site,
improve wound healing. It is also custom-made to
fit each individual patient and shoe preference and
distributes pressure and weight evenly throughout
the foot optimally while maintaining the arch of the
foot. This cheap, super lightweight, washable
insole is also durable, and fits in patients own
favourite shoes to enable patients return to function
quickly.
B152: Affordable & Sustainable
Vertical Farm
Iryani Binti Abdul Halim Choo, Nazrul Helmy Bin
Jamaludin
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Perak, Seri
Iskandar, 32610 Bandar Baru Seri Iskandar, Perak
iryan542@perak.uitm.edu.my
B155: Novel Nanodelivery System for
Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs
Mohd Zobir Hussein1*, Bullo Saifullah1, Sharida
Fakurazi2 and Palanisamy Arulselvan 2
1
Materials Science and Characterisation
Laboratory, Institute of Advanced Technology
(ITMA), Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 UPM,
Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia.
2
Laboratory for Vaccine and Immunotherapeutics,
Institute of Bioscience,
Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 UPM, Serdang,
Selangor, Malaysia.
mzobir@upm.edu.my, +60389468092
Tuberculosis (TB) is a lethal disease, killing
millions of human beings every year.
Unfortunately, there are no new anti-TB drugs that
have been introduced in the market for the last five
decades to improve the drug side effects and the
patient’s compliance. We have designed and
synthesised novel nanodelivery system for antiTuberculosis drugs using zinc layered hydroxides
as the host and the TB drugs as the guest with
improved physico-chemical properties which
subsequently improve the drug efficacy. The drug
was found to be intercalated in between of the
inorganic nanolayered host, resulting in the
controlled release property of the drug from the
host. In vitro studies indicate that the resulting
material has better efficacy compared to the
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counterpart, in the free form. This paving a new
way
to
improve
drug
efficacy
using
nanotechnology platform without introducing new
drugs, which are usually very expansive.
B156: EC-THAHARAH
Noraini Ismail, Che Latifah Ismail, Siti Fatimah
Sudin, Sharipah Isa, Ryusda Bakri
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Perlis
noraini045@perlis.uitm.edu.my
EC-THAHARAH adalah inovasi alat kiraan
mudah tempoh suci bagi wanita Islam. Alat kiraan
yang mesra muslimah ini dihasilkan untuk
menyelesaikan permasalahan kiraan hari bagi
membezakan antara darah haid dan istihadhah. Ia
juga adalah usaha untuk memahamkan masyarakat
khususnya muslimah berkaitan pengiraan tempoh
suci dan tempoh haid mengikut pandangan Islam.
Berdasarkan tinjauan awal yang dijalankan di
kalangan siswi Universiti Teknologi MARA
(UiTM) Cawangan Perlis, terdapat pelajar yang
masih keliru untuk membezakan antara darah haid
dan istihadhah. Mereka juga tidak memahami
kaedah pengiraan tempoh suci. Keadaan ini telah
menjejaskan tahap keyakinan pelajar dalam
menunaikan ibadah. Justeru diharapkan kaedah
pengiraan yang lebih sistematik ini dapat
membantu muslimah menyelesaikan permasalahan
pengiraan
tempoh
suci
dan
seterusnya
meningkatkan tahap keyakinan mereka dalam
menunaikan ibadah. Alat ini boleh dikomersialkan
untuk kegunaan peribadi dan juga profesion
tertentu yang sering dijadikan tempat rujukan
seperti guru, pembimbing ibadah haji dan umrah,
pegawai perubatan dan lain-lain.
B160: Hardware In The Loop: Single
Phase Inverter Implementation
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for the controller (Arduino) part, the Proportional
Integral Derivative (PID) Controller is used to
control the output of the inverter through the Pulse
Width Modulation (PWM) as the feedback for the
closed loop system. The desired inverter output
value will be set in PID controller as a reference
voltage value. Whenever there’s any error at the
inverter output side (not following the desired
value), the PID controller will take an action by
adjusting the signal of the PWM that is used to
trigger the MOSFET of the inverter. The PID
controller and the PWM generator were designed in
Matlab before it’s been downloaded into Arduino.
Whenever the Arduino receives inverter output
voltage signal from Raspberry Pi, the signal will be
manipulated and controlled to produce the PWM
signal for Raspberry Pi feedback. Since the
inverter output voltage was controlled at Vout
Desired block as shown in Fig. 1.2 that been
embedded in Arduino, the communication between
Matlab (in PC) and Arduino will be continuous.
The host (PC) is connected to the Raspberry Pi and
the closed loop system will be tested in real-time
simulation. The Raspberry Pi transmits the inverter
output in 3-bit signal to Arduino and also receives
back the PWM signal in 1-bit signal for triggering
the MOSFET in inverter circuit.
Since the
Raspberry Pi only able to read digital signal, the
Analog-to-Digital (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog
Converter (DAC) were needed in order to
counteract with the Arduino. The ADC and DAC
were designed in Matlab where the basic 3-bit
signal has been used. The simulation of the system
is simulated in real-time and all the measurement
will be measure in the MATLAB SIMULINK.
With the real-time simulation, all the hardware
measurement tools are not needed since the
measurement are made in the REAL-TIME
WORKSHOP® of the MATLAB® SIMULINK
R2014a will be same with the reality measurement
i.e. Digital Oscilloscope.
B161: Ions Monster
Shamsul Aizam Zulkifli, Aqeela Binti Hamzah
FKEE, UTHM, Parit Raja, 86400, Batu Pahat,
Johor
aizam@uthm.edu.my
This project is about the application of low cost
microcontroller for Hardware In The Loop Process.
The HIL application has been tested to the single
phase inverter. The whole system process which is
used Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) technique. The
main part of the project is the host (personal
computer), Raspberry Pi (interface) and Arduino
(as PID controller). The host is continuously
communicate with interface (Raspberry Pi) after
been installed with the MATLAB® SIMULINK
R2014a and the Full Bridge Inverter model that
been designed in the MATLAB environment. As
Norhafiza Roslan1, Azlin Sanusi1,2
1
INTEC Education College, 40200 Shah Alam,
Selangor
2
MARA (UiTM) 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor
norhafiza_roslan@salam.uitm.edu.my ,
0172826654
Currently games have become a popular learning
tools for chemistry at schools and at pre-university
level. Chemistry is a subject involving with
theories and practical. “Ions Monster” is a card
game developed to assist students to master their
qualitative analysis skills. In this game, a deck of
cards have been designed in an effort to make
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learning chemistry practical more interesting and
effective. In “Ions Monster” card game, students
will investigate the characteristics of certain cations
and anions by answering the questions stated on the
cards. Students will then have to search for the
answers and fill up the empty spaces. Finally,
information regarding the cations and anions will
be gathered. Learning chemistry practical through
“Ions Monster” is fun, creative, and enjoyable.
Besides that “Ions Monster” also increases
students’ engagement, enthusiasm and involvement
in the classroom. “Ions Monster” card game is a
marketable learning tool that can be used by
students at pre-university level.
B163: Development of Stroke Patient's
Recovery Measurement Device (Arm)
Tengku Nadzlin Bin Tengku Ibrahim, Muhammad
Zain Farhan Bin Abd Hadi, Muhammad Hafiz Bin
Sahabdeen, Ahmad Alabqari Bin Ma'radzi,
Muhammad Shukri Bin Ahmad
UTHM, Parit Raja, Johor
nadzlin@uthm.edu.my
Rehabilitation is a rehabilitation therapy program
for patients those suffering from severe physical
trauma impact from the stroke disease. Nowadays
there are various types of rehabilitation treatment
methods that exist whether traditional or modern
technique. Modern physiotherapy is one example
of rehabilitation therapy methods commonly used
in hospitals or clinics for stroke patients. There is a
problem where the patient is unable to assess the
performance changes of limbs, especially their
arms after a certain recovery methods in a short of
time period. In order to contribute ideas to solve
this small problem, a design and development of
recovery measuring device for arm stroke patients
have been conducted. Angle 0 - 180 ° degree value
of hand movements of the patient using an
acceleration sensor existing built in the smart
phone and displayed on a liquid crystal display
(LCD) as the output. One additional output are
provided is the device are produced 3 dimensional
display using 3D Max software where the patient
can stimulate the brain to sense their hands to move
the objects was displayed. This allows the patients
to stimulate the brain in order to move the object to
perform a method of continuous recovery.
B171: Development of Student
Attendance Recording System With
RFID Applications And Database
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UTHM, Parit Raja Batu Pahat
abqari@uthm.edu.my
Student attendance recording system with RFID
applications and databases is a system built in place
of the manual method of recording attendance of
students during the final exam. The system can
solve the problem in terms of turnover incomplete
information and management information systems
more systematic attendance. The system uses Radio
Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) as a
student matrix card scanner and Arduino UNO
microcontroller as a system controller. This system
is combined with Visual Basic 2010 software is the
interface with the user. In this software, the
database was built as a storage student information.
The database uses the software MySQLyog which
software is able to store, update and delete
information in the system. At the end of this project
in terms of hardware, display student’s name and
matric numbers will appear in the LCD screen.
While in terms of software, the student information
will be displayed in the interface of Visual Basic
2010 and the total number of students in attendance
at the final examination. In conclusion, the results
of the prototype device to record the presence and
development of this system is functioning properly.
B180: IConT: Revolution in
Immobilization Technique for
Wastewater Remediation
Nur Raihan Zaharudin, Ain Syazwani Khairuddin,
Wan Izhan Nawawi Wan Ismail, Zuliahani Bt
Ahmad, Mohd Azlan Mohd Ishak
MARA
nurraihanzaharudin@gmail.com, 604-9882570
A new photocatalyst immobilization technique was
developed by employing double-sided adhesive
tape (DSAT) as a thin layer binder. This method
was originally introduced to immobilized water
based photocatalyst since most immobilized
photocatalyst was prepared with the addition of
organic additive to bind the photocatalyst with
support material. But the binding strength strongly
depends on properties of the additive and support
material itself. However, it turns out that this
method is applicable to all types of support
material. Some of them are glass plates, wood,
aluminium
and
perspects
plastic.
The
immobilization system employing this technique
was considered to be beneficial for wastewater
treatment industry.
Ahmad Alabqari Ma Radzi, Azifahany Mohd
Toyar, Tg Nadzlin Tg Ibrahim, Muhammad Shukri
Ahmad, Muhammad Mahadi Abdul Jamil
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B181: RR4 Sensitized Photocatalyst RSeP
F.Bakar, W.I.Nawawi, A.Yahaya, Faezah Bt Bakar,
Mohd Azlan Bin Mohd Ishak
Faculty of Applied Science (Chemistry), University
Teknologi Mara
faezah_bakar@ymail.com, 60 103767209
RR4 Sensitized Photocatalyst (RSeP) was created
to improve the photodegradation of organic
pollutant in wastewater. For preliminary step,
anionic reactive red 4 (RR4) dye was used to
sensitize TiO2/PVA and TiO2/PEG immobilized
system. The purpose is to enhance the
photocatalytic degradation of cationic methylene
blue (MB) dye. In this method, 0.3g of TiO2 and
polymer binder was coated onto a clean glass plate
by using brush technique to develop optimum
immobilize TiO2 system. A comparison study with
and without RR4 sensitizer were carried out under
45 W fluorescent lamp and visible light irradiation.
The photocatalytic degradation of MB was
significantly enhanced for both RR4 dye sensitized
Im/TiO2/PVA and Im/TiO2/PEG with 1st order rate
constant was ca. 0.035 and 0.030 min-1 respectively
under 45-W fluorescent lamp. Same observation as
well under visible light irradiation whereby those
RR4 sensitized immobilized photocatalysts showed
better results as compared to immobilized
photocatalysts without RR4 as sensitizer. The
photocatalytic process was enhance under RSeP
due to the ability of RR4 dye to become electron
(e) donor for conduction band (CB) of TiO2, thus
making TiO2 CB riches with electron. This e- is
then used to remove MB dye by producing
hydroxyl radical.
B183: i-Corporate Ethical Identity
Index (ICEI) of Shariah Compliant
Companies
1
Roshima Said, 1Leily Adja Radjeman, 1Mazlifa
Md Daud, 1Noridah Ismail, 2Erny Arniza Ahmad
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Market in Asia (Bursa Malaysia, 2011). Shari’ah
Compliant companies are seen to incorporate Islamic
ethical identity, thus the organization should depict
the true Islamic Values of corporate strategy,
structure, communication and culture embracing
both tangible and intangible elements that make
them distinctive. The Islamic Corporate Ethical
Identity (ICEI) checklist was developed and sent
experts to verify all the selected items. Initially, the
checklist consists of 88 items, and after taking into
consideration the experts’ opinions, the final
checklist with 83 items has established in order to
construct the ICEI. Content analysis was used in
order to construct the Corporate Ethical Identity
Index. The unit of analysis for this study is the
annual report of 153 Shari’ah Compliant public
listed companies on Main Board companies of
Bursa Malaysia for the year ended 2009. The
findings of the study show that the level of ICEI of
selected companies is lower with the average of
below 25%. The findings of the study also show
that the ICEI for the year ended 2008 is very low
with 23.66%, while the ICEI for the year ended
2009 and 2010 is 21.60% and 23.07 respectively.
The study also reveals that the developmental and
social goals theme has the greatest influence on
ICEI. The instrument used will generate results that
are expresses in the form of index, which we
termed as Islamic Corporate Ethical Identity Index
(ICEEI), a high index shows the higher Islamic
Ethical Identity embracing among Shari’ah
compliance companies. These instruments will be
potentially commercialized in collaboration with
Bursa Malaysia, Bank Negara, Malaysia
International Islamic Financial Centre (MIFC),
Shari’ah Advisory Council of Bursa Malaysia,
Shari’ah Advisory Council of Securities
Commission Malaysia and etc. The index will be
named as “I-IEI Index Calculator” and shall be
developed in the form of software which can also
be accessed through mobile phones.
B184: Motorized Rotary Cabinet
(MRCab)
Hafizah Talib, Hashim Ahmad, Mohamad Faruzi
bin Ghazali, Rohazaidi Bin Mohd Ali Piah,
Syahrial Nureddin Kuswadi Bin Mohd Naim
Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi
Mara, Malaysia
2
Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics,
Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia
roshima712@kedah.uitm.edu.my, 013-4462446
Jabatan Elektrik, Institut Kemahiran Tinggi Belia
Negara Bukit Mertajam
hafizah04@gmail.com, 019-4730804
In Malaysia the numbers of Shari’ah compliant
securities had increased year by year. About 86
percent of the securities listed on Bursa Malaysia
are Shari’ah-compliant (Bursa Malaysia, 2011).
The existence of Shari’ah compliant securities had
made Malaysia as one of the best Islamic Capital
Institut Kemahiran Tinggi Belia Negara (IKTBN)
Bukit Mertajam is a Skill Institute accredited by
Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran (JPK). The
process of training involves the development of
portfolio to keep evidence of evaluation. As the
number of student increases every year, the space
to store the entire student’s portfolio is not enough.
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Thus, motorized rotary cabinet (MRCab) is file
cabinet designed to minimize the space used to
store the portfolio. MRCab is designed to have
round shaped to ensure more portfolios can be kept
in the same amount of space. Other than that,
MRCab is equipped with file searching program
using android application with password protection.
Hence, the usage of MRCab is not only optimizing
the storage space, but it also increases the safety of
the kept portfolios as well as reducing the risk of
file damage.
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proposed model has undergone rigorous
experimentation and testing. One-way ANOVA has
been used to analyse the data generated from the
experiment. Results show the feasibility of having
an approach which can handle database
synchronization between heterogeneous mobile
databases and the server. They also indicate a
profound improvement in the utilization of mobile
resources and data transmission speed that is faster
than few other approaches; thus makes the
proposed model suitable for mobile devices to
proficiently process large amount of data.
B185: Heterogeneous Mobile Database
Synchronization Model
B186: MySHELVES
Abdullahi Abubakar Imam, Shuib, Basri, Rohiza
Ahmad
Suhaila Osman, Azura A.Jamil@Kamarudzzaman,
Al-Bakri Mohammad, Rohayu Ahamad &
Muhammad Asyraf Wahi Anuar
Department of Computer and Information Science,
Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Bandar Sri
Iskandar 32610 Tronoh Perak Malaysia
aiabubakar3@gmail.com,
shuib_basri@petronas.com.my,
rohiza_ahmad@petronas.com.my,
0192755171
Database synchronization can be defined as a
process of establishing data equivalence among two
or more data collections. Looking at how rapid
mobile devices have evolved in terms of variations
and sophistication, it is important to seek a solution
that can utilize their individual capacities such as
CPU, memory, bandwidth and processing power
when performing similar tasks. In so doing, many
research works have opted for development of
solutions which are tailored to a particular vendor
or vendor specific. In this study, a model which is
called
Heterogeneous
Mobile
Database
Synchronization Model (HMDSM) is proposed for
enabling data synchronization between the
heterogeneous mobile devices’ and server-side’s
databases, such that the mobile devices (regardless
of their individual differences) can synchronize
their data with the server-side database. By having
such model, usage of resources can be minimized,
data inconsistencies can be eliminated, and data
transmission speed can be accelerated. To achieve
this feat, a case study method (exploratory and
confirmatory) is employed. Also empirical analysis
of the existing models/algorithms and classification
are protracted and applied. Synchronization logs
are created on both sides. The logs keep the list of
the new, modified or removed content to avoid
sending the unnecessary data in the course of
synchronization. Moreover, a formula is introduced
to produce only the data required for
synchronization. Finally, a greater percentage of
the operation responsibilities such as calculations
are pushed to the server to reduce the load on the
mobile device. To prove its performance, the
Faculty of Information Management, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Campus Johor
suhai208@johor.uitm.edu.my, 07-9352746
Agenda Utama ke-5 Program Transformasi UiTM
telah
menggariskan
kepentingan
bagi
memperkasakan
sistem
pengajaran
dan
pembelajaran di kalangan pensyarah dan pelajar
Universiti Teknologi MARA. Objektif kualiti
UiTM juga menekankan pencapaian akademik
yang cemerlang di kalangan para pelajar.
Berdasarkan agenda ini, INFO10 membentuk satu
sistem pengajaran dan pembelajaran atas talian
yang menggabungkan sumber dan bahan
pengajaran dan pembelajaran secara lebih efisyen
dan bersistematik dengan supaya pencapaian
akademik pelajar dapat dipertingkatkan. Atas
kapasiti itu, satu inovasi baharu telah dibentuk.
MySHELVES bertindak sebagai platform kepada
penyimpanan dan pengaksesan maklumat kursus,
nota-nota, soalan peperiksaan lepas dan juga bahan
rujukan dan bacaan bagi setiap kod kursus yang
ditawarkan dalam program Diploma Pengurusan
Maklumat (IM110). Platform ini diyakini sebagai
satu mekanisme untuk meningkatkan kualiti
akademik dan motivasi pembelajaran di kalangan
pelajar. MySHELVES dihasilkan bagi menepati
objektif berikut, iaitu satu instrumen yang
digunakan sebagai sumber untuk memantapkan
teknik pembelajaran pelajar dan meningkatkan
kualiti pencapaian akademik pelajar, memudahkan
akses dan pengunaan kepada bahan pembelajaran
di kalangan pelajar, serta memperkasakan
penggunaan ICT dalam menyimpan serta
mengakses bahan pengajaran dan pembelajaran..
Inovasi yang tercipta ini mampu mewujudkan
pembelajaran dan pengajaran secara atas talian
(P&P
elektronik)
pelajar-pelajar
Fakulti
Pengurusan Maklumat, UiTM Cawangan Johor.
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B187: NaNoCoRe: Nanocomposite
Based-slow Release Agrochemicals
Sheikh Ahmad Izaddin Sheikh Mohd Ghazali*,
Jamil Mohamed Sapari, Nurulhuda Abdul halim,
Asiah Abdullah, Nurul`Ain Jamion and Siti
Halimah Sarijo2
1
Faculty of Applied Science, Universiti Teknologi
MARA Negeri Sembilan Kampus Kuala Pilah,
Malaysia
2
Faculty of Applied Science, University Teknologi
MARA Shah Alam, Malaysia.
sheikhahmadizaddin@ns.uitm.edu.my
The extensive use of agrochemicals especially
pesticides and herbicides in agriculture has been a
serious environmental concern because of the
potential run off and leaching of the chemicals
through soil which contaminates the water
reservoirs. Therefore, their production and use must
be controlled to minimize the potential damage to
the environment. An effective way is to design
smart formulation, which combine the optimum
bioactivity and minimum usage of the active agent.
NanoCoR is a new layered organic-inorganic
nanohybrid formulation of various herbicides
compounds, utilizing the advancement of hybrid
nanocomposite technology to be used in modern
agriculture. The herbicide compounds, as active
agents are encapsulated into the inorganic zincaluminium layered double hydroxide (Zn-Al-LDH)
host. By anion exchange mechanism, the active
agents will be released into the growth media in a
controlled manner. The novel properties of the
NanoCoR are the tuneable release of the herbicide
which can be tailor-made, based in the requirement,
high stability and prolong duration of action of the
active agents. In addition, the encapsulated active
agents prevent or at least minimize direct exposure
of the chemical to the users and the environment
resulting in environmentally-and user-friendly new
generation of agrochemicals.
B194: Green Acrylated Epoxidized
Rubber Seed Oil Coatings
Munirah Onn, Wan Izhan Nawawi, Helyati Abu
Hassan, Ahmad Faiza, Zuliahani Ahmad
UiTM Perlis
munirah591@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Rubber seed is abundantly waste raw material in
Malaysia and was employed as raw material in this
study to synthesize green acrylated epoxidized
rubber seed oil which has potential to replace
conventional epoxy system. The rubber seed oil
were synthesize using peroxoformic acid for the
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epoxidation process and acrylic acid for acrylation
process and copolymerized with different
functionality of reactive diluents. Samples were
cured via ultraviolet (UV) radiation and
characterizations of coatings were conducted by
using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) and
Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA). All samples
were cured perfectly but different reactive diluents
functionality shows different properties. Thermal
degradation of the rubber seed oil, epoxidized
rubber seed oil and acrylated epoxidized rubber
seed oil were found to begin degradation and has
maximum decompositions at a range of
temperature occur between 400-450ºC. The coating
hardness surface depicts 2B to B, adhesion more
than 2 MPa, and chemical resistances more than
200 rubs.
B195: Animation History Class Kit: The
Integrating of QR Code with Online
Multimedia
Hafizah Rosli, Siti Hajar Aznam, Asrul Hafiz
Huliman Hami Ahmad
Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation, Universiti
Teknologi MARA
roslihafizah@yahoo.com, 019 2416224
The aim of this class kit is to keep up with go green
environment with the paperless campaign. This is a
combination of conventional and online teaching
and learning method. These days the process of
learning is improving with numerous online
multimedia applications but lacking of instant
engagement toward students in the classroom, as
they need to hitch on the university learning system
by student after class time to download the notes
and supporting material for assignment and final
examination preparation. This animation history
class kit will provide them with all the information
and regulation they need to do for the class. A case
study of 16 participants had been compared to find
out the effectiveness of it that enhances the
environment in classroom. The students very
pleased to use the learning system with their
smartphone because it is instantly access, faster and
easy to use with the integrating of QR code.
B196: Asset Management Data
Collection Using Gis Approach
Noorfatekah Talib, Nursyahani Nasrun, Azlizan
Adila Mohamad, Nor Haini Ramly
fatekah@gmail.com
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B201: Economy Answer Booklet
B212: ResQ X3D
Azlan B. Abdul Aziz, Nor Azriani Bt. Mohamad
Nor, Diana Sirmayunie Bt. Mohd Nasir, Rohaini
Bt. Ramli, Naimah Bt. Zam
Zainal Abidin bin Saad, Azizi bin Ismail, Che Mas
bt Saud, Maheran bt Baharum, Ahmad Fadzil bin
Noor
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Perlis, 02600
Arau, Perlis
azlanabdaziz84@gmail.com
Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Darulaman, Jitra,
Kedah
zainal@ipda.edu.my, 019-4785851
B202: Self-Regulated e-Learning with
Open Learner Model for Algorithm
Development Course
The objective of this ResQ X3D extrication device
is to rescue people who are involved in accidents in
the confined places and underwater. The similar
device which is available in the market is found to
be too expensive and made it difficult for students
and health provider agencies to conduct training
and rescue operations. This innovative ResQ X3D
has an added value because it can also be used as a
personal floatation device and kickboard. The main
component is made from the reused plastic bottles
of drinking water and also the PP Corrugated Sheet
or Plastic Corrugated Board which has features like
hinge strength, stiffness, recyclable, resistance to
moisture and chemical action. It is potentially to be
marketed due to the lightweight, durable, low cost
and easy to use properties. The pilot study has been
conducted in several places and proved that it is
capable to function as it is intended.
Mahfudzah Othman1, Nurfajrina Mohd Rashidi,
Siti Hana Quzaima Alias, Nurzaid Muhd Zain
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis
mahfudzah1978@gmail.com1, 013-5332911
Self-regulated learning can be defined as the
approach of meta-cognitive guided learning that
will help students to become increasingly aware of
their own weaknesses and strengths in academic
achievements. These days, self-regulated learning
has been applied in virtual environment that
explores the possibilities to support online and
distance learning. The development of this system
focused on the integration of self-regulated eLearning with the Open Learner Model that
intelligently tracks students’ progress and skill
mastery in Algorithm Development Course. Open
Learner Model will not only reflects students’
milestones in learning Algorithm Development
Course, but will also address the problematic topics
or misconceptions in the course as well. Equipped
with online quizzes for multiple choice and short
structured questions, this system provides
invaluable insights of students’ achievements in
different level of cognitive development based on
Bloom’s Taxonomy Cognitive Domain, from lowlevel cognitive ability, which is Knowledge until
the highest level of thinking skill, which is
Evaluation. The system was developed using the
open source web-based applications, which are
MySQL database, PHP and Apache web server that
are cost-effective and efficient in facilitating online
learning from dispersed locations. The system has
been tested and currently being used in Algorithm
Development and Fundamentals of Computer
Problem-Solving courses. The positive feedbacks
gained from the students and lecturers have
encouraged the possibility to use this system as a
pedagogical tool to support the teaching and
learning of Computer Science studies.
B215: Ventilation-Flow System
Nur Azfahani Ahmad1, Nazhatulzalkis Jamaludin1,
Khairulliza Ahmad Salleh2, Zuraihana Ahmad
Zawawi1
1
Department of Building Surveying, Faculty of
Architecture, Planning and Surveying, UiTM Perak
Branch, 32610, Seri Iskandar Campus, Perak
2
Department of Computer Science, Faculty of
Computer and Mathematical Science, UiTM Perak
Branch, 35400, Tapah Campus, Perak
nuraz020@perak.uitm.edu.my,
paniyama@gmail.com, 053742012
Modern buildings nowadays are usually facing
issues that related to “Sick-Building Syndrome”
and “Building-related Illnesses”. This is a problem
of where poor ventilation occurs and affects the
condition of the internal of the buildings and create
discomfort situation for the users. For tropical
countries like Malaysia, latent heat factor is the
main cause towards this problem. In addition, the
poor design aspect (poor orientation of the
openings and blocked air passage), will hindered
the movement of the natural ventilation and
increase the discomfort sensation. Due to this
cause, buildings are exposed to the problem of
over-heat, which may lead to health issues and
increasing needs of energy especially for
mechanical ventilation. This innovation known as
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“Ventilation-Flow System” is designed to help
building designers in creating spacious and
adequate openings based on standard numerical
mechanism that is collected and derived in a one
simple system. It is a handy-desktop tool that
accumulates standard ventilation equations into a
simple calculator and the information gained can be
adopted into building plans upon construction or
renovation works.
B219: A Mobile based Multi-Vehicle
Smart Tracking Application and
Framework for Integrated Commercial,
School and Personal Fleet Management
Abudhahir Buhari
Faculty of Creative Media & Innovative
Technology (FCMIT), Infrastructure University
Kuala Lumpur (IUKL)
abudhahir@iukl.edu.my, 0169174122
The advances in vehicle tracking systems address
various issues in day to life, such as evade
problematic and time consuming traffic, save
money on fuel, less potential collisions, effective
monitoring and more safety. The performance
metrics such as multi-tasking, robustness, usability
and efficiency are the deciding factors for good
tracking system. The proposed mobile based
vehicle tracking system is based on GPS and
GPRS. The real-time tracking, customized alert
notification and geo-fencing are the core function
of the proposed mobile based tracking system. The
vehicle’s exact position is refreshed every 10
seconds and the systems uses map with arrows
showing the route of the vehicle. Further, alert can
be triggered for speeding, and fencing. Multiple
vehicles can be added to the same geo-fence.
Further a framework is proposed to fit for all types
of fleet management services. Thus, the final
product of this mobile application is a one-stop
solution for vehicle tracking and management.
B221: A Proposed Sustainable Model Of
Waqf Higher Education Institutions
Noor Azura Zainuddin1, Rusnadewi Abdul Rashid,
Hasyeilla Abd Mutalib, Siti Fatimah Sudin, Rabitah
Harun
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followed by Islamic schools or arabic study system
and now expanding to higher education institutions.
This innovation aims to propose a sustainable
model of waqf higher education institutions which
includes three key elements outlined in the hadith
of Abu Hurairah RA. The model includes devout
children, useful knowledge and sadaqah jariah.The
discussion in this invention is based on a
conceptual study. Secondary data was used to
collect the relevant information related to
endowment (Waqf). The proposed model is
expected to realize the ultimate goal of establishing
waqf institutions of higher education that would
give remarkable impacts in terms of helping the
public. The three elements in the model are hoped
to generate a complete and continuous cycle that
encourages everlasting waqf practice.
B222: Aluminium Can Fling Machine
*Dereje Engida Woldemichael, Raihan Amalina
binti Mohd Sharfri, Wan Ekhalifah bin Wan Mohd
Shuhaimi, Derek Ho Yong Hon
Mechanical Engineering Department, Universiti
Teknologi Petronas
*dereje.woldemichael@petronas.com.my,
+60175655753
Recycling has been one of the biggest issues and
contributed to poor waste management in Malaysia.
Solutions are being implemented from time to time
to enhance the recycling culture. ‘Aluminium Can
Fling Machine’ aspires to reduce the recycling
problem that is prominent in our country. This
innovation specifically aims to cultivate the culture
or recycling aluminium cans while ensuring
interactive and interesting separating process for
aluminium cans. This machine is inspired by a
public interest game called ‘Angry Birds’, where
users can shoot their own aluminium crushed cans
into the basketball net by controlling the catapult
properties. It allows users to crush their can trough
mechanical means before shooting them into the
net, which eventually saves a lot of time and energy
of workers and companies for this process. This
machine serves to attract users to continuously
recycle their aluminium cans rather than throwing
them into conventional dustbins, which greatly aid
in the process of collecting aluminium cans that can
sustain our resources for the future generation.
Academy Of Contemporary Islamic Studies,
noorazura@perlis.uitm.edu.my1, 013-4300654
Education Endowments (waqaf) in Malaysia has
existed ever since the arrival of Islam in the
country in the 15th century. The evolution of waqf
influenced education system began with madrasah,
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B232: RMATHs - Mobile Based
Numeracy Learning Application for
Learning Disabilities Students
Zaidatun Tasir, Rozita Abdul Jalil, Shaharuddin
Salleh
Faculty of Education, Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, Skudai, 81310 Johor, Malaysia
p-zaida@utm.my, 0197790553;0127151391
Mobile Based Numeracy Learning Applications
(RMATHs) is an educational tool that consists of
five mobile apps with different learning objectives
and outcomes. RMATHs focuses on learning
disabilities (LD) students in primary schools in
Malaysia specially for students in Special
Education Integration Program (SEIP) classes. The
content was adapted and aligned with the
Integrated Curriculum for Learning Disabilities
issued by Ministry of Education Malaysia (2010).
Learning activities and environment of RMATHs
are based on Constructivist Learning Environment
(Jonassen, 1999) and Cognitive Theory of
Multimedia Learning (Mayer, 2003). The apps
were developed using Adobe Flash Professional
CS6 with AIR 19.0 integration and Actionscript
3.0. The unique features of RMATHs are the use
of attractive technology-based tool, which is
mobile devices; and the design of learning
interaction and activities is suitable for LD’s
students. LD students are expected to understand
the topic they learnt through RMATHs that
specially design according to their needs. This
invention can improve LD students’ performance
and motivation in learning Mathematics.
Furthermore RMATHs will play a role to create an
attractive learning environment for students with
LD. This product also has the potential to produce
human beings including those with LD with basic
numeracy knowledge and skill to be applied in their
daily life. RMATHs is a market-ready product
with five copyrights and one trademark filling and
looking forward to be commercialized.
B237: Flood n’ Float (FnF)
Teo Wee, Osamah Sadeq Ali, Kilian Lau Meow
Hing
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department,
Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Bandar Seri
Iskandar, Tronoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan
teo_wee@petronas.com.my, 605-3687355
In recent years, Malaysia has experienced the worst
monsoon floods in the decades from December
2014 to January 2015. The affected areas are
mostly in the east coast states and northern region
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of Peninsular Malaysia. There were more than
200,000 peoples affected and 21 were killed in the
flood. This problem has led to an effort to minimize
the loss of life and property in the event of flood.
Flood n’ Float (FnF) is an amphibious house design
aimed to provide permanent solution to the losses
and damages on the residential houses caused by
floods in Malaysia. The idea of this project is to
design a float residential house by fully utilizing
Archimedes’ Principle and integrating relevant
engineering concepts and calculations. The general
design of the project consisted of two main
subsystems, namely (a) the buoyancy system, and
(b) the guiding system. Flood n’ Float (FnF) is a
highly integrated project in the midst of a reputable
future that was instilled in the minds of young
technopreneurs that aim to create an economical
design in the sustainable 21st century amphibious
house.
B238: House Gecko Smart Trap
Noor Azizan Rahman B Paiman, Noor A'yunni
Muhamad, Nur Adibah Nadiah Binti Mohd Aripin
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Perak, Seri
Iskandar, Bandar Baru Seri Iskandar, Perak
nurad370@perak.uitm.edu.my
House gecko or hemidactylus frenatus are
commonly known as house lizard. House lizards
are reptiles that are to be frank, hated by most of us
people worldwide. House gecko can easily been
identified since their characteristic which tend to
climbing walls and buildings for insect and they are
very attracted to lights. These geckos are not
dangerous to humans however they do have a
unique characteristic which tend to lose their tail
when alarmed. However their habitats which
always throw their dirt everywhere are quite a
problem especially in terms of hygiene in Islamic
manner. There are some reasons why, mainly their
droppings which are very unhygienic especially if
they are found in restaurants, day-cares and such
places. House gecko does not have a specific place
to throw their animal droppings or simply identify
as ‘dirt’. They tend to throw the dirt anywhere and
everywhere. To solve this problem, it's time for us
to invent a trap that will help to trap the lizards but
not killing it. Since they are easily found and easily
attracted to light, house gecko usually can be seen
especially in public places such as mosque,
restaurant, schools and other public places. This
situation automatically affected the images of
public places since people will always found their
‘dirt’ in floor, windows, book shelf and almost
everywhere. Based on this notion, this research
aimed to invent a smart trap exclusively for house
gecko which is nature friendly without using any
chemical sources, easy to handle without killing the
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geckos and smartly design for people to place the
trap everywhere and anywhere (common trap
usually can only be placed on the floor). This trap
will be invented inspired by Malays traditional fish
trap which is the "bubu".in the other hand, this new
invention will also reflect the new art and design
product. Since the objective of this study is to
maintain cleanliness in public spaces especially at
mosque by inventing a smart trap which harmless
to human and to geckos themselves, experimental
and exploration on material and design concept will
be emphasize so that the objective of this research
will be successfully achieve. The findings of this
study will help people acknowledging hygiene
issue effected by house gecko’s dirt which most of
them does not aware of . The findings will also
help to expand the idea of innovation and invention
which contributes in people’s daily lives.
B240: Sistem Penilaian Bersepadu
Projek Tahun Akhir (FAIS) Ijazah
Sarjana Muda (Kepujian) Fizik AS203
Syamsyir Akmal Senawi1, Fairuzdzah Binti
Ahmad Lothfy 2, Norihan Yahya 3, Badrul Hisham
Mohd Nor4, Azman Kasim5, Azhan Hashim6,
Muhamad Sukri Muda7
Fakulti Sains Gunaan, Universiti Teknologi MARA
Pahang, 26400, Bandar Tun Abdul Razak Jengka,
Pahang
syamsyir@pahang.uitm.edu.my1(0192268706),
badrul897@pahang.uitm.edu.my2,
fairuzdzah@pahang.uitm.edu.my3,
azman615@pahang.uitm.edu.my4,
norihan@pahang.uitm.edu.my5,
dazhan@pahang.uitm.edu.my6
Pembentukan
kerangka
panduan
projek
penyelidikan tahun akhir yang andal adalah
mendesak bagi program Ijazah Sarjanamuda
Kepujian Fizik (AS203), Fakulti Sains Gunaan
UiTM Pahang. Panduan yang andal merangkumi 3
aspek utama disertasi iaitu komitmen dan amali
yang diusahakan oleh para pelajar, penulisan yang
ditegakkan pada akarnya yang umum (Pengenalan,
Kajian Literatur, Kaedah, Keputusan dan
Perbincangan, Kesimpulan) serta penyampaian dan
pembentangan yang berkesan. Huraian atau tafsiran
yang persis dan jelas kepada komponen yang
umum adalah penting bagi membolehkan gaya
penulisan yang wajar dikalangan para pelajar dapat
diaruhkan. Pemetikan konteks pada jalur yang
salah, maklumat yang tidak relevan, tidak fokus
terhadap kajian yang dilakukan, ketidakselanjaran
kajian literatur, analisis yang menyimpang, serta
perbahasan dan ulasan yang lemah merupakan
masalah utama yang membelenggu para pelajar
dalam menyempurnakan projek tahun akhir. Dalam
pada itu penilaian yang dilakukan terhadap projek
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tahun akhir oleh penyelia dan panel penilai adalah
terlalu subjektif, terbuka kepada tafsiran penilaiaan
yang tiada sandaran serta mengundang perbezaan
markah yang ketara. Oleh yang demikian Sistem
Penilaian Bersepadu Projek Tahun Akhir Ijazah
Sarjana Muda (Kepujian) Fizik AS203 atau “Final
Year Project Assessment Integrated System (FAIS)
menyediakan panduan yang bersifat komprehensif
kepada pihak-pihak berkepentingan meliputi
pelajar, penyelia, panel penilai dan penyelaras.
Melalui sistem ini proses penilaian akan menjadi
lebih berobjektif, serta menjurus demi pemarkahan
yang telus dan berjustifikasi. Manakala para pelajar
akan mempunyai perpektif yang jelas mengenai
kriteria projek tahun akhir iaitu pintu kepada proses
penyelidikan yang bersifat perdana. Penyelaras
akan mengkoordinasikan proses ini secara atas
talian melalui Algoritma yang ditala khusus
melibatkan pemilihan dan perlantikan penyelia dan
panel penilai (surat perlantikan terjana secara
automatik), penentuan pemberat penilaian yang
anjal serta pemurnian proses penilaian. Maka FAIS
dilihat sebagai pilihan bagi penyelasaian kepada
cabaran yang menghambat.
B241: Production of Vermicompost
from Agricultural Waste
Noor Zuhairah Samsuddin, Norhanani Ahmad 1,
Noor Azura Zainuddin, Razif Muhammed Nordin
Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology,
norhanani615@perlis.uitm.edu.my1, 019-2965766
Vermicompost is the product that was produce
from the composting of organic materials by using
worms. This product can be used as organic
fertilizer and a part of materials in media mixture.
Commonly, agricultural waste such as mushroom
cultivation media was dumped away. This situation
will cause environmental pollution due to the bad
smell and unattractive views. Therefore, to
overcome this problems this agricultural waste was
used as a main media together with animal manure
to produce vermicompost. This technique was
found successful and it might generate side
incomes to the farmers.
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B243: i- Performance Ranking Model of
Takaful Companies
Roshima Said1, Shahida Farhan Zakaria2, Sharifah
Nazura Syed-Noh3, Noor Zahirah Mohd Sidek4,
Abd-Razak Ahmad5
Faculty of Accountancy1, Faculty of Business
Management3,4, Faculty of Computer and
Mathematical Sciences2,5, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, Malaysia
roshima712@kedah.uitm.edu.my, 013-4462446
Most studies evaluate the performance of Takaful
companies based on cost or profit efficiency. To
use the conventional approach to evaluate Islamic
entities is not enough. Islamic financial institutions
have to fulfil the requirements of Maqasid alShari’ah that is to promote the well-being of
mankind. Hence, the objective of this study is to
propose a new model, which will incorporate
Shariah based of non-financial performance
(corporate social responsibility (CSR) and
financial-performance (Cost-profit efficiency ) of
Takaful companies. We aim to give weight and
rank the importance of CSR activities and, together
with cost-profit efficiency, use this information to
rank the performance of Takaful companies. The
approach is a measure of efficiency based mostly
on cost or profit alone to assess Takaful companies
misses the essence of what the companies aim to
achieve. These companies have to meet certain
social objectives and priorities as required by
Shariah, which include the preservation of life,
lineage, intellect and wealth. By not recognizing or
acknowledging the contributions made by the
companies to the society, employees, clients and
stakeholders will discourage the companies from
increasing
their
CSR
(corporate
social
responsibility) contributions. To overcome this
shortcoming we propose a new set of approach to
evaluate and rank the performance of Takaful
companies. Besides profit and cost, the model will
account for the activities contributed under the
companies’ CSR initiatives. This qualitative
information will be quantified and ranked using
analytic hierarchy process and makes up what we
propose as an Islamic or i-CSR index. Together
with cost and profit efficiencies, the i-CSR index
forms Islamic or i-performance, a novel benchmark
model to evaluate and rank the performance of
Takaful companies. Companies with good
reputation will attract more clients. This will be the
main contribution of the proposed study which
complements the economic transfer program in
making Malaysia an indisputable global hub for
Islamic finance. The instrument used will generate
results that are expresses in the form of index,
which we termed as Islamic Performance Index (iPI), a high index shows the higher Islamic
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performance embracing both financial and nonfinancial performance of Takaful companies. These
instruments will be potentially commercialized in
collaboration with Islamic Financial Institution,
Bank Negara, Malaysia International Islamic
Financial Centre (MIFC), Shari’ah Advisory
Council of Bursa Malaysia, Shari’ah Advisory
Council of Securities Commission Malaysia and
Shari’ah Advisory Council Islamic Financial
Institution etc. The index will be named as “i-PI”
Index Calculator” and shall be developed in the
form of software which can also be accessed
through mobile phones.
B244: Personality and Audit Values
Evaluation (PAVE)
Takiah Mohd Iskandar, Zuraidah Mohd Sanusi,
Razana Juhaida Johari and Aida Hazlin Ismail,
Sayed Alwee Sayed Hussin
Accounting Research Institute, Universiti
Teknologi Mara, Kampus Shah Alam
takiah.iskandar@gmail.com, +6019-2728880
The ethical decision-making process begins when
an individual recognizes an ethical dilemma.
Subsequently, the individual makes a judgment and
forms behavioral intentions, which are thought to
be predictive of actual behavior. With the expected
increase of ethical dilemmas in auditing, making
ethical judgment is becoming an increasingly
complex procedure. This process is affected by
individual, situational and issue-contingent factors.
The availability of this product may help auditors
to identify their types of personalities such as
skepticism, ethical orientation and goal orientation
that will enhance their audit judgments. The main
objective of this product is to assist the auditors in
ascertaining their personality and audit judgments
which include the materiality judgment and ethical
judgments.
B245: Recycle Polyvinyl Material for
Eco-Friendly Products: Eco-Pockets
Rozarina Johari1, Sharifah Raudzah S Mahadi1,
Intan Nor Firdaus Muhammad Fuad1, Nurul Nadiah
Jamaludin1 and Ahmad Khairul Azizi Ahmad1
1
Faculty of Art & Design, Universiti Teknologi
MARA Cawangan Perak
rozar720@perak.uitm.edu.my
Banners, buntings and posters are very common
ways of communication nowadays. Polyvinyl
material is often used as main material for these
banners, bunting and poster. Due to this fact, it
increases the wasted material once it is used. Even
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though multimedia has replaced conventional
communication, printed verbal such as banners,
buntings and posters are still widely used around
the world. The biggest concern is how we manage
the material after it has done its job. Priority of this
project is to proposed better ways of utilizing this
recyclable material to its fullest potential. Through
recycle we can promote awareness on better ways
of disposing polyvinyl material. The purpose of this
project is to recycle the waste products of bunting,
banners or posters to become an indoor or outdoor
vertical garden, to encourage gardening activity
especially at work place and house and also to
utilize by small space such as office, apartment or
condominium. Through this project, we hope to
inspire ideas to create endless products and
inventions that use the same material.
B246: Corporate Zakat Responsibility
Index of Islamic Financial Institutions
Khairunnisa Abd Samad1, Roshima Said2, Ida
Normaya Mohd Nasir3, Murshida Mahshar4,
Masrul hayati5
Faculty of Business Management1,4,5, Faculty of
Accounting2, Faculty of Computer and
Mathematical Sciences3
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
khairunsamad@melaka.uitm.edu.my, 018-9083442
Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs) must conduct
their activities which are not in contradiction of
Shari’ah law. Islamic banks were the first to get full
support from the Bank Negara Malaysia to make
Malaysia the first hub to introduce the Islamic
finance to the world. IFIs had caught attention in
the global world and growing tremendously since
then. The fundamental values of IFIs to act
accordingly with Shari’ah Law which to avoid
interest, gambling, ambiguity and prohibited
activities. Also IFIs is accountability to the social
activities as well such as Corporate social
responsibilities (CSR). CSR is not compulsory on
IFIs but extensive research had shown that CSR
improve the image of companies’ performance and
provide positive impact to the society. Apart from
that, there is one voluntary act that is compulsory
on IFIs which is to pay corporate zakat. Since the
IFIs claims to be Islamic organizations, IFIs must
depict the true Islamic values which is every entity
of Muslim must pay zakat due as part of pillars of
Islam. However, most of studies on IFIs and CSR
were found to establish a model or extend
dimensions for CSR but neglecting compulsory
obligations which is zakat. Thus, the purpose of
studies is to propose a new set of dimensions for
corporate social responsibilities that include zakat
dimensions specifically for IFIs. These dimensions
will be quantified and ranked using analytic
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hierarchy process and makes up what we propose
as Corporate Zakat Responsibility index that will
have impact on the companies’ performance. A
higher index indicates IFIs satisfy the social
accountability and full disclosure according to
Shari’ah Law. The index is one of novel
contribution which complements the economic
transfer program in making Malaysia an
indisputable global hub for Islamic finance. These
instruments will be potentially commercialized in
collaboration with Zakat institutions, Islamic
Financial Institution, Bank Negara, Malaysia
International Islamic Financial Centre (MIFC),
Shari’ah Advisory Council of Bursa Malaysia,
Shari’ah Advisory Council of Securities
Commission Malaysia and Shari’ah Advisory
Council Islamic Financial Institution etc. The CZR
Index Calculator shall be developed in the form of
software which can also be accessed through
mobile phones.
B249: Eco-Pac Plastic from Polylactic
Acid Filled Coconut Coir Husk
A. Zuliahani, W.I Nawawi, O.Munirah, A.H.S
Helyati and A.S Nur Hanani.
Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM Perlis,
Malaysia
zuliahani@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 04-9882248
Natural fibers and biomass have attracted many
researchers and industries due to its eco-friendly,
low cost and abundance availability to be used in
biocomposite fabrication. Coconut coir husk (CCH)
fibers constituents such as cellulose, hemicellulose
and lignin makes it an ideal future materials to be
applied and utilized as reinforcement filler in
composite materials. CCH and Poly lactic acid
(PLA) blend films were successfully prepared via
solvent casting method and its properties were
evaluated. The PLA-CCH biocomposite produced
at 50% fiber loadings displayed promising result in
biodegradability and tensile properties. The rate of
biodegradability improved 20% in comparison with
neat PLA whereas tensile strength exhibited an
increment with addition of CCH fibers. The
produced blend films of PLA-CCH biocomposite
has great potential to be used as food packaging
films, eco-pac plastic.
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B254: Built-up Cold-formed Steel
Column Filled with Concrete
Mohd Syahrul Hisyam Mohd Sani, Fadhluhartini
Muftah, Mohd Fakri Muda, Marzuki Ab. Rahman
Mara Pahang
msyahrul210@pahang.uitm.edu.my, +60123267055
Cold-formed steel section (CFSS) has been utilised
as the structure for flexural and compression
member in the construction and building. This is
because the varieties of advantages such as high
strength to weight ratio, corrosion resistance, non
combustible material, ease of fabrication and ease
of installation when compared with hot-rolled steel.
Normally, CFSS with channel, zee and hat section
is broadly established in the construction industry.
Built-up CFSS is usually produced by normal
section and connected by using fastener. Built-up
CFSS can achieve higher stability, the symmetry of
it can eliminate the eccentricity between shear
centres and lastly minimize the buckling effect. The
cold-formed steel channel sections are selected
with 100 mm of the web and 50 mm of the flange.
The section is placed face to face and fastened by a
bolt, M10. The bolt also served as a medium to
strengthen the bonding between steel and concrete
and organized to reduce brittle crack. The bolt
arrangement of end spacing of 200 mm and central
spacing of 250 is selected. Finally, the concrete
with grade 30 MPa is placed and filled in built-up
cold-formed steel column. Therefore, built-up coldformed steel column filled with concrete not only
eliminate the timber formwork during construction
but also provide higher load resistance.
Additionally, the built-up cold-formed steel column
filled with concrete is lead to cost savings in
material usage, less of waste material in site that
influenced to sustainable development, more
accurate detailing, termite-proof, substantial
elimination of delays due to weather and lastly
recognized as high fire resistance.
B255: Interactive Reading
Comprehension Material (e-BIKAM)
Adenan Ayob
Faculty of Language and Communication, Sultan
Idris Education University, Tanjung Malim, Perak
adenan@fbk.upsi.edu.my, 012-3016998
This system was produced and innovated in the
form of digital and virtual. This system is known as
e-BIKAM, interactive-based reading materials for
teaching and learning Malay in primary schools.
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The target audiences are second year students in
primary school, including teachers. Malay teacher
is a teacher who teaches the second year students.
This system is developed based on Dick and Carey
(1990) instructional design. This computer-based
multimedia materials was developed based on all
the multimedia elements; text, graphics, audio,
animation and video. All elements are integrated to
the
teaching
and
learning
of
reading
comprehension, including the reinforcement of
students thinking in reading that based on higher
order thinking skills. Technical structure of this
system is fully interactive. All items as part of the
material were adapted to the requirements of the
Malay Language Syllabus for Primary Schools.
The technical structure is based on a database by
using web hosting. This material is suitable for
teaching reading in order to substitute teacher.
B258: Eco-solar Cooker
Badrul Hisham Mohd Nor1, Norihan Yahya2,
Syamsyir Akmal Senawi3, Azhan Hashim4, Azman
Kasim5, Muhamad Sukri Muda6, Nasharudin
Sulaiman7
Fakulti Sains Gunaan, Universiti Teknologi MARA
Pahang, 26400, Bandar Tun Abdul Razak Jengka,
Pahang
badrul897@pahang.uitm.edu.my1 (0199185345),
norihan@pahang.uitm.edu.my2,
syamsyir@pahang.uitm.edu.my3,
dazhan@pahang.uitm.edu.my4,
azman615@pahang.uitm.edu.my5
matya@pahang.uitm.edu.my6
nasharudin@pahang.uitm.edu.my7
In the United States and Europe, solar cookers are
gaining in popularity due to increasing
environmental awareness. However in developing
countries such as Malaysia, the technology has
been very slow to be accepted. Even though our
country has been blessed with sunshine most time
of the year, the use of solar cookers are very rare.
Oftentimes solar cookers are only built as science
projects. To increase the usage of solar cookers
among Malaysians, the team has developed a
locally designed solar cooker named ‘Eco-solar’.
Eco-solar is able to achieve temperatures in excess
of 100oC thus allowing the boiling of water to kill
harmful organisms. This feature would be very
useful in remote areas of the country. The time
needed for preparation of food is less than 1 hour.
Eco-solar is also able to store heat collected during
the day to allow access to warm food at night. The
use of Eco-solar solar cooker will reduce the
amount of fossil fuel or biomass used in the
cooking of food. As a result its use will contribute
to the wellbeing of the environment.
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B259: IKBAR: New Instrument for
Measuring and Profiling Adversity
Quotient (AQ) Among Polytechnic
Students in Malaysia using Rasch Model
1
Mohd Effendi @ Ewan Mohd Matore, 2Ahmad
Zamri Khairani, 3Nordin Abd Razak
1
Department of Mathematics, Science and
Computer, Politeknik Sultan Azlan Shah, Behrang,
Perak
2,3
School of Educational Studies, Universiti Sains
Malaysia, Penang
1
effendi_ewan@yahoo.com,
2
ahmadzamri@usm.my, 3norazak@usm.my
1
0192896080, 20195492525, 30174559554
Adversity Quotient (AQ) can be define as ability or
capability of an individual to put up a struggle in
facing and overcoming adversities, problems or
difficulties and turn them into an opportunity for
greater achievement. AQ is a new conceptual
framework for understanding and enhancing all
facets of success. The nature of working in
Technical and Vocational sectors nowadays
requires the individuals who are resilient and able
to face the challenges. Sometimes students with
high IQ, EQ and SQ do not guarantee their ability
to face the challenges in life and the environment at
the institutions like polytechnics. Measuring AQ is
a vital in order to identify the weak polytechnic
students to be guided by counsellors and educators
in order to achieve excellent academic
performance. The needs for developing Adversity
Quotient Instrument (IKBAR) are in high demands
especially it have been emphasized in many
researches previously. However, there is lacking of
empirical evidences for the evaluation of
psychometric properties of AQ instruments using
Rasch model in Malaysian polytechnic context.
The main objective of this innovation is to develop
the Adversity Quotient Instrument (IKBAR) and
evaluate the psychometric properties in measuring
and profiling polytechnic students’ AQ using Rasch
model. Rasch model is a modern measurement
theory that able to overcome the weaknesses in the
Classical Test Theory. The endorsement of item for
each AQ construct with Rasch model is believed to
be capable of improving the quality measurement
of items. CORE model was used by emphasizing
the four constructs namely Control, Ownership,
Reach, and Endurance. IKBAR was developed
from the Instrument Development Model by Miller,
Lovler and McIntire (2013) involving ten steps
including design, development and validation using
37 experts and more than 3000 respondents of
polytechnic students for all phases of research.
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Data were analysed twice using WINSTEPS 3.71
based on Rasch model framework. The 66 items
have met all the main assumptions of Rasch model
such as item fit, unidimensionality, and local
independence. The analysis also examined item
polarity, differential item functioning, item person
map, rating scale, reliability and separation index.
The contributions of this innovation are the
development of IKBAR with high validity and
reliability using Rasch model, the replications of
expanding the theoretical CORE model in the
context of education, the potential of integrating
AQ with the main intelligence in Malaysia like IQ,
EQ and SQ as interpreted through the National
Education Philosophy, and the students’
performance as well. In fact, the norms and AQ
profile for polytechnic students in Malaysia
through logits value are unique compared to the
classical test theory. In terms of implication of this
study, it opened the room for the students to
perform self – and peer assessment for themselves
and among their colleagues based on the AQ
measurement items developed specifically for
Malaysian polytechnics context.
B262: Android Application to Test For
Nicotine Dependence
Umi Hanim Mazlan, Noor Syuhadah Ayub,
Raihana Zainordin, Nurul Hidayah Ab Raji and
Arifah Fasha Rosmani
Faculty of Computer And Mathematical Sciences,
UiTM Perlis
umihanim462@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 04-9882813
Nicotine dependence is categorized as tobacco
addiction where the smokers are unable to stop
taking cigarettes even though it causes harm. It is
estimated that tobacco used has increased the
deaths rates of smokers which is 5.4 million. It kills
up with an average of one person in every six
seconds. Many smokers do not realize that smoking
is dangerous until they have suffered with health
problems. If there is no prevention, the smoking
habits will leads to cardiovascular disease.
Therefore, the aim of this project to design an
application to measure the addictive level of
nicotine dependence using Fagestorm Test for
Nicotine Dependence Therapy (NRT) product with
appropriate dosage based on the nicotine level.
Thus, by using mobile application, the smokers can
interact with this application to monitor their
nicotine level. From the tests that had been
conducted, this application has been accepted by
the experts and also target user who are smoker.
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B264: Fast and Highly-efficient
Adsorption of different Dyes from
Wastewater/Aqueous Solution by a
Novel Conducting Polymer
B265: Drill-Greencem For Oilwell
Acidicing Job
Habibun Nabi Muhammad Ekramul Mahmud1*, A.
K. Obidul Huq1,2†, Rosiyah Yahya1, Michael
Adekunle Olatunji3 and Azizah Mainal1
Petroleum Engineering Department, Universiti
Teknologi PETRONAS
syahrir.ridha@petronas.com.my
1
Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science,
University of Malaya, 50603, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
2
Department of Food Technology and Nutritional
Science, Mawlana Bhashani Science and
Technology University, Santosh, Tangail-1902,
Bangladesh.
3
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science,
University of Malaya, 50603, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
Corresponding Author’s E-mail: *
ekramul@um.edu.my; †obidulhuq@gmail.com
Tel: +6 0169105973
Due to rapid urbanization, a large variety of
industries usually produce substantial amount of
different dyes in the environment, causes
considerable non-aesthetic pollution and serious
health-risk factors. Currently, a wide range of
mitigation technologies has been developed for the
removal of dyes from wastewater to decrease their
impact on the environment. As an innovative
alternative,
the
highly-efficient
conductive
polymeric adsorption processes for treating
wastewater containing dyes have been proposed.
The application of this polymeric adsorption is
benefiting from advantages such as ease of
preparation, low cost, versatility and ecocompatibility which is more feasible and cost
effective methods in future. Polypyrrole-based
conducing polymer was chemically synthesized by
using FeCl3.6H2O as an oxidant. Various
concentrations of artificial coloring agents such as
methylene blue, malachite green and congo red
were treated by newly developed PPy adsorbent
and the concentrations were measured by UV–
Visible Spectrophotometer. The results show that
PPy acts as an effective sorbent for the removal of
all dye and the sorption efficiency was very fast.
Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM) and Attenuated Total Reflectance Fourier
transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectroscopy were
used to characterize the surface morphology and
functional groups of the adsorbents, respectively,
before and after adsorption.
Syahrir Ridha, Utami Yerikania
Acid stimulation job is one of alternative technique
used to improve well productivity. However,
improper usage and design of this method may
pose problems to the cements surrounding the
perforation area of the well and it may lead to well
integrity problems. Currently, industries used
Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) as oil well
cements and it classified according to the reservoir
downhole temperature and pressure. OPC has
weaknesses associated with strength development
in acidic conditions. It may significantly reduce
cement strength and durability which in turn
cement integrity became failure. To overcome such
challenges, this research replacing Ordinary
Portland Cement with another cement materials
that resistance to acid attack. Advanced Scanning
Electron Microscopy (SEM) and X-Ray
Fluorescent (XRF) were used to describe both
microstructure and chemical deformations. The
result showed that the new cement system can
improve the wellbore integrity by resisting acid
alteration and penetration upon acidizing job. At
the same time the CO2 emissions from producing
conventional API cement can be eliminated by the
new geopolymer cement.
B271: B-GumeTM: Development of New
Bone Scaffold of Calcium PhosphateArabic Gum Complex
Salina Sabudin1, Muhamad Anas Marzuke1, Zul
Hazmi Hussin1 Mohd Hafiz Mail2, Mogana Das
Murtey2, Muhammad Usaid Ahmad2, Farah Anis
Shafie2, Fatanah Mohamad Suhaimi1, Azman
Seeni2
1
Advanced Materials Center (AMREC) SIRIM
Berhad, Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Kulim, Kedah,
Malaysia
2
Integrative Medicine Cluster, Advanced Medical
Malaysia (USM)
azmanseeni@gmail.com, 604-562417
Calcium phosphate (CP) scaffold which been used
in bone replacement therapy faced a problem of the
pore wall of the reticulated structure are often
cracked during the pyrolysis process due to its low
mechanical strength and high brittleness.
Therefore, here we try to develop new bone
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scaffold, B-GumeTM that using natural product
Arabic gum (AG) which had a beneficial effect as a
coating material for CP-scaffold. Our preliminary
data showed its excellent biocompatibility
condition with osteoconductive environment. We
believed B-GumeTM has a good potential to be used
especially in low-load bearing application.
B272: Kyeenaz TM Food: Development
of Stingless Bee Honey Based Food
Products
Mohd Hafiz Mail, Farah Anis Shafie, Mogana Das
Murtey, Muhammad Usaid Ahmad, Azman Seeni
Malaysia (USM), Bertam, Penang, Malaysia
azmanseeni@gmail.com, 604-562417
Non-healthy food products in the market nowadays
are said to be associated to metabolic syndrome
diseases (MSD) among people over the world.
Therefore we try to develop food that is formulated
with medicinal herbs as our new strategy for the
consumer’s health sustainability especially among
young generation. Kyeenaz TM food with current
production of chocolates, chewing gum, crispy
biscuits and dip sauce discloses stingless bee honey
as main ingredient with the additional of Nigella
Sativa, Arabic Gum and Olive oil. Each of the
listed ingredients are proven scientifically capable
to prevent diabetes, hypertension, heart disease,
cancer and even disease related with aging. Thus,
our foods are safe and healthy to any people
especially those with MSD. Our hope that these
foods can be widely consumed in our society and
build-up new generation with a better health
sustainability. Further investigation is on-going
especially to evaluate their preclinical assessment
prior to the clinical trials.
B277: ChikiePlasterTM: New SmartHalal Plaster For Wound Healing
Nurhidayah Ab. Rahim1, Syarifah Masyitah Habib
Dzulkarnain1, Noor Zafiza Zakaria1, Mohd Hafiz
Mail2, Muhammad Usaid Ahmad2, Farah Anis
Shafie2, Mogana Das Murtey2, Azman Seeni2
1
Faculty of Health Science, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, Pulau Pinang, Bertam Campus, Malaysia
2
Malaysia (USM), Bertam, Penang, Malaysia.
azmanseeni@usm.my, 016-4459786
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An ideal wound care management is a key
therapeutic outcome in the patients with mild or
severe injuries. ChikiePlaster TM as innovative
wound care product was designed specifically for
acceleration of wound healing process by using a
halal-animal substance (chicken waste product)
which was believed rich of Vitamin E.
ChikiePlasterTM served in the form of a patch as
wound healing dressing and protective agent
against skin infections or reduce wrinkles. This
animal waste product substance that is rich with
fatty acids and Vitamin E had capable in repairing
of cellular membranes and resuscitation of
mammalian cells, thus accelerating the healing
process and lowering the risk of scarring. The
chemical-based product can be avoided since it
may attribute to adverse side effects. We believed,
ChikiePlasterTM which is a Shariah compliant
product with non-toxic, low-cost supply and selfadhesive is attractive to user’s need.
B280: T2GAPEs : Temperature Tunable
Green Adhesive Polymer Electrolytes
Ramesh T. Subramaniam1, Abdul Kariem Arof1,
Ramesh Kasi1, Vengadaesvaran Balakrishnan1, R.
Shanti Rajantharan1, Ng Hon Ming1, Mohammad
Hassan Khanmirzaei1, Mohd Zieauddin Kufian1,
Ezra Morris Abraham Gnanamuthu2, Ismail Che
Lah1, Ramesh Singh3
1
Centre for Ionics University of Malaya,
University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur,
50603.Malaysia.
2
Lee Kong Chian Faculty of Engineering and
Science, Department of Electrical and Electronic
Engineering, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman,
Bandar Sungai Long, 43000, Malaysia.
3
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
50603.Malaysia.
ramesh@um.edu.my, +603 79674391
Improvements in solid polymer electrolyte
membrane characteristics are of great interest as it
can replace the liquid electrolytes currently used in
electrochemical devices.
In this research, a
membrane which can alter its adhesive property
when the working temperature of the energy device
increases beyond 50o C, is developed. The change
in the adhesive property is attributed to the heat
sensitive nature of the membrane which makes the
membrane exhibit a temperature-tunable adhesion
property. A polymer electrolyte membrane
composed of poly (methyl methacrylate-co-butyl
acrylate-co-acrylate
acid)
and
lithium
trifluoromethanesulfonate was prepared using
solution casting technique. The electrolyte material
has excellent performance characteristics and
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safety features such as temperature tunable
adhesion. The temperature tunable adhesive
polymer electrolyte does exhibit other excellent
properties such as being mechanically elastic. It can
elongate up to 200 % from its original length when
stretched. The elasticity of the polymer electrolyte
finds its importance in improving the efficiency of
the electrochemical devices. A thinner polymer
electrolyte with narrow separating space between
the electrode-electrolyte interfaces will reduce the
polymer electrolyte’s surface resistivity. The
polymer is highly transparent, adhesive towards all
types of materials inclusive of PTFE and has high
ionic conductivity.
B281: Motorized of Aggregate Impact
Value (M-AIV)
Saiful Bahari Bin Mohd Rashid, Tuan Noor
Rafidah Binti Tuan Hassan, Norasyikin Bin
Yaakub, Mohd Khairolnizam Bin Yunos, Norizan
Binti Zakaria
Department of Civil Engineering, Politeknik Sultan
Idris Shah, Sungai Lang Selangor
puteraluffy@gmail.com, 0192713077
Aggregate Impact Value (AIV) apparatus that
carried out manually was quite difficult to handle
by where it fully utilise human workforce. Besides
than, this apparatus was also heavy and did not
easy to be dislocated if shortage of manpower.
Safety while handling this apparatus should also be
emphasized. The main objective is to design the
layout of Motorized of Aggregate Impact Value
(M-AIV) apparatus that has been modified by using
AutoCAD Software. The second objective is to
build a prototype of Motorized of Aggregate
Impact Value (M-AIV).The final objective is to
compare the result of Aggregate Impact Value Test
between Manual apparatus of AIV and M-AIV
apparatus. The scope of this research is to design
and produce a prototype of Motorized of Aggregate
Impact Value (M-AIV) apparatus which is similar
to Aggregate Impact Value apparatus that done
manually. The research is about an improvement on
the aggregate impact value apparatus to make it
becomes easier to be applied and handle. This
apparatus is portable after being added some
component to simplify the method of handling
without used much work energy.
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B293: DigiTuss- A New Method to
Determine Turbidity and Total
Suspended Solids Using Digital Image
Processing
Amalina Amirah Abu Bakar, Badrul Nizam Ismail,
Khairul Ammar Muhammad Ali, Nor Azliza
Akbar, Masyazwani Mahassan
Mara
amalina.amirah@ppinang.uitm.edu.my
0192820302
Turbidity and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) are
among the important parameters to indicate the
quality of water. In this innovation, an alternative
approach to determine both parameters is
developed. Digital image of a turbid water samples
are captured and parameters for the corresponding
samples are determined using existing Standard
Methods. The results show that there is significant
pattern between pixel intensity and both turbidity
and TSS. The relationships between them are best
represented by exponential equation. This research
provides a path to develop a new method in
determining turbidity and TSS of water.
B297: Secure IPv6 Transition
Framework (SIPTF): Towards the
Future Internet
Abidah Mat Taib1, Athirah Rosli1, Wan Ashiqin
Wan Ali2
1
Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Perlis
2
School of Human Development and
Telecommunication (iKOM), Universiti Malaysia
Perlis
abidah@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 04-988 2262
Handling security threats in the IPv6 deployment
among new security administrators would be much
easier when there is a comprehensive framework to
follow. Thus, this project presents Secure IPv6
Transition Framework (SIPTF) that comprises of
four major components: threat model, IPv6
Transition Security Concerns (6TSC), Enterprise
Network Security Concerns (ESC) and Security
Mechanisms Model (SMM).
It benefits the
network administrators in acquiring appropriate
knowledge and skills that will assist them in
identifying the threats and vulnerabilities, potential
attacks, and determining the appropriate
mechanisms to secure the deployment. Besides
using as a guideline for the process of transitioning
an enterprise network to IPv6, SIPTF can be
utilized to examine the implementation stage of
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IPv6 deployment. It addresses the problem from the
management and control perspectives in such a
way to facilitate the operations, administrations,
maintenance and provisions of the network. The
applicability of SIPTF helps the administrators
understand the chores involved to secure the IPv6
deployment and deal with Internet of Things (IoT)
security issues. Thus, SIPTF can be used to
prepare the administrators towards handling
security challenges in the present and the future
Internet.
B301: Green Recycle Mortar
Mohd Syahrul Hisyam Mohd Sani, Fadhluhartini
Muftah, Muhammad Isha Ismail, Marzuki Ab
Rahman
Mara Pahang, Bandar Jengka, Pahang
msyahrul210@pahang.uitm.edu.my, 0123267055
Mortar is a paste that produced by using sand,
cement and water. Mortar with flowable and
workable behaviour can be utilised as a binder or
used as material in construction masonry. A mortar
made with waste paper sludge ash (WPSA) as
cement replacement and bottom ash (BA) as fine
aggregate was investigated for its suitability in
construction and building purpose. Normally,
WPSA is occupied from waste paper recycling
industry and BA is taken from coal electric power
stations. Incorporation of recycled material such as
WPSA and BA in mortar is an appropriate way to
preserve natural raw materials such as limestone
and sand that can save energy and reduce landfill
problem. Special mortar with some advantages is
proposed to give a significant impact for replacing
of normal cement mortar. The advantages are
approached due to a problem that occurred from
collecting raw materials such as pollution problems
and environmental impact.
Besides, the raw
material sources of cement and sand is limited and
this issue engages with the ideas to produce new
material in mortar. From the experimental work,
the green recycles mortar with high compression
strength and lightweight when compared with
normal mortar was established.
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B304: Innovative Business Venture
(IBV)
Noraini binti Nasirun @ Hirun1, Nurwahida binti
Fuad1, Noor Hafizha Muhamad Yusuf1, Josephine
Tening Pahang2, Shahrul Amri bin Ab Wahab1
1
Teknologi MARA (Perlis)
2
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Perlis)
wahida.fuad@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 04 - 9882179
IBV is an outgrowth of I-Create, which extends its
participation to contestants outside UiTM (Perlis).
In line with the government’s effort to produce
graduates who will create their own jobs through
businesses, IBV serves as a platform to refine the
entrepreneurial skills of students in the tertiary
education, as well as inculcating their
innovativeness. As the judges also come from the
industry, IBV is also designed to facilitate the
commercialization of the products presented in the
competition. Another advantage for the participants
is the exposure they gain throughout the
competition. Its assessment consists of three
components, namely business plan report, oral
presentation, and prototype evaluation.
B305: Reuse Reduce Recycle Awareness
Kit (3RA-Kit)
Suhanom Mohd Zaki, Mohd Faizal Azrul Azwan
Mohammed, Mas’Udah Asmui
Teknologi MARA
suhanom@pahang.uitm.edu.my, 019-9822530
Today, waste and waste management has given rise
to many crucial issues such as expensive land
prices, health and safety issues, strict
environmental regulations, improper management
of waste disposal sites and landfill spaces
becoming limited. Failing in managing solid waste
leads to increased operation cost and damaging the
environment. In Malaysia, waste management and
waste minimization has been a responsibility of
many parties. The government through the National
Solid Waste Management Department, Ministry of
Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government
under the Solid Waste Management and Public
Cleansing Act 2007 (Act 672) has required the
separation of solid waste from 1 September 2015 to
seven states including Pahang. As one of the efforts
to support the government's move in managing
solid waste, a kids’ learning aid named, “Reuse
Reduce Recycle Awareness Kit or 3RA-Kit” is
developed. The 3RA-Kit is consists of a set of
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flashcards on solid waste and ways to separate
them, a tutorial video on teaching kids to separate
solid waste and a board game that related to solid
waste management and 3R. The objectives of 3RAKit are to provide clear information on how to
separate solid waste and cultivate good solid waste
separation practices among kindergarten children.
This is due to the research findings that earliest
years of a child’s life is a key to predict ultimate
success in school and life. These early learning
experiences are critical in determining factors for
emotional and intellectual development that will
affect how well a child will perform in school.
Therefore, this kit is developed for kindergarten
children so that they are expose to waste separation
and disposal at their early age. Furthermore, since
there is no specific syllabus in school and
kindergarten that emphasizes on solid waste
separation or reduce, reuse and recycle (3R), this
product might be useful to teachers in giving early
exposure to school and kindergarten children
relating to this matter. The 3RA-Kit might offer
stimulating and enjoyable learning experience
among the school children and at the same time
educate them on the Do’s and the Don’ts in waste
separation and 3R. It is hoped that awareness on
solid waste separation as well as 3R at an early age
may reduce the delivery of solid waste to the
existing landfill increase recycling rates among
Malaysian population.
B315: Production Line Quality
Management & Internal Control
Scoring System For Automotive
Industry
Mohamad Ridhuan Bin Mat Dangi, Nurul Ezhawati
Abd Latif, Rozainun Haji Ab Aziz, Rohaya Md
Noor
Faculty Of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi
Mara, Level 2, FPA Building, Bandar Puncak Alam
ridhuan@salam.uitm.edu.my
B316 Emergency Backpacking Water
Supply System For Military Units
Vikneswaran Munikanan, Muhamad Azani Yahya,
Mohammed Alias Yusof, Norazman Mohamad Nor
& Kuganeswaran Chandran
Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia, Kem
Sungai Besi, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
vikneswar1@hotmail.com
Water is the most important source during the
military missions. During the war Malaysia might
not face difficulties for water because Malaysia is a
one of the country that gets rainfall through out the
th
year and it has good river flows. But how clean is
the water for them to drink during the war? The
field water supply system must be able to provide
water for drinking and cooking. This type of
system could be used in any location, regardless of
the feed water quality, and function to provide
potable water for a short-term situation. In this
research a proper field water supply system was
designed which will consider a good treatment and
cost effective system to be used in Malaysian land
and terrain. This innovation facilitate to produce
filtration system of chemical free water treatment
system which can be used during military missions.
The first phase of the study is conceptual and
design phase for water source from Class II A and
the second phase for Class II B and below. This can
be used for operational area especially in Malaysia.
B318: Green Concrete Curing
Compound Using Sugarcane Bagasse
Muhamad Azani Yahya, Mohammed Alias Yusof,
Vikneswaran Munikanan & Shafir Ali Jawahar
Raja
Jabatan Kejuruteraan Awam, Fakulti Kejuruteraan,
Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia
azani@upnm.edu.my
A concrete element is expected to last a certain
number of years. In order to meet this expected
service life, it must be able to withstand structural
loading, fatigue, weathering, abrasion, and
chemical attack. The duration and type of curing
plays a big role in determining the required
materials necessary to achieve the high level of
quality. Curing is the process in which the concrete
is protected from loss of moisture and kept within a
reasonable temperature range. The result of this
process is increased strength and decreased
permeability. Curing is also a key player in
mitigating cracks in the concrete, which severely
impacts durability. Cracks allow open access for
harmful materials to bypass the low permeability
concrete near the surface. Good curing can help
mitigate the appearance of unplanned cracking.
Additionally, practical curing methods can enhance
sustainability by reducing the need for resource
intensive conditioning treatments, should the curing
method be incompatible with the intended service
environment. Typical recommendations for curing
of pavements allow the use of sheet curing, moist
curing, or application of a film forming curing
compound. Due to the large surface areas typical of
concrete paving the application of curing
compound to all exposed surfaces is the most
common curing method. Moist curing and sheet
curing of large surface areas may become cost
prohibitive due to the large quantity of materials
required to cover the full surface of concrete placed
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in any single day. According to selected
construction projects, the average cost of curing
process is 8% to 10% of concreting cost. Therefore,
an alternative method should be implemented to
save the cost of concreting works and project cost.
The research was done by mixing sugarcane
bagasse into a concrete mix. Sugarcane bagasse has
the fixture or slowing the concrete setting time and
it can retain the moisture content hydration process.
By putting the optimum content of sugarcane
bagasse into the concrete mix, concrete does not
have to cure and it saves the curing cost. Not only
for the curing process, sugarcane bagasse also
offering the increment of concrete strength in term
of compression and flexural also prolong the
setting time. Sugarcane bagasse considered as
waste materials. This approach is sustainable
because of using the waste material and it can be
collected with the minimum cost. By using this
method, it can act as natural curing compound and
the process of disposal such as burning can be
eliminated.
B320: NR3C1 Kit for Personalised
Detection of rs6194 C>T Single
Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) in
Human Subject
Siti Nooraishah Hussin, John Shia Kwong
Siew, Mohamed Razeef Abdul Razak
Faculty of Pharmacy, UiTM Puncak Alam
Campus, Kuala Selangor, Selangor.
Faculty of Art and Design, UiTM Puncak
Alam Campus, Kuala Selangor, Selangor.
Introduction The number of individuals with
metabolic syndrome (MetS) has increased
globally during the past two decades. Diseases
such as cardiovascular diseases, central obesity
and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) are
diseases that often be connected with MetS.
However, to define MetS, all five components
that is the BMI, waist circumference, blood
pressure, triglycerides, fasting blood sugar and
high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C)
levels must be investigated. Objective and
Method The kit is intended to genotype the
rs6194 C>T Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
(SNP) in NR3C1 gene of human subject using
Allele Specific Polymerase Chain Reaction
(ASPCR) method. (Novelty) Detection of
rs6194 C>T SNP in DNA of human blood
sample using newly designed primers with
newly ASPCR method development and
optimization method. Result The presence of
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rs6194 polymorphism is associated with
higher level of HDL-C level, in which the
presence of this variant may act as protective
effect and indirectly decrease the MetS risk in
human subject. The result is validated by using
direct DNA sequencing from the First BASE
Laboratory Technology with appearance of
C>T nucleotide change on the chromatogram.
Social
Implication/Usefulness/
Benefit
Identify patients at risk for low HDL-C and
metabolic syndromes risk Commercial Value
1) Personalised genotyping of rs6194 C>T
SNP using an accurate, cost effective and rapid
detection of ASPCR method 2) Involve noninvasive procedure with minimal reagents
usage that prevent toxic effects to the human
subject 3) Procedure can be conducted in an
in-house laboratory without involvement of
any expensive clinical setting parameters
Conclusion Due to the rapid increase of MetS
prevalence, it is prime time for action in the
detection and prevention across all ages in
Malaysia. One of the successful detection
methods is by using of the NR3C1 Kit.
B325: Enhancing Spatial Thinking
Ability In Teaching And Learning
Geography At Lower Secondary School
Zakaria Mat Arof¹, Ashraf Abdullah¹, Mohd Adhar
Abd Samad¹, Mohd Khairy Kamarudin¹, Arhamni
Binti Robian
Faculty of Architecture, Surveying and Geomatics,
mohdkhairy@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 017-6695996
Geographic studies involve various scenarios of
spatial phenomena. Recent techniques used in
schools are mostly conventional, where semi
structured a maps are being used. As a result the
process of the geographical fact finding is slow,
time consuming, high work load and demand high
endevourable spirit which might significantly
degrade the quality of teaching and learning in
geography for decision support process. In this
project, the existing curriculum of geography has
been investigated where the needs, problems and
solution were conceptualised and defined and
GISKit module has been developed and introduced.
The module includes web-based and non webbased approach designed suitable for the lower
secondary school. It has been a tedious work to
indicate the interest of the teachers and
effectiveness of the system in supporting the
application. The kit is supported by the GIS Open
source and use dynamic spatial data of difference
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sources. Various schools around the study area of
Kedah and Perlis were involved in the sharing
process. It was found that students and teachers’
perception toward using GIS as a teaching kit’s tool
is well appreciated and convinced. The survey
results shows the score of thinking level on
knowledge building, comprehension understanding
and application gadget is increase of more than
94% overall compared to before using GISKit in
teaching and learning Geography. However, a
complete module is yet to be achieved and still
being developed but the idea, concept and selfexperiential learning involving teachers and
students have been imparted. It is expected
however the GISkit will enlighten a new dimension
in teaching and learning geography in school and
make a genuine and worthwhile contribution to
enhance spatial thinking ability in the knowledge
building and decision process.
B326: Composite Mortar As A Thermal
Resistance For Wall Finishing
Vikneswaran Munikanan, Muhamad Azani Yahya,
Mohammed Alias Yusof and Rabiatul Adawiyah
Ahmad Raffiee
Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia, Kem
Sungai Besi, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
vikneswaran@upnm.edu.my
Wall, as a weather resistance provides a protection
to prevent outside temperature affect the room
temperature directly. The research intend to study
on the temperature effect on different type of walls
and insulation material, expanded polystyrene so
that the wall suit to the increasing temperature. The
approach of the study was based on experimental
research. The study reports the results of the
thermal resistance for clay brick wall and sand
brick wall that applying and without applying
polystyrene on the external surface of the wall. The
results show that heat flow rate for the clay brick
wall were lower than sand brick wall. In addition,
the thermal resistance of the wall that applied
polystyrene is higher than the wall that did not
applied polystyrene. Thus, the clay brick wall that
applied polystyrene had the highest thermal
resistance.
B333: Accounting is Easy : Play &
Learn Using Accounting Classification
Colour (ACC) Card
Amariah Hanum Hussin, Wan Mardyatul Miza
Wan Tahir, Ida Haryanti Mohd Noor, Dalila Daud,
Nurhidayah Ismail
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Mara (UiTM ) Negeri Sembilan Branch, Seremban
3 Campus, 70300 Seremban, Malaysia
amariah@ns.uitm.edu.my, 012-3952703
Engaging students are one of the greatest
challenges facing by lecturer. Thus, this innovation
educational game being developed to help lecturer
engage, entertain and educate students with a
captivating and interactive tool to supplement their
curriculum in an accounting subject for
introductory level. The game was incorporated the
accounting equation concept into playing this game
so that students will have fun in learning and thus
will improve their understanding on the effect of
accounting classification. Accounting is Easy
features a board game and more than 100 colour
cards represent for each accounting classification.
A group of students will be given the transaction
and have to pick the card and paste to the board
within the time allowed. The approach of the game
was designed for students to be competitive,
interactive and teamwork spirit rather than learn
though conventional method of teaching.
B334: Carbon Nanotubes Synthesis
from Fermented Tapioca by Immersed
Heater-CVD Method
I. Nurulhuda1, M. Z. Mazatulikhma2, M.
Rusop3
Faculty of Applied Sciences; Institute of Science,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Kuala
Pilah; Shah Alam, Malaysia
nurulnye@gmail.com, 6064832192
The Tapioca (Manihot esculenta) is known as “ubi
kayu” in Malay or cassava in English. It is
composed of groups of α-glucose that link together
by α-1,6; 1,4-glycosidic linkage to form starch (a
polysaccharide). Starch is source of carbon
arranged with other atom to form a glucose
structure. The carbon component in the starch was
applied as a precursor to synthesis carbon
nanotubes (CNTs). Since introduced by a Japanese
scientist in 1991, the precursor for carbon
nanotubes synthesis are fossil source (petroleum)
such as ethylene, methane, ethylene, acetylene,
benzene, xylene, cyclohexane and fullerene which
are linear hydrocarbon. This carbon source become
decreasing and alternative way is by looking at the
other sustainable source such as plant. The liquids
part of fermented tapioca is used as precursor to
produced carbon nanotubes. Since the precursor is
liquid part, the best method used are chemical
vapor deposition (CVD) method. However the
method was modified by attached to immersed
heater that will heat the precursor separately before
flowed into the CVD system. The CNTs
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synthesized was then characterized with FESEM,
thermogravimetric
analysis
and
Raman
spectroscopy.
B335: Repeater.MY: Mobile Amateur
Radio Repeater Finder
Mohammad Hafiz Ismail1, Nor Liyana Mohd
Shuib2
Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences1,
Universiti Teknologi MARA
Faculty of Computer Science & Information
Technology2, Universiti Malaya2
MohammadHafiz@perlis.uitm.edu.my1, ,
mypapit+repeater@gmail.com, +60127605169
Amateur Radio operators that are on the move
often uses portable radio which only capable of
transmitting low powered radio signal. This limits
communication range between radio operators,
especially during emergency situation. In order to
remedy this, Amateur radio repeater is used to
retransmit the signal from portable radio at a higher
power level, effectively increasing transmitting
range. However, currently there are no
comprehensive database which list nearest amateur
radio repeaters by location, as current method relies
on logbook and hardcopy notes maintained by
amateur radio communities which might be
outdated (Frequencies, Tone, and Shift used to
access these repeaters may change over time).
Repeater.MY solved these problems by having a
centralized database and allows operators to
contribute (crowdsource) to the database by
suggesting new repeater details should the
information is out of date. Repeater.MY also can
list nearest radio repeaters based on the operators’
current
geographical
location.
Therefore,
shortening the time taken by operators to look for
repeater frequencies and tone while traveling or
during emergency situation.
B338: Evaluation of Compressive
Cylindrical Rubber Damper (CCRD)
for Seismic Energy Dissipation
Nor Hafizah Binti Ramli, Alireza Kashani, Nasim
Sarrafi Aghdam,
Department of Civil Engineering, University
Malaya
kashani@siswa.um.edu.my
The use of Compressive Cylindrical Rubber
Damper (CCRD) as a dissipating device in
structural systems is very promising in terms of
controlling the structural response under live
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actions like wind or earthquake. This type of
dissipating device can in fact be used to realize
dissipative steel bracings which may be placed in
the interior of reinforced concrete or steel frames.
The dampers connected directly to rigid braces
increase of the frame stiffness and energy
dissipation capacity so that both the control of
lateral displacements in the case of small tremors
and the reduction of damage in the case of strong
motions are ensured. Comparison between rubber
damper and other types shows that the rubber
material can be good enough in compression but it
is not good practical in tension. Accordingly CCRD
can solve the main problem of this material
because; this type of damper just works under the
axial compression loading through the bracing
elements. And also the numerical calculation shows
enhancement of damping ratio and strength of rigid
frame due to lateral loading. It is expected that the
vibration control structure in which energy
absorption devices such as Compressive
Cylindrical Rubber Damper (CCRD) are
effectively incorporated to improve the earthquake
resistance will be used more widely in the future. It
is possible to make a structure plan in which
various steel and elasto-plastic rubber materials are
combined properly to form the highly elastic main
frame and improve the damper efficiency.
B346: Formation of The Invention
Housing Damage Assessment Form
Thuraiya Mohd, Mohamad Haizam Mohamed
Saraf, Siti Fairuz Che Pin, Dzulkarnaen Ismail,
Mohd Nasurudin Hasbullah
Universiti Teknologi Mara, Cawangan Perak
thuraiya.mohd@yahoo.com
B351: Student-Supervisor Intelligent
Recommendation System
Shukor Sanim Mohd Fauzi, Mohammad Hafiz
Ismail, Wan Asma Wan Mohammad Sobri, Anjila J
Binti Suali, Nursyaidah Binti Abdul Mutalib
Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences
(MALAYSIA)
mypapit@gmail.com ,
shukorsanim@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Matching students and supervisor from several
lecturers is very time consuming. Especially at the
time when there are many lecturers with different
expertise and area of interests. Thus, this project
introduces a recommender system for matching
Final Year Project (FYP) student and their potential
supervisors. The recommendation system works by
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having the student to give rating on their preference
on certain area of interests, and the system will
match their preference with supervisors. The
recommender system is also capable of suggesting
a list of potential supervisors should a similar
lecturer that a student selected is unavailable. The
system used two algorithms to find the similarity
based on several attributes to make the
recommendation.
The
algorithm
generates
recommendation based on a selection of
supervisors who are most similar to student’s FYP
area rating. The recommendation engine is
developed as a plain Java class which has the
advantage of easy integration other application
such as web, mobile and desktop application, the
algorithm in used in this recommendation system is
Pearson correlation and Euclidian distance. Future
works for this recommendation engine includes
improving the accuracy of the lecturer suggestion
by including more samples and integrating social
suggestion function.
B355: U C M S - University Courier
Management System Using Web SMS
Technology
Jiwa Noris Bin Hamid, Hawa Mohd Ekhsan, Siti
Rafidah Roslan, Ros Syamsul Hamid, Azmi Abu
Seman
UiTM Perlis 02600 Arau Perlis
jiwa_noris@perlis.uitm.edu.my
B356: Developing Parking Summons
System In UiTM Perlis Using Web And
SMS Technology
Hawa Mohd Binti Ekhsan, Jiwa Noris Bin Hamid,
Syazwani Binti Hasuni, Nora Yanti Binti Che Jan,
Ros Syamsul Bin Hamid
hawame@perlis.uitm.edu.my
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C5: Energy Saving Performance
Management System (ESPMS)
Nor Shahida Binti Razali, Nor Atiqah Binti Mohd
Amir, Siti Azlina Binti Abon, Siti Mariam Binti
Mohd Shokri
Universiti Teknologi Mara (Shah Alam)
shahidarazali@yahoo.com
C16: Magnesium Nitrate Hexahydrate
as A Dipersant for Fabrication of
Mwcnts-Pani Supercapacitor Electrode
Intan Syaffinazzilla Zaine, Solehah Fahdil, Nor
Hamizah Eleas, Siti Hajar Khalid, Nurul Nazwa
Mohammad
Department of Applied Sciences, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Malaysia, Permatang Pauh,
Pulau Pinang
intan.zaine@ppinang.uitm.edu.my,
012-4343559/011-32403727
Multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) are
difficult to disperse although have been
functionalized by acid treatments. These problems
hindered their films fabrication via electrophoretic
deposition (EPD) as well-dispersed colloid is the
main pre-requisite for success EPD. Thus, in this
study,
magnesium
nitrate
hexahydrate,
Mg(NO3)2.6H2O has been used as a dispersant to
promote stable dispersion of the colloids.
Moreover, the commercial polyaniline (PANi) is
added to study the effect of conducting polymer in
electrochemical properties of the MWCNTs film.
The MWCNTs film and MWCNTs-PANi
composite film were deposited on the nickel
substrates at 100 V for 4 minutes. FESEM images
show the globular structure of PANi present on the
surface of MWCNTs. The cyclic voltammogram of
composite film show strong defined peak while this
peak does not exist for MWCNTs film. The
additions of PANi have improved the voltammetric
output current. The specific capacitance of
MWCNTs-PANi composite film is 13.99 F g-1
whereas the specific capacitance of MWCNTs film
is 1.18 F g-1. The energy density of MWCNTsPANi composite film is 0.50 Wh kg-1 whereas the
energy density of MWCNTs film is 0.19 Wh kg-1.
Meanwhile the efficiency of MWCNTs-PANi
composite film is 37% whereas the efficiency of
MWCNTs is 13%. This study had proved that the
use of Mg(NO3)2.6H2O is possible for the
preparation of well-dispersed colloid in order to
fabricate film via EPD technique. The MWCNTsPANi composite film show high specific
capacitance, high energy density and
efficiency compared to MWCNTs film.
high
C18: Innovation: Modern Syartah
Md Hamzaimi Azrol Md Baharudin*, Nurazmallail
Marni**, Ahmad Muhyuddin Hassan**
*Faculty of Islamic Civilisation, UTM Johor Bahru.
**Faculty of Islamic Civilisation UTM Johor Bahru
Today's society is increasingly interested and keen
to do cupping. Sunnah treatment are trademark to
increase its adoption in local and international
levels. There are two methods that form the basis of
today's cupping a matter of debate among cupping
therapist, namely the use of needles and knives. The
debate took place because some authorities say
needles use in cupping is not in accordance with the
Sunnah and only use a blade to coincide with the
Sunnah of the Prophet SAW. The method of using a
blade in a cupped need experience, courage and
confidence in conducting incision blade in a
bloodletting. This is what causes many of the
cupping therapist not use a blade and took the safe
way by using a needle. Cupping is a method of
using a needle for a more effective and safe with
lancet pen is equipped with an adjustable depth of
the needle was pierced. This is in contrast to the use
of a knife that is difficult to adjust the depth and
breadth of nicks. Consequently, researchers are
asked to upgrade the existing use of the blade so
that it is easier to adjust the depth and breadth of
nicks and effectively to all cupping therapist that
are new in cupping therapy. The tool was developed
using a blade called "modern syartah" in
accordance with the purpose of the Prophet SAW
who called tapping the blade with 'syartah'. Modern
syartah product has its own unique appeal. Among
the main ones are easy to use because the blade
being used adjustable and has a design that fits with
the treatment. It is hoped that innovations
developed this gets a good reception from
individuals and parties responsible, particularly the
Ministry of Health (MOH) in order to practice this
treatment is recognized and in accordance with the
Sunnah as portrayed.
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C20: MediBand – A Medicated Bandage
For Healing And Cooling Problematic
Skin Condition
C31: COBASCC - Coal Bottom Ash as
Fine Aggregates in Self-Compacting
Concrete
Mohamad Azhar Azman, Hamidah Jaafar Sidek1,
Muhamad Shafizul Md Sharudin
Ahmad Farhan Hamzah, Norul Ernida Zainal
Abidin, Mohd Haziman Wan Ibrahim, Norwati
Jamaluddin
MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis
hamidahjs@perlis.uitm.edu.my1, 012-4810200
Skin infection is mainly caused by bacteria that is
widely experienced by people around the world.
The overuse of antibiotics has caused the
development of resistant strains of bacteria. Thus,
the need of a new natural antibiotics to provide
treatment to the infection caused by these bacteria.
MediBand or Medicated Bandage is a new idea of
medicinal product. This product is the combination
of two medicinal herbs commonly known as neem
and aloe vera. The ethanolic extract of Azadirachta
indica or neem leaves has showed promising
results in its antibacterial activity towards three
types of bacteria namely Pseudomonas aeruginosa,
Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus when
tested using the Disk Diffusion Method. The
effectiveness was shown by the largest inhibition
zone (18mm) in the reaction of the extract towards
Staphylococcus aureus. The basic idea in this
medicinal product is to use the extract of the neem
leaves as a potential antibacterial agent and the
cooling and healing properties of aloe vera gel
simultaneously as the major constituents.
MediBand is a modern and innovative medicinal
product that may serve as a medicinal remedy for
various illness and bring comfort to a variety of
conditions of users of all ages. Thus, MediBand
may contribute to the pharmaceutical field as a
medicinal remedy to relieve and sooth problematic
skin condition and infection caused by these
bacteria
C25: APAX
Asmahhan Abd. Razak, Mohd Hafreez, Mohd Hafiz
Faculty Of Education, Universiti Teknologi Mara,
Campus Section 17, Shah Alam
asmah804@salam.uitm.edu.my
C29: Webbing Tool
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia
ahmadfarhanhamzah@gmail.com, 012-9272322
COBASCC or ‘Coal bottom ash self-compacting
concrete’ is an invention work of current production
of self-compacting concrete. This new materials
type of concrete are unique compared to others by
utilizing coal bottom ash as fine aggregates. Coal
bottom ash is a solid residue produced through
combustion process in a coal-fired power plant. It
has been categorized as a waste and usually
disposed in the utility disposed site. The higher
demand on the power energy has results more coalpower plant are constructed and abundance of
bottom ash are produced. This research presents the
performance of COBASCC using coal bottom ash
as a partial replacement of fine aggregates in selfcompacting concrete on its fresh properties and
strength behaviours.
C33: Distance Detector
Roslinda Shamsudin , Aina Shasha Binti Hashimi,
Lee Gaik Li, Firdaus Bin Jamal Rashid, Nur
Hazlina Binti Abu
Faculty of Science and Technology, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia
aina1shasha@gmail.com, 018-2755805
There are many incidents nowadays where people
constantly misplaced, or accidently dropped their
valuable belongings such as cell phones, wallets
and keys. Therefore, distance detector came in
handy to alert the owner if they are a distance away
from their belongings to make sure they remember
to pick up their belongings. Besides, it can be also
used to make sure that an item is not placed far
away from its location. We used radio waves
between the detectors which it will give out an
alarm if the waves of one of the detectors were
missing.
Mohamad Fetri Bin Jaias
Giatmara Kepong Blok F,Ppr Intan Baiduri Kepong
fetri_jaias@giatmara.edu.my
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C36: Smart Wireless DC Power Supply
Rahimi Baharom, Khairul Safuan Muhammad,
Mohd Khairul Mohd Salleh and Muhamad Nabil
Hidayat
Centre for Electrical Power Engineering Studies,
Teknologi MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor
rahimi6579@gmail.com, 0126229230
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levels of consciousness a heart, we must ensure we
remain manageable for our faith and remain well
maintained. Thus, measuring tools of hearts by
Hisba reflection in Islamic Education ability to
control, guidance and educate ourselves to adhere
to the good and avoid the prohibition rule in Islam.
C39: E-DIREKTORI: Sistem
Pengurusan Direktori Secara Kendiri
1
Smart wireless DC power supply is a new type of
power supply that uses a combination of grid
connected and portable power based on solar
energy. The use of wireless power transfer offers
the ultimate convenience for consumers. It is
durable and does not wear out the contacts on
multiple insertions. Furthermore, state-of-the art
wireless power transmission (WPT) combined with
the solar panel and high power factor AC adapter
will provide portable with high power quality
power supply system. This amalgamation results in
better option to consumers requirements. In fact, the
solar panel is flexible-backed, capable to fold and
features an impressive four solar panels, which
allow it to absorb more sunlight. With LED digital
screen, voltage and current of power supply can be
displayed. Its small size and light weight make it
ideal for indoor or outdoor uses.
C38: Al-Mizan: Hisba Reflection AlNafs Toward Hereafter Stakeholder
Mardzelah Makhsin1, Mohamad Fadhli Ilias,
Masturina Imani Mohamad Fadhli, Mijda Aufa
Mohamad Fadhli
School of Education and Modern Languages,
College of Arts and Sciences,
Universiti Utara Malaysia
mazfaniy@uum.edu.my1
The measuring tool of al-Mizan by Hisba reflection
constructed based on Islamic principles. This tool
emphasizes the importance of soul as the center or
locus of self-awareness. The purpose of Hisba
reflection is to enhance the locus of faith,
repentance and awareness of obedience to Allah
SWT. This tool also helps people to assess
obedience to actions which was ordered and avoid
acts that are forbidden by Allah. Thus, the practice
of good or bad is the projection of a heart which
produces light or darkness of faith. This also related
by self-awareness to clarify the hearts in faiths or
sinners. From that, there are four levels of
awareness and clarity of the human heart that has a
conscience great soul of the believers; the black
heart of the heathen; a heart wrapped for the
hypocrites and the heart of the Muslim faith who
have irregular and easy defendant, based on four
Farah Amira Mohamed Nasser, 2Mohd Talmizie
Amron, 1Suhaily Maizan Abdul Manaf
1
Faculty of Business Management,
2
Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences,
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Terengganu),
Dungun, 23000 Terengganu, Malaysia
Email: talmizie@gmail.com
Senarai direktori adalah suatu keperluan penting
kepada setiap organisasi untuk dipaparkan di laman
web kerana senarai ini mengandungi maklumat
seperti nama, jawatan, no telefon dan email
individu yang bertugas dan berkhidmat di sesuatu
organisasi. Kepentingan direktori adalah untuk
memberikan maklumat kepada pengunjung laman
web tentang pegawai atau individu yang boleh
dihubungi untuk tujuan tertentu. Namun, seringkali
maklumat seperti no telefon, jawatan dan lokasi
pejabat tidak dikemaskini apabila pegawai bertukar
unit atau jabatan menyebabkan pengunjung laman
web gagal menghubungi pegawai yang sepatutnya.
Di laman web UiTM (Terengganu) senarai direktori
sangat jarang dikemaskini sehingga banyak
maklumat kakitangan samada pentadbiran mahupun
akademik salah dan tidak tepat sehinggakan masih
terdapat maklumat kakitangan yang sudah tidak lagi
berkhidmat di UiTM (T). Ini kerana senarai
direktori hanya boleh dikemaskini oleh webmaster
yang turut mempunyai bebanan tugasan lain. Oleh
itu, Sistem E-Direktori ini dibangunkan bagi
membolehkan kakitangan itu sendiri mengemaskini
maklumat mereka apabila bertukar pejabat, no
telefon, email mahupun ada perubahan jawatan
pentadbiran. Setakat ini, sistem ini hanya
memberikan kebenaran kepada pensyarah sahaja
untuk mengemaskini sendiri maklumat kerana
kakitangan akademik antara individu yang sering
bertukar pejabat dan no telefon pejabat disebabkan
oleh lantikan sebagai pentadbir dan sebagainya.
Manakala kakitangan pentadbiran, maklumat
dikemaskini oleh kerani setiap jabatan yang
berkaitan. Secara langsung, E-Direktori ini tidak
lagi bergantung kepada webmaster semata-mata dan
ini memberikan kesan yang positif kepada imej
universiti. Pada fasa berikutnya, sistem ini akan
turut mengandungi maklumat kepakaran dan
penerbitan bagi kakitangan akademik untuk rujukan
pengunjung laman web UiTM (T).
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C40: SIJAR (Smart Android Jacket for
Safety Riding and Relaxation)
Muhammad Nur Azis1, Azis Yasir Naufal, Ahmad
Fauzi, Nardo Golan, Novita Qurrota ‘Aaini
Faculty of Engineering and Medical, Brawijaya
University, Malang, Indonesia
nuraziezie@gmail.com1, 62-85736584587
Statistics from World Health Organization (WHO)
shows that the world's total number of traffic
accident deaths in 2015 was 1.25 million and 23%
of the accidents is motorcycle accident. Driver
fatigue is one of the major contributing factors to
fatal traffic crashes. There is an idea to create a tool
that beneficial to help reducing accidents due to
fatigue or drowsiness during driving by a device
named Smart Android Jacket for safety riding and
relaxation (SIJAR). SIJAR is equipped with
Android devices via Bluetooth, so the user can
easily set up the tool and see the condition of fitness
through android device. The mechanism of the tool
is counting the number of pulses by pulse sensor
and detecting oxygen saturation by oximetry. There
are three main systems, which are system that
producing electrical energy, warning system, and
relaxing system. It works by providing a relaxing
effect on the body through relaxation induced by
electrical current to stimulate nerve system, so that
the blood circulation in the body especially the back
will return to normal and the oxygen supply the
body will be a maximum anyway. The device is
very beneficial to prevent fatigue to reduce
motorcycle accidents. The tool is implemented in a
jacket that is portable for easy installation of
components.
C46: Real Time Lock Security System
Using Microcontroller and Android
Apps
Benny Eko Priharyanto, Arief Riadi, Rahmad
Widodo, Akbar Permana
Universitas Teknologi Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta
Indonesia
www.uty.ac.id, email: info@uty.ac.id
Real Time Lock Security System and Android Apps
Using Microcontroller is a microcontroller
development in the personal security by entering a
password to open the door, cupboard or bags.
Microcontroller as the control center for managing
passwords entered via the keypad. Password
changes every minute by using encryption formula
that we have developed. Password has been
scrambled every minute can be seen in android
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application that we have developed. This android
application has been synchronized with the
microcontroller with a Bluetooth module, allowing
the user can open the door by simply using a
smartphone. If the user's smartphone is lost, users
can still open the door by entering a password via
the keypad are available.
The formula randomization password every minute
:
(m + d)  (m + d + h) = Password
m=
minute (now)
d=
date
(now)
h=
hours (now)
The components that we use is as an Arduino Uno
microcontroller, RTC module to determine the
current time. through component RTC, time
parameters can we get to the formula scrambler
password every minute, Bluetooth module HC05 as
components for connecting smartphone users with
microcontroller, servo motors SG90 as a lock,
keypad to type in the password, 16x2 LCD to
display the time and password and Applications
android for see passwords that have been
randomized and also to unlock that have been
connected with Bluetooth. We use the Arduino IDE
to write microcontroller programming language and
APP INVENTOR to develop android apps. This
system is already in prototype Package. It takes
very low power, requires only a 5v power to
activate the whole component. This system is very
easy to use because it is in the prototype package.
This system is useful for highly mobile users who
want to secure their valuables in the cupboard or
room. The user can have a personal security system
with low costs and easy installation of components.
C52: Bamboo as a Cheap Precursor of
Activated Carbon for Supercapacitor
Application
Norakmalah Mohd Zawawi, Fazlena Hamzah,
Mahanim Sarif, Shareena Fairuz Manaf, Ani Idris
Biocatalysis & Biobased Material Research Group,
Green Technology and Sustainable Development
Research Community, Faculty of Chemical
Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA
akmalmz89@gmail.com, 01133380067
The establishment of supercapacitor has been
widely employed to harness its potential in hybrid
and electric due to their ability in storing energy
and fast conveying the store energy compared to
ordinary batteries. The judicious exploration of
supercapacitor into a strong platform of power
supply plays pivotal roles in research level for the
improvement of existing supercapacitor, decreasing
the cost of operation as well as to enhance the
operating life. In addition, supercapacitor serves
initial device of power supply must possess the
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ability to convey high power and energy
simultaneously. Supercapacitor is relies on upon the
consolidation of two factor which are exceedingly
small area that separates the opposite and highly
porous electrodes that illustrate immense surface
area. Activated carbon was observed to be a
suitable material for supercapacitor due to its
unique future of having high porosity and high
electrical conductivity which could liberate a high
specific power. From high pores size and surface
area, it leads to a high specific capacitance value.
Hence, it will contribute to the enhancement of
specific energy in the energy storage system. The
features of activated carbon consisted of high
specific surface area which more than 500 m2 g-1,
high specific capacitance within 70 Fg-1 to 300 Fg-1
and pore structure in mesoporous range 2-50 nm
width which has the immense characteristic as
supercapacitor. A unique combination of activation
process between chemical activation and
microwave-ultrasonic
activation
using
carbonaceous materials play a main action in
producing a good activated carbon for a good
performance of supercapacitor power supply.
Moreover, the utilization of bamboo addressed the
NKEA of Malaysia National Biomass Strategy
2020 by utilizing local biomass into industrially
significant product mainly in electronic fields.
C55: A Hydraulic Brake Bleeding
Apparatus
Mohd Hanafiah Bin Mat Jamlus1, Mohamad Azmi
Bin Md Haniffa2, Rahizal bin Mohd Khir3
Mechanical engineering Department, Politeknik
Ungku Omar
hanafiah.mj@gmail.com, 012-4517214
A hydraulic Brake Bleeding Apparatus is a device
that uses vacuum power from the vehicle engine
system to bleed off the air from the brake lines and
servos by means of a sole handler. Traditional
methods comparatively require two individuals to
complete the task and also use excessive manhours. Using the existing vacuum system that
located within the confines of the engine will create
a sufficient suction to bleed the brake fluid from the
nipples located at the brake callipers of the vehicle
and by designing a new prototype so device capable
of being handled by a single individual.
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C58: Green Product: Comparison
between Rice Husk with Kapok Fibre
and Rice Husk with Coconut Fibre as
Alternative Material for Landfill Liner
Nur Azwa Muhamad Bashar1, Nur Hazwani Abd
Aziz2, Nur Iylia Hidayah Fahmi3 & Nor Hafizah
Hanis Abdullah4
1, 2, 3,4
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Universiti
Teknologi Mara Caw. (Pulau Pinang), 13500
Permatang Pauh, Pulau Pinang.
Organic, inorganic and heavy metal were carried
along during the percolation of water with waste
thus produced leachate. The intrusion of leachate
through barrier will contaminate the groundwater.
Leachate accumulation can be minimizing by
providing most efficient landfill liner system.
Current application of liner materials such as
geotextile is relatively high in cost and needs
specific expertise to install. Malaysia is one of the
countries that produces yearly abundance of
agricultural waste, hence leading on the needs of
the study on alternative landfill liner materials using
natural material such as rice husk, kapok fibre and
coconut fibre. This study involved on the
application of batch reactor as adsorption media. In
order to attain suitability permeability value
regarding the acceptable value for permeability of
1x10-9m/s stated by Daniel and Benson (1990), soil
properties is tested to obtain optimum moisture
content that yield to least permeable value. Findings
shows that rice husk, kapok fibre and coconut fibre
have very low permeability value which is
8.914x10-9m/s, 5.209x10-9m/s and 8.841 x
m/s
respectively. Moreover, the reduction of Ammonia
Nitrogen concentration from 485 mg/L to 41.7
mg/L and 39.13 % of percentage removal efficiency
for Zinc (Zn) concentration obtained in this study
using ratio of 1:2 of rice husk with kapok fibre.
Overall, the potential application of rice husk with
kapok fibre and rice husk with coconut fibre as
landfill liner can be used to improvise current
application of liner system.
C59: Cara Interaktif Tulis Abjad
(CinTA)
Nur Hasni Binti Nasrudin, Anis Zafirah Azmi, Wan
Norazlin Wan Azman
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Perak
Kampus Tapah 35400 Tapah Road Perak Malaysia
nurha932@perak.uitm.edu.my
Dyslexia has been defined in d ifferent ways and
it has been around for a long time. The World
Federation of Neurologists in 1968 has defined
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dyslexia as a children who cannot get the good
language skills of reading, writing, and spelling
corresponding with their intellectual abilities and
a children who in condition that conformist
classroom experience, weak to achieve the
(David Perlstein, 2015). Nowadays the use of
mobile technology was increasing around the
world and growing interest in its use in
education and training. Besides that, citizens are
acquiring mobile invention rather than computers.
From that reasons, there are many mobile
invention that has been created specialty for the
Dyslexia Children. The mobile invention was more
focusing on earning, writing and listening. With
this mobile invention the learning process became
attractive and fun for the Dyslexia Children. This
research has been implemented on the Android
platform and focuses on the Dyslexic children who
have problem in writing and recognize characters.
Performance of dyslexic student was evaluated
during experimental test being done at one of the
dyslexic special school in Kedah. Observation
result and data analysis shown that the Dyslexic
Children was excited and focus to learn and more
relaxing during learning session.
C72: Hevea Brasiliensis Leaves as
Alternative Filler in Enhancing
Properties of HDPE/RPET
Biocomposites
Muhammad Ikmal Bin Zulkifli, Balqis Feoniza
Binti Jasni, Ikmal Hisyam Bin Mohamad Awaludin,
Ahmad Ramli Bin Rashidi
Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Johor, Kampus Pasir
Gudang
ahmadramli87@gmail.com, +60-177979658
Composites samples were prepared from High
Density
Polyethylene/Recycle
Polyethylene
Terephthalate blend, and reinforced by rubber
leaves (hevea brasiliensis leaves, HBL) as filler.
The content of filler were varies from 5 wt% to 25
wt% of HBL in the composites. The composites
were prepared via extrusion method using extruder
at temperature range of 245ºC to 250ºC and
injection moulded at 250ºC. The mechanical and
thermal properties of HDPE/RPET blend with HBL
filler has been studied using Universal Tensile
Testing machine and Thermo Gravimetric Analysis
(TGA). It was found that the tensile modulus and
the flexural strength were increase compared to the
pure HDPE. The optimized filler content that have
the highest tensile modulus and flexural strength
were recorded at 20 wt% recycle PET and 25 wt%
HBL content. However, the tensile strength and
flexural modulus were decreases directly
proportionally to the content of the filler.
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Degradation rates of HDPE changes with the
addition of HBL. Thermo Gravimetric Analysis
shows that among the samples of the different
compositions, HDPE with 5% degrades the slowest
and undergoes the least of weight losses, thus
exhibits better thermal stability. The addition of
HBL as filler lowers the crystalline states of pure
HDPE. These finding suggest that HBL can be an
alternative filler to improve the tensile modulus,
flexural strength and degradation rate of
HDPE/RPET biocomposites.
C84: Microstructure improvement of
Ba(Ce,Zr)O3 solid solution by a Two
Step Sintering Technique
Nurul Wahida Othman*, Nurul Asyikin Mazlan*,
Nafisah Osman**, Azliana Ramli** and Suhaida
Dila Safian**
* Faculty of Applied Sciences, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor. Malaysia.
** Faculty of Applied Sciences, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis. Malaysia.
nwothman@gmail.com, +6018-4688396
Perovskite-type oxide of BaCe0.54Zr0.36Y0.1O2.95
(BCZY) was synthesized by a sol-gel method and
heat treated using a two-step sintering (TSS)
method at two set of TSS profiles. Set A was fixed
at T1=1400 0C and T2=1350 0C, and set B at
T1=1500 0C and T2= 1450 0C. As comparison, the
BCZY sample was also prepared by a conventional
step sintering (CSS) method, labeled as set C. XRD
results showed that all of the samples exhibit
single-perovskite
phase
of
cerate-zirconate
ceramics. The crystalline peaks of the samples were
matched to the standard Ba(Ce,Zr)O3 with JPCDs
card no. 01-089-2485. SEM analysis revealed that
the samples formed clear and compact grains with
submicron size at average of 162 nm, 250 nm and
547 nm for set A, B and C,respectively. Electrical
conductivity of the sintered pellet was measured
using an impedance spectroscopy at the temperature
ranging from 200 to 800 0C in air. The high
frequency arc corresponds to the grain response, the
mid–frequency arc was due to the grain boundary
response and the low-frequency arc represents the
electrode/electrolyte interface response. All the
responses were resolved by a fitting procedure
using an equivalent circuit based on the brick-layer
model. Electrical conductivity of sample from set
A, B and C at T= 500 0C was 6.29 x10-4 Scm-1,
3.13x10-4 Scm-1 and 6.34x10-4 Scm-1, respectively.
Therefore, the used of TSS method was found to
give a significant effect on the morphology and
electrical conductivity of Ba(Ce,Zr)O3 solid
solution.
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C86: Characteristics of Nano β Ti-35Nb2.5Sn-15HA Advanced Biomaterials
Muhammad Hariz Mohd Faeiz, Wan Nurul Syaza
Wan Nawai, Siti Nuryasmin Yahya, Saidatulakmar
Shamsuddin
MARA (Perlis), 02600 Arau Perlis.
mhariz70@gmail.com, 014-3482864
Due to variety of usage and having properties
between metal and ceramic, MMC became an
important material in industry. This paper studied
the effect of sintering duration of Ti-35Nb-2.5Sn15HA (wt. %) biomaterial fabricated using powder
metallurgy technique. Nano size powder of pure
titanium, niobium, tin, and hydroxyapatite were
used to fabricate the samples. The range of
sintering duration was 60, 90, 120, 150, and 180
minutes at a fixed temperature of 1000 °C. The
microstructure, as well as physical and mechanical
tests were performed to obtain the optimum
sintering duration of the sintered samples. It was
found that the mechanical properties of the samples
was enhanced as the sintering duration increased
from 60 to 180 minutes. Moreover, the
microscopic observations showed that the level of
porosity decreased as the sintering duration
increased.
C87: Portable Dryer Cloth
Zurriati Mohd Ali, Mohd Husaini Mohd Zamri,
Abdullah Al Mubarak Fathulrahim, Muhammad
Syahmi Amir Rosli
Universiti Teknologi Mara Caw. Johor, Kampus
Pasir Gudang, Bandar Seri Alam, Masai Johor
zurriatimohdali@johor.uitm.edu.my
Clothes are one of the fundamental human need.
Hygiene in clothing almost are significant. The
reason for it occur because of human healthy.
Hence they need to dry perfectly after being wash.
Nevertheless, the study show that the weather now
are not commonly fix for predicting. This happen
especially for student living in the hostel which has
limited space to dry their cloth. They have to
compete with other student to dry their cloth and
sometime their cloth is not dry very well and can
cause health problem especially skin problem. This
portable cloth dryer can solve all the problem.
Other than that, they can use their time for dry the
cloth to do other thing such as study and do their
assignment. They just need to hang their cloth in
the wardrobe and switch on the dryer. The project is
about to develop a portable clothes dryer that using
bulb as the medium of dryer and also movable with
propeller. The project required all the skill and
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knowledge about metal rod and plate, connecter,
engine (optional), mechanical design and also
welding skills. The project objectives is to develop
the Portable Clothes Dryer that can dry clothes in a
bad weather. The other objective is to design the
Portable Clothes Dryer with the suitable shape and
do the analysis the beam structure (rod that support
the load of clothes). Lastly the objective is time
taken to dry the clothes by using the material that
has been choose.
C88: Properties of β Titanium Nano
Matrix Composite Reinforced with HAP
Sintered at Varying Temperature in
Argon Gas
Siti Nuryasmin Yahya, Wan Nurul Syaza Wan
Nawai, Muhammad Hariz Mohd Faeiz,
Saidatulakmar Shamsuddin
MARA (Perlis), 02600 Arau Perlis
sitinuryasmin.yahya@gmail.com, 016-3287914
Ti and its alloy are widely used in implantology due
to its superb biocompatibility and excellent
corrosion resistance. A low Young’s Modulus βtype Ti-based alloy comprising suitable element of
Nb, Sn, and HA showed as the most potential
materials for biomedical applications. In this study,
fabrication of Ti-35Nb-2.5Sn-15HA composites
was performed by powder metallurgy method. The
green compact was sintered in argon atmosphere for
2 hours and 10°C per minutes heating rate at (900,
950, 1000, 1050, and 1100) °C. It was found that
increasing of sintering temperature resulted in
increasing of physical and mechanical properties of
the sample.
C93: Smart KayKay
Norsafura Azida Mohd Nor, Nur Ainun Mardhiah
Yahaya, Zaimi Mohamed, Fathiyah Ismail
Teknologi MARA (Terengganu)
furaxyda02@gmail.com, 09-8403802 0193326292
Once upon a time, school children, especially the
kampong boys were very active and really enjoying
themselves playing real games and activities. They
chase each other in rubber tree plantation, they
chase their neighbour’s cows, they dance in mud,
they climb trees and finally jump into the river to
clean themselves. They get together after school or
during holidays playing active games such as police
and thief, hide and seek, spinning tops and many
other traditional games that we rarely see today.
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Konda Kondi (KK) is one of the traditional games
that we recognize as an interesting game which was
creatively developed. Most children today may not
even know that konda kondi is a game. What they
know is anaconda, the monster snake that they
killed recently in a video game. Due to certain
value and knowledge that can be learned from KK
game, we are taking the initiative to revive the
game by making it safer to play, adding more
interesting activities, reinventing the kit and
transforming it to Smart KayKay (SKK). A new
game kit was designed and new rules were added to
make it practical for playing outdoor or indoor. In
addition, SKK was also redesigned to encourage
learning culture while having fun. SKK is not only
suitable for kindergarten kids during sukaneka but
also appropriate for CEO to play at corporate
family day. Especially for school children, they
could get away for a while from smart phones and
get together with real friends to play Smart KayKay
while learning physics.
C102: Sugarcane Bagasse As Oil
Grabber
Mohd Zaki Sukor, Nazirul Hasyir Bin Idris,
Muhammad Nazhan Bin Mohd Hamka, Fathin
Syukrina Binti Mohd Jufri
UITM Johor, Kampus Pasir Gudang, Bandar Seri
Alam, Masai, Johor
zaki.sukor@gmail.com
Oil removal technology in the past, not energy
friendly and they are non-biodegradable. Therefore,
this eco-friendly and biodegradable oil absorbent
which is made of sugarcane bagasse and recycles
paper in the form of paper was made. This product
is capable of absorbing oil more effective than
tissue paper. The paper was created in the same
way of how a homemade paper would be made
which is first; break down the sugarcane bagasse
and recycles paper into small pieces by blending
them and filter out all the water while evenly
poured the blended sugarcane bagasse evenly on the
filter. The results suggest that this paper can be
used as a low-cost alternative for the removal of oil
spilled.
C106: Autism Social-Aid
Iman Nur Nabila Ahmad Azahari, Wan Fatimah
Wan Ahmad, Zulikha Jamaludin, Ahmad Sobri
Hashim
Iskandar, 32610 Perak, Malaysia
Universiti Utara Malaysia, 06010 Sintok Kedah,
Malaysia
nabilaazahari@gmail.com, +6016 530 7525
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Autism Social-Aid a mobile application developed
for children with autism aged 5 to 12 years old. It is
developed to aid children with autism, in every-day
social learning with other people around them.
Since these children are known for their impairment
in social communication, this mobile application is
aim to assist them and provide a clearer view on
how to communicate with their surroundings. They
are known for their visual orientated therefore the
mobile application is consist of a set of video
modules that display learning lessons on improving
their social applications. The lesson modules
include 3 different video lessons, which are
‘Introducing Yourself’, ‘Emotions’ and ‘Gestures’.
The lesson modules are displayed in videos which
uses real-life children acting different lessons in
varies scenarios. Another feature of the mobile
application is the interactive activity module which
comprises of ‘Quiz Me!’ and ‘Mix & Match’. All
these modules were intended to assist and
strengthen the comprehension among its users
through the lesson delivered in the video displayed.
C108: MFolktales: Malay Folktales
Mobile App
Norshahila Ibrahim, Wan Fatimah Wan Ahmad ,
A’fza Shafie
Department of Computer and Information Sciences,
Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia
shahilaibrahim@gmail.com, +601969-71069
MFolktales a mobile application developed for
children aged 4 to 6years old. It can be used to
promote Malay folk story and to inculcate reading
habit among children. MFolktales consist of seven
modules, whereby one is animation story module,
and six interactive game modules. The animation
story module displays the animated folktale entitled
“Sang Arnab dan Sang Kura-Kura Berlumba Lari”,
while the interactive game modules, which are
“Mind Test Module”, “A Lost Rabbit Module”,
“Picture Rearrangement Module”, “Values of
Virtue Module”, and “Story Continuity Module”
contain learning activities and games that were
developed based on the animated folktale in
animation module. All these activity modules were
intended to test and strengthen the comprehension
among its users through the message delivered in
the animation story. MFolktales had been test in
term of usability and effectiveness among the
children. The results from the test showed that
MFolktales is an effective tool for students to
improve their knowledge about Malay folktales
delivered through the mobile application where the
students who utilised the application obtained better
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marks as compared to the students who did not.
MFolktales can be downloaded through Google
Play and available also on Facebook and Instagram.
C109: Smart Smoke Detector (S-Smoke)
M. Nazmy, A. Saharul, J. A. Jalil, M. Rezal, M.
Hafiz
Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Spanish
Institute, Electrical, Electronics, and Automation
Section, 09000 Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia,
Phone: +6044035200; Fax: +604035201
nazmy@unikl.edu.my, saharul@unikl.edu.my,
julaida@unikl.edu.my, mrezal@unikl.edu.my
A smoke detector is a device that senses smoke,
typically as an early indication of fire. In this work,
a Smart smoke detector or S-Smoke is a plug and
play device specifically designed for residential and
commercial use and it works individually by
sending SMS and issuing alarm from the device
itself to trigger the households and the surrounding
neighbours who used the same device. The device
helps to alert users and their neighbours who used
the same device to know the affected house number
in case of smoke being detected. When smoke is
detected, the device will send a signal to the
controller and the alarm will be activated. The GSM
module will send the SMS alert to the house owner.
A 7-segment will display the affected house number
and the fog lamp will turn ON. At the same time,
the affected house number will be broadcasted
through a radio frequency (RF) and thus the signal
will be picked-up by another S-SMOKE device
installed by their neighbours. The S-SMOKE
device in the neighbours’ house will display the
affected house number and activated the alarm.
C110: Electricity Generation From
Different Types of Wastewater via
Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC)
A. A Noor Azmia, S. N. ‘Atiqah Ahmada, Nurliyana
Hamssina, O. S. J. Elhama
Faculty Of Chemical Engineering, Universiti
Teknologi Mara, Kampus Pasir Gudang
Omar7175@johor.uitm,edu.my
017-6954336
Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) is a bioelectrochemical device that harnesses the power of
respiring microbes to convert organic substrates
directly into electrical energy. This is achieved
when bacteria transfer electrons to an electrode
rather than directly to an electron acceptor. Their
technical feasibility has recently been proven and
there is great enthusiasm in the scientific
community that MFCs could provide a source of
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“green electricity”. Microbial fuel cells work by
allowing bacteria to do what they do best, oxidize
and reduce organic molecules. Bacterial respiration
is basically one big redox reaction in which
electrons are being moved around. The objective is
to generate electricity throughout the biochemical
process using different types of wastewater, via
microbial fuel cells. The methodology includes
collecting various wastewaters, set up microbial
fuel cells with the aid of salt bridge and observing
the results in voltage measurement. The microbial
fuel cells consist of two chambers, carbon
electrodes, copper wire, air pump (to increase the
efficiency of electron transfer), water, different
types of wastewater and salt bridge. In this
experiment manipulated are COD value of glucose,
time and effect of pH towards electricity
generation. It is proven through the previous
experiments that various wastewater gives different
results in term of the pH and voltage measurement.
This is basically because in different wastewater
contain different type and amount of nutrients to
provide the growth of bacteria. Apart from that, salt
bridge also plays an important role in order to
transport the proton from cathode to anode. A
longer salt bridge will give a higher voltage
compared to a short salt bridge. Lastly to conclude,
microbial fuel cell essentially is a solution for a
renewable energy emitted by bacteria activity that
need to be take a further attention, research and
development.
C113: Cost Effective Method For
Synthesizing Ceramic Powder For Fuel
Cell Application
Nurul Asyikin Mazlan1,a, Wan Zuliana Wan
Zulkifli2, Nafisah Osman3,b, Abd Mutalib Md Jani4
and Mohd Hafiz Yaakob5
1,2
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor,
Malaysia
3,4,5
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Universiti
Teknologi MARA,02600 Arau, Perlis, Malaysia
a
asyikinmzln595@gmail.com;
b
fisha@perlis.uitm.edu.my
+60134138786; +6049882259
In ceramics industry, the reduction of processing
temperature is vital to produce ultrafine ceramic
powders with fewer agglomerates and low
impurities which are desirable for the advanced
ceramic application. The industry usually demands
a processing route that is simple, cost effective and
produces a product which is better in performance,
sustainability and efficient than the traditional
route. In this present work, solid solution of Ydoped Ba (Ce,Zr)O3 were synthesized via a
modified sol-gel method assisted with three types of
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surface active agents (surfactant) which are cationic
(benzalkonium chloride, BKC), anionic (sodium
dodecyl sulfate, SDS) and a nonionic surfactant
(polyoxyethylene (10) oleyl ether, Brij97). As
proven by FTIR, XRD and SEM analysis, the
sample prepared by Brij97 exhibits less impurity,
forms single-phase and consists of spherical
uniform shape with a diameter in nano-range at a
lower temperature than others. The uses of Brij97
as a surface active agent able to control the particle
morphology as well as to reduce the agglomeration
of the synthesized powder by entrapping the
precursor inside the micelle, or dispersing them via
steric stabilization or electrostatic repulsion
mechanism. Therefore, ceramic processing route
with the aid of Brij97 sheds a new light for the
synthesizing of Ba(Ce,Zr)O3 at relatively low
temperatures. The results obtained from this
research contribute a significant finding in terms of
reducing the cost for synthesizing cerate-zirconates
powders with good characteristic to be used as a
solid electrolyte for electrochemical devices.
C119: Potential of Cinemagraph
Technique As An Innovation Of Still
Images In Advertising
1
Fahmi Bin Samsudin, 2Rosita Binti Mohd
Tajuddin, 3Nik Ridzuan Bin Nik Yusoff,
1,2
Faculty of Art and Design, Universiti Teknologi
MARA Shah Alam
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Department of Photomedia Creative, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Kampus Puncak Alam
1
emisamsudin@yahoo.com,
2
rositatajuddin@salam.uitm.edu.my,
nikridzuan@salam.uitm.edu.my
Moving images is one of the techniques that exist in
photography equivalent with other techniques. It is
called cinemagraph, a revised version of graphic
interchange format (GIFs) where it consists of two
layers, video as main and photograph as second that
lies together. The technique is merely known for the
interactivity that attracts users to see it. What makes
cinemagraph better than others is on the
characteristics itself. Some of the elements are the
high definition which support up to 4K resolutions.
Therefore, it is crystal clear and appears to be
smoothly animated. On top of that, the movements
create interactivity that grabs the attention of those
who look at it seems to be one of the major key
points of this technique. Hence, it is better than the
previous format of GIFs, and is ahead from the
other techniques. Since nowadays the usage of
social media platform is on demand, where each
own their profiles such as Facebook, Instagram and
Twitter, this technique is expected to be helpful in
term of delivering useful information, selling
products and providing services with more
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remarkable approach through not only the social
media feeds, but also via other electronic mediums
like led billboard. This will also help in terminating
production process involving in printing on paper.
As a result, related parties can save a huge amount
in term of cost and can help to save the Mother
Nature. Consequently, the technique is claimed to
be potential with the benefits that it is offering,
which will soon be performed in the creative
industry, especially in Malaysia.
C120: Speak Well, Be Understood
Nurhazwani Abd Halim1, Aimi Syafiqah Ghazali,
Nur Shakila Izzati Rusli, Maizatul Faranaz Md
Asif, Awatif Obaid, Faizah Abd Majid
Faculty of Education, Universiti Teknologi MARA,
40450 Shah Alam, Selangor
wanie2k@yahoo.co.uk1, 014-5234171
Being the primary point of contact between the
company and the customer, and also a trusted
source of advice, Customer Service Assistants
(CSA) are expected to possess good communication
skills. It also takes the impressive combination of
vigilance and tenacity to deliver top customer
service. However, many seem to lack the needed
skills, especially those in the field of public
transportation. With the help of this module, these
customer service assistants will be able to improve
their communication skills, which highly focuses on
their intonation, body gestures and entertaining
common inquiries. This module in particular could
have important implications on their professional
development and also for the company’s
performance in terms of inquiry and mobility
assistance.
C123: Retrozada
Fazidah Saad, Dzulhilman Dzulkifli, Mohd Faiz
Naim Jaafar, Syahril Syakimi Yahaya, Zulkarnain
Abdul Latiff
Department of Mechanical, University Kuala
Lumpur Malaysian Spanish Institute
fazidah@unikl.edu.my, +6012-5867778
This project is created from the concept of
wheelbarrow and backhoe that can help flood
victims. It can shove mud, dirt and also garbage in
tight place around flood site. The machine can be
operated manually as there will be no power supply
during the disaster. This product is designed to
make easy the shovel of the heavy dirt during
natural disaster such as tsunami, landslide or flood.
By using this product it will definitely reduce the
back pain as it is an ergonomic designed. The
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product can be manually operated by using the
human effort.
Kampus Pasir Gudang
mannlhj14@gmail.com, 07-3818522
C125: The Silent Trap: Home Security
Tool
Eggshell is one of the waste products that can be
recycled to produce a new bio product that gave
benefits to society. Oil spill can consider as the
industrial problems that contribute into the
environmental problems. In this study, natural
eggshell powder (NEP) was used as a green ecoadsorbent powder in removing oil spill either in the
aqueous solution or directly on the floor surface.
The NEP was collected from UiTM Cawangan
Johor, Kampus Pasir Gudang cafeteria. The NEP
was dried for 48 hours under direct sunlight before
it was dried again in the oven for 30 minutes. The
NEP was then ground by using grinder. The ground
materials were sieved to obtain fine powder form.
The NEP was tested towards variety types of oil
such as diesel, petrol, kerosene vegetable oil wastes
and lubricant oil. The adsorption process was done
using 1 g of NEP and 5mL of every type of oil. As
a result, the NEP gave a positive adsorption process
towards all types of oil spill.
The highest
percentage of oil removal using NEP was 290%
[cooking oil], follow by lubricant oil, diesel and
kerosene with the percentage 260%, 213% and
200%. The adsorption of petrol (132%) using NEP
is the lowest. From the result it indicated that all
variety of oil can adsorb using NEP. The percentage
of oil removal for cooking oil become highest
because of it contained low hydrocarbon chain
compare with other type of oil which can made the
easier of adsorption processed. This method can
considered as a very cheap method in cleaning oil
spill in industry with a large amount of oil spill
because we reused the waste as a new biomaterials.
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Muhammad Zulhaiqal Mohd Zulhilmi Aspinal ,
1
1
Rafiza Ruslan , Risauddin Saian , Mohd. Hasbullah
2
Omar , Mazani Manaf1
1
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis, Malaysia,
2
Universiti Utara Malaysia, Kedah, Malaysia
haiqalmrk@gmail.com, {rafiza.ruslan,
risauddin}@perlis.uitm.edu.my,
mhomar@uum.edu.my, mazani@tmsk.uitm.edu.my
Nowadays, home security threats have been
increasing drastically. We often hear news about
robbery or house break-in even in day time. Over
hundred thousands of home residents are using
security system such as security camera, alarm
system, door lock and others. This situation shows
that the current home security is seen to be less
effective in securing residents. The demands of this
security tools are directly proportional with the
robbery cases. Silent Trap is a new life saving
security mechanism that works better than the
existing tools. From the survey that we have carried
out, 77.22% of the respondents vote Silent Trap
works best to fight robbery. The Silent Trap is a
unique system that will send a signal when the
house is burgled. Instead of alert with a loud alarm,
it privately calls the house owner and enables to
view the house via a security camera. Upon
receiving the call, house owner just need to i) lock
the entire front and back exit; ii) lock the room door
(if needed) and finally, iii) call the police. The
Silent Trap is made up of a microprogramming
board, sensors, security cameras, electric door locks
and technologies that aid the microprogramming to
work. In addition, the Silent Trap works even if no
residents inside the house. The best way to catch
the bad guy is to avoid other people in danger. With
The Silent Trap, we hope to help home residents
and the country in fighting robbery.
C129: Eggshell Waste Powder as GreenEco Adsorbent in Removing a Variety
Type of Oil Spill for Industry
Application
Mohammad Bin Abdullah, Luqman Hakim Jaafar,
Nurain Ramle, Nurul Farhanah Mohamad Zaidi,
Farhana Wahet and Muhammad ‘Arif Rasul
Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Johor
C130: CCream – Multipurpose Natural
Healing Cream
Hamidah Jaafar Sidek1, Fatin Fathihah Abdullah
hamidahjs@perlis.uitm.edu.my1
012-4810200
CCream is a product specially formulated with two
natural therapeutic agents which are Citrus hystrix
(Kaffir Lime) and Chromolaena odorata (Siam
Weed). In the past, Siam Weed extract has been
widely used to stop bleeding and in wound healing
process. Meanwhile, Kaffir Lime is a very famous
spice that has been used as a traditional herbal
medicine to treat common skin disorder and several
diseases. Both plants showed potential as
antibacterial agents as they inhibit the growth of
several species of gram positive and gram negative
bacteria. Both therapeutic agents are combined
together in one product that produce one unique
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cream based on their effectiveness to treat skin
problems in the form of CCream. Basically,
CCream is a multipurpose cream that acts as
maximum skin protectant, healing moisturizer,
antiseptic cream, disinfectant, and as an
antibacterial agent. It deodorizes, refreshes and
consists of absolutely natural remedies with fresh
fragrance. It also provide gentle yet effective
healing for minor to severely damaged skin that
arise from cuts, scraps, burns, sores and other skin
irritation problems. It is also a perfect solution for
dry skin as it provides moisturizing properties to
help in healing, softening and soothing the driest
skin. CCream is a better product to choose because
it is a multipurpose powerful cream with natural
formula that does not cause harmful side effects,
non-greasy, and can be directly applied on minor
skin problems.
C131: A Novel of Natural Waste Based
Activated Carbon in Producing
LaSrCoO3 Nano-Powder for SOFC
Application
Abdullah Abdul Samat1*, Mahendra Rao Somalu1,
**, Andanastuti Muchtar1,2, Mohamad Deraman3,
Nafisah Osman4, Ismariza Ismail5
1
Fuel Cell Institute, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
2
Department of Mechanical and Materials
Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Built
Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
Bangi, Selangor Malaysia
3
School of Applied Physics Studies, Faculty of
Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
4
MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis, Malaysia
5
MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Email: abas_chelah@yahoo.com*;
mahen@ukm.edu.my**
+60132688960*; +6038911 8522**
A novel activated carbon (AC) from palm oil fruit
bunch has been introduced as a dispersing agent
during the synthesis of La0.6Sr0.4CoO3-δ (LSCO)
cathode powders. The AC helps to break the
agglomeration in the synthesized powder, resulting
in ultra-finer size of particles. Ultra-fine particles
will reduce interfacial polarization resistance (Rp) at
cathode|electrolyte interface of intermediate
temperature solid oxide fuel cell (IT-SOFC) as it
offers a large surface area and extends the reaction
sites at the interface. The LSCO powder was
synthesized via a modified sol-gel method assisted
with the AC. The amount of AC was varied and the
prepared powders were characterized by X-ray
diffractometer (XRD) and scanning electron
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microscope (SEM) equipped with energy dispersive
X-ray spectrometer (EDX). The results from these
analysis have been compared with the results of the
powders prepared without AC. XRD results showed
that there is no difference in the calcination
temperature (900 ºC) requires to produce a single
LSCO perovskite powders either they were
prepared with/without AC. The SEM results
revealed that the produced powder prepared with
AC has smaller particle size as compared to the
powder prepared without AC, which is 60 nm and
190 nm, respectively. Both powders formed
homogeneous and well-connected identical
particles. Their elemental compositions are almost
similar to the nominal stoichiometric of LSCO as
proven by EDX analysis. The use of natural waste
based AC in producing nano-size cathode powders
will embark significant impacts to boost the overall
performance of IT-SOFC and clean environment as
well.
C132: MEF-Where’s My Bus?
Mohd Firdaus Abdullah, Mohd Anis Mohd Yusof,
Ahmed Ezzham Ahmed Ezry, Syafnidar Abdul
Halim
University Teknologi MARA
syafnidar@perlis.uitm.edu.my, +904-9882502
Shuttle bus is a method of transporting people back
and forth from one point to another with ease
without any intermediate stops and with a high
frequency of trips. Such services are often designed
to serve specific customers, for example the UiTM
shuttle bus service. Today, users are experiencing
many problems when using the shuttle bus, one of
them being wasting a lot of time at the bus stop,
waiting for the shuttle bus to arrive. They also do
not know the location of their bus in real time. As a
way to solve this problem, MEF- Where's My Bus?
System has been developed which allow users to
detect the current location of shuttle bus using
mobile application on their smartphone so that users
can retrieve the required information. The MEFWhere's My Bus? system consists of two mobile
applications and a web application. The first mobile
application is to track the movement of the shuttle
bus by collecting its location using the Global
Positioning System (GPS) and send it to the web
server. Whereas, the second mobile application is to
retrieve the current shuttle bus location from the
web server and then display it on user’s
smartphone. The web application will control the
shuttle bus operation and management.
This
project is significant since by using “MEF- Where's
My Bus?” application on smartphone, users will be
able to acquire clear information of the current
shuttle bus whereabouts. This project is also
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substantial because the system helps the bus
management to simplify, sustain and standardize
shuttle bus operation. This system will as well help
the bus management to control and organize the
shuttle bus service for better services to passengers.
C133: ‘Resam’ Tea – A beverage with
potential anticancer and pain relieving
properties from Dicranopteris linearis
leaves
Rushduddin Al Jufri Roosli, Aifaa Akmal
Baharuddin, Siti Zawanah Halim, Siti Farah Md
Tohid, Zainul Amiruddin Zakaria1
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences,
Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 UPM Serdang,
Selangor
dr_zaz@yahoo.com1
‘Resam’ Tea is a special tea-like beverage that has
been prepared from dried leaves of Dicranopteris
linearis. Locally known as ‘resam’, this fern-like
plant is commonly found in the secondary forests in
Malaysia. Apart from its traditional uses to control
fever, getting rid of intestinal worms, treating boils,
ulcers, wounds, asthma and improving women’s
sterility, D. Linearis extracts have also been
reported to possess various pharmacological
activities such as antioxidant, gastroprotective,
antiulcer and anti-inflammatory properties. Our
recent studies showed that the extract of D. linearis
also possesses antiproliferative effect where it
demonstrates an excellent growth inhibition against
human breast adenocarcinoma (MDA-MB-231) and
human cervical adenocarcinoma (HeLa). In-vivo
study on mice has also revealed the extract’s painrelieving activity. Thus, the extract of D. linearis
could be introduced as a tea-like herbal therapy for
the direct treatment of human breast and cervical
adenocarcinoma and indirect attenuation of pain
related to cancer. The prototype of ‘Resam’ Tea
derived from natural fresh leaves of D. linearis
have been packed into commercial sachets and can
be instantly prepared into tea-like beverage.
Consumption of well-steeped ‘Resam’ Tea enables
the consumers to obtain all the plant’s benefits in an
easily digestible form.
C135: ‘Gastroprotect’Tea™ - A
synergistic gastroprotective activity of a
mixture of Melastoma malabathricum
and Muntingia calabura leaves in Rats
Siti Zawanah Halim, Rushduddin Al-Jufri, Aifaa
Akmal Baharuddin, Siti Farah Md Tohid, Zainul
Amiruddin Zakaria1
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Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences,
Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 Serdang, Selangor
dr_zaz@yahoo.com1, 019-2117090
Melastoma malabathricum (locally known as
senduduk) is one of the most common herbs in
Malaysia and various parts of the plant have been
used as a folk remedy to treat diarrhoea, dysentery,
hemorrhoids, cuts and wounds, toothache, and
stomachache. On the other hand, Muntingia
calabura (locally known as kerukup siam) has been
used in folk remedies to treat headaches, fever and
as incipient cold, antiseptic, antispasmodic.
Previously, we have reported on the ability of both
plants to exert remarkable antioxidant, antiinflammatory and antiulcer activities. Recent
findings
have
showed
the
synergistic
gastroprotective action of the leaves of M.
malabathricum and M. calabura in rats when
prepared as methanolic extract. Based on this
finding, a tea-like beverage product consisting of
the mixture of fresh, dried, leaves of both plants
was developed to help protect against the gastric
ulcer development. Thus, in this prototype
innovation, ‘Gastroprotect’TeaTM, was developed
following the ratio study and packed in tea-like
sachets that can be prepared instantly into tea-like
beverage. Therefore, consumption of the wellsteeped Gastroprotect’TeaTM will enables the
consumers to obtain all the plant’s benefits in an
easily digestible form.
C136: Phononic Nebulizer: The Healing
Sound
Mohd Hafizul Fadzli bin Mohd Ariffin, Farhanah
Nabihah binti Huzai, Shah Rizan Mohd. Rejab,
Mohd Hafiz bin Ismail
School of Microelectronic Engineering, Universiti
Malaysia Perlis
hafizismail@unimap.edu.my, +60172386048
Surface acoustic waves are nanometer-order
displacement amplitude, transverse-axial polarized
elliptical electroacoustic waves which are propagate
along the x-axis of 127.86 y-rotated single crystal
lithium niobate, a piezoelectric material. Surface
acoustic wave based devices are able to nebulize
droplets at higher frequency compared to
conventional ultrasonic nebulizers leading to
potentially smaller droplet sizes. Phononic crystals,
also known as acoustic metamaterials, are
artificially manufactured structures with unique
wave propagation properties. The integration of a
phononic structure with a surface acoustic wave
device is attractive because, when excited by an
interdigital transducer, the combination produces
more desirable aerosol clouds potentially useful for
inhalation drug therapy. In this innovation, the
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droplet
size
distributions
generated
by
commercialized ultrasonic nebulizers are compared
with the ones generated directly on the surface
acoustic waves substrates and silicon phononic
crystal superstrates.
The key parameters for
efficient inhalation drug therapy are considered to
be respirable fraction and the mean diameters of the
nebulized droplets. A higher respirable fraction of
droplet has been successfully obtained from
nebulization performed on the phononic superstrate
as compared to directly on surface acoustic waves
substrate and the commercialized nebulizers.
C137: Flood Warning Mobile
Application for Kuala Krai District
using RSS Feed
Noor Azmah Yusof, Romiza Md Nor
romiza@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 0135902131
Flood is a major disaster that happens almost every
year in Malaysia that causes damages and loss of
properties and life. Thus, this research is to design
and develop a flood warning application. The
design of this project has been developed based on
the components of flood early warning system
which are risk management, communication and
dissemination, monitoring and warning and
response capability. This model is applied to create
communication network among residents of Kuala
Krai district. Flood warning website is developed to
be used by flood officer or volunteer from the flood
centre to update all flood information in Kuala Krai
district. While, flood warning mobile application is
used by flood victims or public to get latest updates
such as list of relief centres, water level and flood
tips so that they are well prepared. The updates
retrieved and displayed via mobile application
using Rich Site Summary (RSS) feed. RSS feed is a
technique to share web site content. In data
gathering requirement, questionnaires have been
distributed and interviews have been conducted to
identify user needs among Kuala Krai district
residents before this application is developed.
Evaluation phase has been conducted for usability
testing on the content, satisfaction, navigation and
user interface of the mobile application
C141: P.I.N.T.A.R
Mohamad Aziq Bin Kamarudzaman, Mohd Idham
Bin Mohd Yusof, Tuan Nooriani Binti Tuan Ismail,
Muhammad Rafiq Bin Sa’ari & Nur Diyana
Natasha Binti Riduan.
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Cawangan Negeri Sembilan, Kampus Seremban
Aziqkmr@yahoo.com, 066342099/0123063527
Education is the most important element for human
being especially to change the standard of living in
the community. In Malaysia, equality access to
education is one of the fundamental liberties that
enshrined in the Federal Constitution. Everyone is
deserved to receive a proper and quality education,
regardless of gender and race. Article 26 of The
Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the
United Nations also stressed on the importance of
education. The Malaysia’s Education (Special
Education) Regulations 2013 includes various
children with disabilities to be enrolled in
Malaysian schools with inclusive education
programmes. It shows the government commitment
in providing a proper education to these special
children. In supporting the government and
Ministry Education efforts in providing better
education, Diploma in Public Administration Club
(DiPAC) under the Faculty of Administrative
Science and Policy Studies in the collaboration with
Malaysia’s Youth Parliament Members is
organising a community programme for children
with disabilities in the Special Education offered in
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bukit Kepayang,
Seremban, Negeri Sembilan and producing a
P.I.N.T.A.R module. This is a module that
unleashes the element of Personality, Intellect,
Numerical, Talent, Ability and Respond
(P.I.N.T.A.R) among the participants. Focusing in a
hands-on module and with interactive approach,
this module is one of the innovations to support the
existing academic module offered in the school.
This new module was hope to provides additional
teaching and learning that will improve the children
in the special education to improve their life, be
independent and able to contribute to the
community.
C143: Prototype Design And
Implementation of E-Collaboration
System Based On Social Constructivism
Learning Theory
Alimatu-Saadia Yussiff, Wan Fatimah Wan
Ahmad, Emy Elyanee Mustapha
Iskandar, 31750 Tronoh, Perak, Malaysia
alimasaf@yahoo.co.uk
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C144: Fabrication of
LSCF|BCZY|LSCF Button Cell for High
Power Proton Conducting Fuel Cell
Ismariza Ismail1, a, Shazana Mohd Senari1,b,
Abdullah Abdul Samat2,c, Nafisah Osman3,d and
Abdul Mutalib Md Jani3,e
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corresponding processes using the capacitance (C)
value related to each arc which is the grain
boundary (electrolyte) response, interfacial
processes and cathode reactions.
C145: Pipeline Corrosion Detection
Mechanism using Acoustic Emission
Sensor
1
MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
2
Fuel Cell Institute, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia, 43600 Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
3
MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis, Malaysia
a
is_mariza@yahoo.com,
shazanasenari@gmail.com,
c
abas_chelah@yahoo.com,
d
fisha@perlis.uitm.edu.my,
e
abdmutalib@perlis.uitm.edu.my
0126475992
b
The One of the important approaches to improve
the electrochemical performance of solid oxide fuel
cell is by controlling the microstructure of cathode
materials and its interfacial layer in the cells
configuration. Therefore, the processing method of
the cathode powder and fabrication technique of
electrode/electrolyte interfacial layer is very
important in producing button cell with high
efficiency. In this work, La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3-α
(LSCF) was prepared via an activated carbonassisted sol-gel method. Activated carbon is used as
a dispersing agent in order to promote dispersion
and prevent clumping of the cathode powders
during the processing route. An electrolytesupported
half-cell
was
prepared
using
BaCe0.54Zr0.36Y0.1O3-α (BCZY) as the electrolyte and
LSCF as the electrodes with the configuration of
LSCF|BCZY|LSCF. Prior to the cells fabrication
process, the cathode powders were characterized
using X-ray diffractometer (XRD), field emissionscanning electron microscopy (FESEM), and
Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) analysis. The
button cell prepared was characterized by the
electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).
Single perovskite phase of LSCF completely
formed at 700 oC and preserved even after
calcination temperature of 1100oC. The FESEM
images indicate that the particle sizes of the LSCF
powders are in the range of 10 to 60 nm achieving a
surface area of 11.02 m2g-1 as confirmed by the
BET analysis. On the other hand, the crosssectioned image of the button cell confirms a good
contact of the cathode and electrolyte layer. The
impedance spectra obtained were resolved by a
fitting procedure using an equivalent circuit that
consists of a combination of three parallel pairs of
resistor-constant phase element (R-CPE) in series.
The different impedance arc were allocated to the
Wan Mohammad Aflah Mohammad Zubir, Izzatdin
Abdul Aziz, Nazleeni Samiha Haron, Mazlina
Mehat
Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia
wanmohammadaflah@gmail.com ,
izzatdin@petronas.com.my ,
nazleeniharon@petronas.com.my,
mazlinamehat@petronas.com.my , 6017-5698424
Millions, if not billions, of ringgits are being poured
in ensuring pipeline integrity, especially corrosion
detection in the oil and gas industry. However, the
existing implementations in detecting a corroded
pipeline often lead to an extremely high cost for the
company or not providing adequate data that will be
able to be translated into actions to address issue of
corroded pipeline. If a corroded pipeline failed to be
detected, it would cause a significant chain of
events that will affect the aqua eco-system and also
the company involved. Hence, a better pipeline
corrosion system need to be developed to address
the issues found. This paper will deliberate on the
usage of acoustic emission sensor in detecting a
corroded pipeline, through monitoring the velocity
of the pipeline itself. By having this system, the
user will be able to receive continuous data
pertaining to the condition of the pipeline which
will empower the person in making actions on to
the pipeline.
C146: Child Locator and Notification
System in Shopping Complex
Nur Dayana Abd Jalil, Izzatdin Abdul Aziz,
Nazleeni Samiha Haron, Mazlina Mehat
Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia
nurdayanaaj@gmail.com ,
izzatdin@petronas.com.my ,
nazleeniharon@petronas.com.my,
mazlinamehat@petronas.com.my, 6017-6873224
Thousands of child missing cases are reported and
only half of the incidents has been resolved while
the other half are end up deceased or remain
unsolved. Shopping complex is one of the places
where the incident always occurs and parents’
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negligence has been identified as the main factor
that contribute to the occurrence where they are
unintentionally unaware of their children
whereabouts. Therefore, an effective child locator
and notification system in shopping complex must
be developed to notify parents of their children
absence and help them to relocate their children in
timely manner. This paper proposes a conceptual
framework that consist of three (3) parts which are
monitoring the location of parents and children,
sending early notification to the parents regarding
their child absence, and inform parents on the
location of their child. By having an effective child
locator and notification system in shopping
complex, immediate action can be carried out for
parents to relocate their child in the cases of being
separated.
C147: Natural Coagulants for Removing
Car Wash Surfactant using
Clariflocculator
Muhammad Imran Ismail1, Ahmad Hariz Asyraaf
Ahmad Hisham, Mohammad Nurul Ikman
Mohammad Azlam
Teknologi MARA Cawangan Johor, Kampus Pasir
Gudang, 81750 Masai, Johor
imran7162@johor.uitm.edu.my1, 07-381 8542
The wastewater from car wash was disposed to the
public drain and eventually ends up in the river,
lake and ocean. The detergent used during car
cleaning is highly harmful to the environment
because it contains a highly active surfactant such
as linear alkylbenze sulphonates (LAS). The aim of
this study is to develop a low cost technology for
recycling wastewater in car wash. The basic idea is
to clean the polluted drainage water and reuse it for
irrigation purposes. The experiment is aimed at
demonstrating a treatment system for purification
and reuse of drainage wastewater generated from
carwash. The main objective of the study is to
evaluate the efficiencies of various natural
coagulants in removing the surfactants and other
major pollutants from the car wash wastewater. The
treatment system consists of CoagulationFlocculation, Sand filtration and Granular Activated
Carbon (GAC) adsorption. The experiments will be
conducted in a batch process by varying the amount
of acid for ideal mixture of two natural coagulants
namely Tamarind seed (Tamarindus indica) and
Pectin extracted from pitch of Orange (Citrus
sinensis) peel. These natural coagulants have been
selected due to their availability at affordable cost
and technical feasibility.
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C149: Utilization of Vannamei Shrimp
Waste For Fish Apartment as a Growth
Medium of Coral Reefs In the Sea
I Made Dedi Mahariawan, Andi Alya Yusriyyah,
Nela Maulina Fatikah
Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, University
of Brawijaya
mahadedi@gmail.com, 081236323673
Aquaculture activities make a waste that destroying
the environment. One example is the farming of
vannamei shrimp waste that can’t be used
optimally. Therefore by utilizing vannamei shrimp
waste as raw material for fish apartments that are
used as a substrate for coral growth in the ocean.
We know that, the ocean have many variety and
function in naturally cycle and human life. Coral
reefs have many functions for sea life, one of all
function is as home for fish. But nowadays, humans
are actively destroying the coral reef ecosystems on
our earth. Coral reefs are overfished, bombed and
poisoned, smothered by sediment, and choked by
algae growing on nutrient rich sewage and fertilizer
run-off. So, we must be repairing the coral reefs
with fish apartment. Fish apartment is good choices
to help in rehabilitate marine ecosystems as an
ecotourism.
C150: PutraMos: Public Transport
Monitoring System
1
1
Ahmad Baihaqi Dunya , Rafiza Ruslan ,
1
2
Risauddin Saian , Mohd. Hasbullah Omar , Mazani
1
Manaf
1
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis, Malaysia,
Universiti Utara Malaysia, Kedah, Malaysia
barelejen@gmail.com, {rafiza.ruslan,
risauddin}@perlis.uitm.edu.my,
mhomar@uum.edu.my, mazani@tmsk.uitm.edu.my
2
Passengers should feel secure while travelling on a
public transport. However, nowadays many
criminal cases involved in public transport such as
taxi. Common cases happened such as sexual
harassment, extortion, homicides, car robbery and
others. These serious criminals need to be reduced.
The criminals are either done by the taxi driver or
their passengers. In addition, taxi drivers often
commit traffic offenses. Some of the taxi drivers
often drive beyond the speed limit. There are also
drivers which skip during work and do other
activities. A monitoring system is highly needed to
reduce the risk of driver’s misconduct and for
improved passenger safety and comfort. The Public
Transport Monitoring System has the ability to
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monitor and record all events occurred in a taxi.
This real-time system can be monitored from the
management office. This system will be using IP
camera, wireless router and broadband USB. The
software used are IP Camera Viewer, Splashtop and
fraps. With this real-time monitoring system, we
hope the criminal rate in our country will be
reduced. This system may be implemented in other
public transports as well.
C158: Smart Wheelchair
Zunuwanas Bin Mohamad, Muhammad Ammin
Bin Mohd Nordin, Muhammad Ibrahim Bin
Azahar, Ahmad Hilman Bin Ahmad Puad,
Muhammad Izzudin Bin Mohd Zamri
Department Of Electrical Engineering, Persiaran
Usahawan Seksyen U1, Politeknik Sultan
Salahuddin Aziz Shah
zunuwanas@psa.edu.my
The opportunity to design and deliver short and
simple adjustable portable wheelchair. Not all
patients or handicapped peoples were able to buy
and used portable and easy to use motorized
wheelchair. Our aim is to simplify and make it’s
easier to use. Patients also complaint about
motorized wheelchair were very expensive, purpose
of also involving cutting half of the original prize of
the commercial motorized wheelchair. A brief
journal that we’ve been through portable
wheelchair do exist but few of them got
commercialized. The study that we conducted were
very specific about people with vital need for
wheelchair. The study include the physical
characteristics, power supply needed for moving the
wheelchair for dependable time and the practicality
of the innovate wheelchair. The conclusion is that
we should create a portable that normal wheelchair
can be mounted on with aspect related to the
patient. The price were also reconsider were put to
limit to affordable by Malaysian communities. As
the objective were put into development of innovate
wheelchair among Malaysian’s communities.
C159: Smart Bacteria Killer
Zunuwanas Bin Mohamad, Mizan Adilliah Bt Rudi,
Norezzety Shafekah Bt Othman
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C164: Android Based Car Alert System
Shuib Bin Basri, Abu Zarin Zulkafli
Department Of Computer And Information
Sciences (Dcis), Universiti Teknologi Petronas.
Bandar Sri Iskandar, Tronoh Perak
shuib_basri@petronas.com.my
With the booming of mobile technologies and
Global Positioning System (GPS) nowadays, this
paper presents a framework for Alert System in
Alerting Incoming Sharp Corner and Updating
Emergency Places Via GPS Assistance for road
users through a mobile application. Road accidents
fatalities have contributed about six percent from all
deaths in Malaysia. Although our authorities
always bragging about the decreased of road
accidents death every years and improvement of
cars safety standard, but there is a need to overcome
accidents by introducing new techniques to
decrease the statistics for the upcoming years. Yet,
GPS is one of the alternatives that could help in
decreasing the accidents. Popular GPS application
like Waze, PapaGo had implemented some of the
features which give warning if the car exceeding
speed limit in long straight road. Hence, these
existing systems are providing alternatives to
reduce the percentage of car accident by giving
alert to slow down the car which can prevent the
drivers over speed that lead to accidents. From our
brief study from statistic given by Royal Malaysian
Police, Bend road type is the third highest
percentage that contributes to accidents in
Malaysia. To minimize the accidents rate in this
country, this project will develop a GPS application
which provides “buzz” sound as alertness to tell the
drivers that there are dangerous corner ahead.
Algorithm to warn driver that there will be
dangerous corner ahead is implemented in this
project that will notify the drivers within 700
meters before sharp corner. Hence, drivers will be
likely ready to take the corners readily and safely
by slowing their cars when hearing precaution
sound. Besides, this system will come with giving
suggestions to the closest emergency places by only
refresh the list of the place and pin point the
emergency places on the map hence the driver
easily make choice without need to key in the name
of the emergency place.
Politeknik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah,
Persiaran Usahawan Seksyen U1
zunuwanas@yahoo.co.uk
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C165: The Commercialization of
Cassava Leaf Crispy
Siti Farrah Shahwir, Muhammad Azmi Bin Idris,
Nur Atiqah Binti Noorzan, Norliyana Binti
Syaifudin, Norfarrahlia binti Sachil
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Johor,
Kampus Segamat
sitif057@johor.uitm.edu.my
Cassava leaves are synonymous made as salads
among the Malay community in generally. Malay
community in the village makes cassava leaves as
heavy meal to eat with rice either boils and dipping
with hot/spicy shrimp paste (sambal belacan) or
cook for gravy or dry. Cassava leaves are best
planted in the climate like in Malaysia and is widely
planted here. However, the commercialization of
cassava only on yam and not cassava leaves .Thus,
this research are aims to focus in innovation of
cassava leaves to make it as a commercial business
in the present and future. This is because the
cassava leaves is a food that are categorized as
below commercial value or are not deemed
marketable. This innovation is to make cassava
leaves as crispy chips just like spinach crispy. But
the difference between spinach chips and cassava
leaves are weight which where the cassava leaves
are lighter than spinach and tastes better than
spinach chips were only just coated with rice flour
to make it crispy. Cassava leaves crispy could
become the competitor with seaweeds which
famous as a chips among Japanese. In medical
perspectives, some diseases can be cured such as
Rheumatik and fever by soaking cassava and soft
boiled with water to 800cc into 400 cc left. Also it’s
good to reduce headache by pounding cassava
leaves and then compress at head
C166: Non- Powered Zero-Electricity
Innovative Fridge
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ajmalmahmud@gmail.com2, 011-11727721
Most events sometimes could be an important
subject in everyday life. The subjects that might
change people destiny in life. It could be formed
either in formal or informal way. Conducting an
event is the thing most people emphasis about how
some event conducted. In order to conduct a wellplanned event, people have their own way to create
and plan the event. A few of them send the
invitation cards to all contacts by visiting their
residential. Some of them are using the social media
sites to send the invitation in line with technological
development. However, some problems had been
identified by using that approach. One of the issue
is some guests did not know the exact location of
the event held. The problem became more
complicated if there were a few events held on the
same location and day. It has made it difficult for
the guests to find the actual event location. This
project aimed to create a mobile application that
provided SMS notification alert with a positioning
of event location which named EveNotify. After the
project has been developed, it had notify all the
invited guests and had provide with the information
of location which supported by GPS provider. From
the findings, it showed that it successfully delivered
the logs into the server on several scenarios created.
After the database delivery completed, the server
took place to generate the SMS notifications. As a
result, the SMS generated by the server had
successfully notified the targeted contacts. For
future recommendations, it will send the logs into
the database and notification to the target device
concurrently. It is also recommended to provide the
graphical user interface of EveNotify which made
the application is more convenient to use.
C188: Mobile Document Management
For Final Year Project (Fyp) Students
By Using Webview
Khairul Anwar Bin Sedek
Ashwindran Naidu S/O Sanderasagran, Mohamad
Faizul Aslam Bin Mohd Ismail
Universiti Malaysia Pahang 26600 Pekan, Pahang
Darul Makmur
sai.ashwindran@gmail.com
C174: EveNotify : The Mobile Event
Notification
Rashidah bt Ramle1, Ajmal bin Mahmud 2, Khairul
Anwar bin Mansor3, Mohammad
Nashrul bin Mohd Zaaim4
Universiti Teknologi Mara (Kampus Arau), Arau
afininor93@gmail.com
This project is really beneficial for Undergraduate
students as they can manage their own proposal
using a Document Management System (DMS). It
can also help students to list their proposals in
reference to every part. The purpose of designing
this Document Management System is for students
to easily submit their proposal to lecturers and also
as a library or a source of reference to new students.
There are several steps to complete this project. The
first step is to plan and gather information of
relevant system specifications. After all the
information has been gathered, the designing and
development stage is undertaken to test the system
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in real time. Lastly, the project is tested to
determine whether it is a success or not. This
Document Management System can store a huge
amount of data. New students can easily open the
system to get any reference they want. The
development of this project utilizes a variety of
languages in order to achieve its objectives i.e.
PHP, HTML, CSS, Java, and XML. phpMyadmin
and MySQLi assisted this project in storing the
database. Moreover, to allow net-centric students
access to it, some connection to the network is
needed. In this case, the connection of the network
is done via a Freenom Domain Name and Hostinger
hosting. Both of the servers are Internet servers.
DMS can help students save cost, time, and go
paperless. From this Document Management
System, lecturers can still retrieve student
submissions of their Final Year Project (FYP)
reports in the event that the hardcopy is misplaced.
The system can store a large amount of information
that can be accessed anywhere. For example, if new
students need references they can open the
Documents Management System to obtain relevant
information from it.
K+
C191: Impregnation of
Over Deoiled
Spent Bleaching Clay (SBC) As a
Catalyst in Transesterification
Sharmalla A/P Subramanian
Faculty of Industrial Sciences and Technology,
Universiti Malaysia Pahang
sharmalla18@yahoo.com, 010-3641034/0109213845
World energy demand expected to increase as a
result of blossoming urbanisation, better living
standards and rising human population. Biodiesel
becomes an important alternative energy as the
price and demand of fossil fuel in the global market
is increasing each day. It has become obvious that
biodiesel can create a generous contribution to the
future energy demands as it brings less pollution to
environment if compared to fossil fuels. There were
many different types of potential feedstock and
catalyst for biodiesel production. Compared to
edible oil and non-edible vegetable oils as a
feedstock, natural waste is very much considered as
a biodiesel feedstock because of the huge demand
for edible oils as a food source. Moreover, the uses
of natural waste oils as a feedstock and catalyst
from wastes are more cost effective. Therefore,
production of biodiesel from natural waste is the
best way to overcome all the associated problems
with edible oils. In this present study, waste
cooking oil (WCO) and impregnation of K+ over
deoiled spent bleaching clay (SBC) as a catalyst
(K+ impregnated DSBC) were attempted. In this
study, K+ impregnated deoiled SBC was obtained
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from impregnation of 60% potassium hydroxide
(KOH) into deoiled SBC, dried in oven at 100 °C
for 16 hours and finally calcined on furnace at 500
°C for 4 hours. The prepared catalyst was
characterized by several methods such as TGA,
XRD, XRF, FESEM, FTIR, BET and Hammett
indicators. Result from transesterification showed
that highest methyl esters (ME) content was at
91.8% with 5 h reaction duration at 65 ± 2 °C.
Optimization of reaction revealed that 12:1
methanol to oil ratio and catalyst amount of 7 wt.%
as optimal reaction conditions. Furthermore,
catalyst can be reused up to 5 times while
maintaining ME conversion at 70.2%.
C192: 2-Degree of Freedom of Solar
Tracking System for Optimum Solar
Cell Implementation using DC-DC
Boost Converter Controlled by Fuzzy
Logic Controller
V. Sathis, G. Sasikala
Faculty of Manufacturing Engineering, University
Malaysia Pahang
sathisvatumalai@ymail.com, 011-16524626
This project proposes the 2-degree of freedom for
optimum solar cell implementation using dc-dc
boost converter controlled by fuzzy logic controller
with the maximum power point tracking (MPPT)
method. The objectives of this project are to track
and optimize the maximum output power of the
solar panel by designing and implementing the
fuzzy logic controller using microcontroller as well
as to regulate the output voltage of the solar panel
using dc-dc boost converter. The system includes a
solar panel, DC-DC boost converter, the fuzzy logic
controller implemented on Arduino Uno for
controlling on/off time of MOSFET of the boost
converter, voltage divider and optocoupler circuit as
a driver for MOSFET. Moreover, this project
presents a fuzzy logic real time code in Arduino
language for ATmega328 microcontroller at
Arduino Uno board. The result obtained from the
Arduino coding is the variation of duty cycle of
PWM signal according to the voltage of solar panel.
The final result obtained from dc-dc boost converter
showed that the output voltage has been regulated.
Overall, the designed system increases the
efficiency of the solar panel based on experimental
results.
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C193: Mobile School System for
Secondary Schools in Malaysia
Lim Jun Xian1, Ahmad Sobri Hashim2, Wan
Fatimah Wan Ahmad3
Department of Computer & Information Sciences,
Universiti Teknologi Petronas
jjunzxian@gmail.com1, {sobri.hashim2,
fatimhd3}@petronas.com.my, 017-5401378
The growth of mobile phone technologies has given
positive impacts to the world education system.
Technologists and academic practitioners have
decided to utilize the advancement of these
technologies for teaching and learning purposes
where mobile learning (m-learning) systems were
introduced. This project presents the development
of Mobile School system for secondary schools in
Malaysia. The system has been developed based on
the model that has been developed which aims to
solve three identified problems; physical limitations
of mobile devices; lack of communication among
teachers, school administrators, students and
parents; and usability aspects of existing m-learning
system. Several theories and principles have been
adopted in the development of the system. As a
result, Mobile School system has been successfully
developed for the use of teachers, students, school
administrators and parents of secondary schools in
Malaysia.
C197: StudentViz: An exploratory and
Visualization Tool for Higher Education
Institutions’ Students’ Data
Semiu A. Akanmu1, Zulikha Jamaludin2
School of Computing, Universiti Utara Malaysia,
06010, Sintok, Malaysia
ayobami.sm@gmail.com1, zulie@uum.edu.my2
0184684427
The multidimensionality of higher education
institutions’ (HEI) students’ data constrains the
needed understanding of the relationship between
the data dimensions, and subsequently affects
related decision making processes. This suggests
the need for Information Visualization (InfoVis),
being a tool that harnesses its exploratory,
visualization, and interaction techniques to generate
insights from datasets and supports decision
making.
StudentViz;
an
exploratory
and
visualization tool solves this inherent problem of
information overload, caused by the data
multidimensionality,
using
appropriate
visualization, interaction and distortion techniques.
It conveys the explicit knowledge hidden in the HEI
students’ data using the combination of these
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techniques. It is a domain-specific and researchdriven InfoVis tool for HEIs’ decision making
support.
C198: Innovative Portable Water
Filtration System
Ashwindran Naidu S/O Sanderasagran, Muhmmad
Azam Bin Abdul Rahim, Keeran Anamalai
Universiti Malaysia Pahang 26600 Pekan
solahazam95@gmail.com
C205: E-Headscarf Color Pair-Up (EHCPU) for Color Blind using Image
Processing Technique
Muhammad Qamarul Naim Che Ros, Nor Azlin
Rosli, Muhammad Zakiyyan Nor Rizan, Nur
Adiibah Taib
Faculty of Computer Sciences and Mathematics,
muhammadqamarulnaim@gmail.com, +6 012
6112613
This particular project’s aim is to develop a web
application system (E-HCPU) in assisting their
fashion business by providing extra functionalities
specifically for their customers who has color
blindness. Customers that are color blind has
difficulty in deciding which colors to choose and
purchase when shopping through online. They
could not test it out real-time. Therefore, this
project will assist these people in understanding
their skin undertone type and which color to choose
based on their skin undertone color. Basically, this
project should satisfies all color deficient people
around the world. Besides that, interviews and
preliminary questionnaires was made and the
results was phenomenal. All related diagrams that
are designed are included in this particular thesis.
The interfaces, architectures as well as all softwares
and hardwares specification for this project is also
provided for readers to look and understand the
overall construction process. Apart from that, this
project will undergo Software Development Life
Cycle methodology with Waterfall Model
approach. Therefore, to successfully develop this
particular system, this project had to go through all
seven different phases by following the Waterfall
Approach in order to achieve four main objectives
which are to study and verify colors that match
between the skin tone and the headscarf; to apply
the verified data into the system design; to develop
the E-HCPU system and to evaluate the validity of
the E-HCPU system. All steps and processes
regarding the development of E-HCPU will be
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explained further in this particular thesis for a better
understanding of this project.
C206: Halal Product Traceability
System (HalalPots) Using QR Code
Amnan Syahmi Ahmad Shukri, Nor Azlin Rosli, alAzim Rusnan, Mohamad Hazim Roslan
Faculty of Computer and Sciences and
Mathematics, Universiti Teknologi MARA
amnansyahmi@gmail.com, +6 011-26174140
This research was about developing a mobile
application with the implementation of a QR Code
in the application to trace the legitimacy of the
Halal product. The problem statement was the
current Halal logo can easily be fraud and there are
no effective applications that can trace the
legitimacy of the Halal product with JAKIM’s list
of Halal products. The project requires a web-based
system for an administrator to manage the product,
report, company and brand while the mobile
application is to scan and search the Halal product.
There were three objectives that need to be
achieved in this project which were, to gather and
analyse the user requirement, to design the
HalalPots and lastly to develop the HalalPots
system. There are two actors involved in the system
which are the admin that operates the system and
the user who use the mobile application. This
project used the Mobile Application Development
Life Cycle (MADLC) which consists of three
phases which are the identification phase, the
design phase and the development phase which
each of the phases had its own activities involved
and the deliverables. Each phases achieved each
objectives of the project. The findings of this
project is to allocate a system to generate the QR
Code based on the product information and a
mobile application to trace the Halal product by
scanning the QR Code generated by the system.
The system is limited to an administrator and a user
only. Last but not least, the limitations and the
recommendations of this project was defined.
C210: Effect of Acid-Assisted Ultrasonic
Pretreatment on the Structural Changes
of Pineapple Leaves
Nur Amira Zainidi, Muhamad Yusuf Darman,
Sharifah Iziuna Sayed Jamaludin
Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Johor, Kampus Pasir
Gudang
iziuna7858@johor.uitm.edu.my, 07-3818553
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Innovative and sustainable technologies for the
production of environmentally friendly fuels for
sustained economic development are now a global
effort. Global is trying to increase the production of
bioethanol as one of the main sources for reducing
petroleum’s demand. The present study focused on
the potential of ultrasound as a pretreatment process
in order to produce a disrupted and hydrated
substrate that can increase the conversion efficiency
of biomass during enzymatic hydrolysis. The
pretreatment of pineapple leaves as substrate
includes acid-assisted ultrasonication at different
power and amplitude. The effect of ultrasound
pretreatment
on
the
pineapple
leaves
microstructural changes was observed using
scanning electron microscopy. This was also to aid
in the investigation on the potential correlation
between the pineapple leaves structure and
ultrasonication.
C211: Vehicle Speeding Deterrent in a
Controlled Environment
Idris Abd. Latiff, Nur Ayuni Mohtar, Nurul Atikah
Ahmad Kabir
Electrical Technology Section, Universiti Kuala
Lumpur – British Malaysian Institute, Batu 8, Jalan
Sg Pusu, Gombak
idris@unikl.edu.my, 0129579750
Vehicle speeding on national highways poses
dangerous threat to road users and costs wastes of
money and resources. Currently the authorities are
using individual and instantaneous monitoring of
vehicle speed using speed cameras. This method is
ineffective as drivers may reduce speed at known
speed trap locations, as evidenced by the national
accident statistics. The main idea of this project is
to decrease the accident rates on highways in the
country by reducing the average speed of the whole
traffic. In a controlled environment such as PLUS
and LPT highways where entrance, exit and RnR
points are clearly defined in terms of distance, it is
easy to monitor individual average speed and detect
speeding offence at predetermined control points.
The monitoring is done by using image capture
with time-stamp at the entrance point, and average
speed calculation at the control or exit point. Once
speeding offence is detected by calculation, a flag is
raised and the second image is captured as
evidence. This monitoring approach encourages
drivers to be aware of their travel distance, speed
limits and time necessary to reach their destination
safely. It requires the speeding drivers to take
precautionary action of controlling their driving
speed over the travel distance, thus reducing the
whole traffic average speed.
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C213: Smart Bacteria Killer
Nurul Maisarah Binti Kamaruddin, Mizan Adilliah
Bt Rudi, Norezzety Shafekah Bt Othman,
Zunuwanas Bin Mohamad, Mariana Binti Rosdi
Polytechnic Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah,
Persiaran Usahawan Sekesyen U1, Shah Alam
msarah@psa.edu.my
Ultraviolet (UV) light is an electromagnetic
radiation with a wavelength from 400nm to 100nm,
shorter than visible light but longer than X-rays.
UV radiation is present in sunlight and is produced
by electric arcs and specialized lights such as
mercury-vapor lamps, tanning lamps and black
lights. UV radiation is often sub classified into UVA (long wave), UV-B (medium wave) and UV-C
(short wave). This project is created purposely due
to the unattractive and unappealing exterior design
causes the low usage of the devices at the ward and
area in the hospital. Besides, from the observation
on the level of cleanliness in the hospital show that
patient or visitors have highly risk expose to virus
and illness. IR Sensors work by using a specific
light sensor to detect a select light wavelength in
the Infra-Red (IR) spectrum. By using an LED
which produces light at the same wavelength as
what the sensor is looking for, you can look at the
intensity of the received light. When an object is
close to the sensor, the light from the LED bounces
off the object and into the light sensor. This results
in a large jump in the intensity, which we already
know can be detected using a threshold. This
project are generally use to make the UV light
bacteria killer as a widely used device to make sure
patient, doctors and visitors clean.
C214: PostGrad Sys v1.0
M. Rafiz Jamaludin, M. Aisar Masduqi, S.S.M.
Fauzi , M. Nabil Fikri Jamaluddin
Faculty of Computer and Mathematical
Sciences/Postgraduate Studies Unit, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, Perlis, 02600 Arau, Perlis
nabilfikri@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Postgraduate students’ information in UiTM Perlis
was managed manually using Microsoft Excel.
Details of the postgraduate students, information
regarding progress of study and application of
Defence Research Proposal (DRP), pre-viva, and
viva were kept in separate documents. These
information are generally managed by Coordinator
of Post Graduate Unit individually with minimal
support from clerk. Separated documents made the
coordinator have to deal with load of documents.
There are several disadvantages in keeping data in
Excel, such as difficulty to track students’ progress,
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lack of reporting features, vulnerability to fraud,
and it is susceptible to trivial human errors which
might lead to misinformation and data
inconsistency. PostGrad Sys 1.0 was developed to
handle with the abundance of students’ data, to
generate reports for analysis for future planning and
to manage and monitor students’ research activities
(such as mock DRP, DRP, pre-viva, and viva). The
system currently is an official system for record
keeping and management of post graduate students
in UiTM Perlis.
C218: Computerised Voting System
(CVS)
Nurul Asyikin Bt Abdul Rashid, Ahmad
Takiyuddin, Muhammad Daniel Asyraaf, Irfani
Syuhada
Department Faculty of Computer & Mathematical
Sciences, Kolej Poly-Tech MARA
suhaimi.asyraaf@gmail.com
Computerized Voting System (CVS) is a system
that is built by us to pleasant the voting process.
Among the reasons that make us build this system
because the old voting system fault frequently
occurs during the calculation. Not only that the old
voting system should also be checked repeatedly to
obtain the results accurate and it uses a lot of time
to get the result. The old voting system also
requires a lot of expenses to purchase the papers
and print to the voting process. There were also
some voters who are trying to damage the vote.
Here are some of the benefit of computerized
voting system is more economical time during the
counting of votes and no need to repeatedly check
the votes. The new voting system is also able to
save costs and no longer need to buy paper for
voting. With this new system we only need the
device and the internet to use this new system. The
system is also more secure to use than the old
voting system. Finally, with this system we also can
see the results directly. We use raspberry pi as web
server and make it portable, can use just by plug in
for this new voting system.
C223: Instant PTC Media
Nur Liyana, N.H., Nur Fatin Irwani, A.A, Fakhrul,
R.H.
Faculty of Applied Science, UiTM Kampus Arau,
02600 Arau, Perlis
nurliyananasuha94@gmail.com, 017-5200665/0139600132
The Plant tissue culture (PTC) is a method of
growing large numbers of plant cells, tissues or
organs from mother plant on artificial medium in
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vitro. Plant tissue culture is a fast promising
technique but the biggest problem is contamination
with fungi and bacteria. Fungi and bacteria cause
loss of cultures, time, money and effort.
Contamination also cause waste of materials,
chemicals and apparatus used. The bacterial
contaminants usually include Staphylococcus sp.,
Streptococcus sp., Lactobacillus sp. and
Enterobacter spp. while fungal contaminants
include Aspergillus niger, Aspergillus fumigatus,
Alternaria tenius, and Fusarium culmorum. This
microbial contamination occurs during sterilization
method thus the aim is to develop a new method to
make plant tissue culture technique easier.
Antimicrobial
preservatives
which
exert
antimicrobial properties were added into the plant
media to prevent the growth of the bacteria and
fungi that will contaminated the plant culture.
Antimicrobial
preservatives
used
were
methyparaben, potassium sorbate and sodium
benzoate. Different concentrations of antimicrobial
preservatives; 0.05%, 0.1%, 0.2%, 0.4% and 0.8%
were used. The results showed that the highest
concentration 0.8% gave the highest effect on
inhibiting the growth of bacteria and fungi. No
visible growth of bacteria and fungi were observed.
The antimicrobial preservatives were proven able to
inhibit wide range of microbes.
C229: Semi-Automated Screening
System for Cervical Related Diseases
Nur Syazwani Samanu, Nor Afiqah Ramdun,
Sarimah Abdullah, Mohd Asyraf Zulkifley
Department of Electrical, Electronic and Systems
Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Built
Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
43600, UKM, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
syazwani.samanu@siswa.ukm.edu.my,
norafiqahramdun@gmail.com,
sarimahabdullah@gmail.com,
asyraf.zulkifley@ukm.edu.my, 03-8921 6699
This product is a semi-automated assessment
system that screen cervical related diseases in order
to facilitate the young medical practitioners. The
main advantage of this product is it offers a fast
assessment system that does not require any open
surgery in diagnosing cervical diseases. Therefore,
to achieve this goal, an assessment system based on
X-Ray modality is developed to screen possible
cervical bone abnormalities. Two major diseases
associated with cervical vertebrae are Disc Space
Narrowing and Anterior Osteophytes. Thus, this
assessment system will use input from 2D X-Ray
image to detect the abnormalities presence, even in
the early stage. Our system consists of four main
modules: image enhancement, image segmentation,
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feature extraction and classification. Firstly, image
enhancement is performed through applying
Contrast-limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization
(CLAHE) to sharpen and improve X-ray image for
better visualization. The second module is to extract
the desired bones from the medical images so that
it’s features can be analyzed. Next, the third module
is feature extraction that is used to obtain feature
and characteristics of the vertebrae, either it is a
normal or abnormal case. Thus, the output from
feature extraction of each vertebra bone can be
classified by the final module, classification
module. Artificial neural network is implemented to
classify the presence of both cervical disease, where
it offers simplicity and accurate classification. This
system is beneficial for the young medical
practitioners to facilitate them to come out with a
fast diagnosis, especially during screening process.
C230: Electronic Board Logic Gates
Quiz – Teaching Aid for Digital System
Subject
Muhammad Sollehuddin Shameek Ahmaed1,
Luqman Nordin1, Amar Faiz Zainal Abidin1*, Mohd
Safirin Karis2, Nursabillah Mohd Ali2
1
Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Johor Kampus Pasir
Gudang
81750 Masai, Johor, MALAYSIA
2
Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, 76100 Durian Tunggal,
Melaka, MALAYSIA
*amarf408@johor.uitm.edu.my
The project proposed is a teaching aid that test
student understanding of digital system subject. The
project consists of an electronic board that able to
display question in term of digital system’s logic
equation and requires student to provide a solution
in term of digital system’s logic circuit design for
the question. The board then check the solution
given by the student and award student with mark
accordingly. The novelty of this project is that there
is no interactive (giving feedback to user) electronic
board logic quiz available in the market. Currently,
most of the teaching aid available for digital system
subject available is passive in nature, example,
instruction-based. A survey is done among the final
semester Electrical Engineering students at Faculty
of Electrical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi
MARA Cawangan Johor Kampus Pasir Gudang to
measure the effectiveness. The results indicate that
the students enjoy and believe that the board game
is useful and educational.
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C231: LiDAR-based Carbon Model (LiCAM) for Sustainable Tropical
Rainforest
Nurul Ain Mohd Zaki1, Zulkiflee Abd Latif1,
Mohd Zainee Zainal2, Khairulazhar Zainuddin2,
1
Applied Remote Sensing & Geospatial Research
Group, Centre of Studies for Surveying Science &
Geomatics, Faculty of Architecture, Planning &
Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, 40450
Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
2
Centre of Studies Surveying Science & Geomatics,
Faculty of Architecture, Planning & Surveying,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Arau, 02600, Perlis,
Malaysia
nurulainzaki@gmail.com
Climate change is one of the undeniably global
issues throughout the whole world nowadays.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is believed to be one of the
major greenhouse gasses which cause the climate
change. Tropical forest embraces a large stock of
carbon in the global carbon cycle and contributes to
the enormous amount of above and below ground
biomass. The carbon kept in the aboveground living
biomass of trees is typically the largest pools and
the most directly impacted by the anthropogenic
factor such as deforestation and forest degradation.
Hence, quantifying carbon stock and fluxes from
tropical forest, by estimating the above-ground
forest biomass (AGB) is the critical steps that will
be innovate in this research. This research proposed
a model to improve accuracy estimation amount of
aboveground biomass by develop locally derived
diameter height relationship model using allometric
equation merge with the advancement of remote
sensing which is Light Detection and Ranging
(LiDAR) and remote sensing technology. This
research aims to explore the connection between
forest biomass productions, the linkage between
forest biomass with the remote sensing
environment, and the option that geospatial
technology can provide in order to support the
effective forest management.
C233: Crystal Clear Coffee – The
Colourless Coffee
Sukhvinder Singh A/L Narinder Singh, Jaskiran
Kaur A/P Narinder Singh
Department of Accounting and Business
Management, Kolej Poly-Tech MARA Alor Setar,
05150 Alor Setar, Kedah
jassukh_3@yahoo.com, 017-5963436
Crystal clear coffee is colourless caffeinated coffee.
It is different than the typical coffee usually found
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in the market. The benefits of colourless coffee
almost similar to normal coffee such as caffeine in
it act as a complement for headache medicine and it
also help break the fats into energy source. The
only difference of colourless coffee with normal
coffee is it colourless properties help to prevent
teeth and tongue from changing colour which affect
a person appearance. It also does not contain any
artificial colour whereby artificial colour is known
to cause damage to DNA or genotoxicity, bladder
tumor and other form of cancer that were linked to
certain artificial colouring. In cost analysis
perspective, it is just the same as the normal coffee
preparation. Lastly, colourless coffee is a novel
approach to give variation to typical coffee with
added health benefits that reduces chance of
contacting diseases related to artificial colouring.
C234: 3s-Fisio: A Lower Limb
Physiotherapy Monitoring System For
Home-Based Rehabilitation
Nor Afiqah Mohd Ramdun, Nur Syazwani Samanu,
Mohd Asyraf Zulkifley
Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment,
Universiti kebangsaan Malaysia
norafiqahramdun@gmail.com,
syazwani.samanu@siswa.ukm.edu.my,
asyraf.zulkifley@ukm.edu.my, 0148010677
Physiotherapy is a set of remediation activities to
improve physical functional abilities that may cause
by fracture, stroke, heart attack and many more.
These activities or exercises require supervision
from physiotherapist mainly for health and safety
reason. It is time-consuming process that may take
more than a year. However, there are four main
challenges associated with physiotherapy which are
monetary cost, traveling distance and time,
comfortability and privacy as well as requiring
assistance from others. Hence, the idea for selfrehab at the comfort of their home is becoming an
emerging trend. 3S-Fisio is a dedicated lower limb
home-based monitoring system that focuses on
improving capability of leg functional that might
happen due to stroke attack. It has been
incorporated with safety feature to alert the user and
related parties in case of any incident. In a nutshell,
the main advantages of 3S-Fisio are the patients can
practice at their own preferred time, eliminate
travelling time to the rehabilitation center, improve
patient privacy and low-cost setup. The general
principle of the system is to track the lower leg
movement through Kalman filter, in which the
trajectory pattern is used to analyse the correctness
of the movement. Background modelling is used to
extract the moving foreground where center of
moment is used as the tracking observation. The
decision on counting has also been embedded into
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this system as an additional feature. It is an
affordable system, just by using a normal webcam
and camera without much setup and calibration. If
the system detects an anomaly event, the alert
signal will be activated automatically, so that the
caregiver can act immediately and accordingly. It
can be scalable to become an online monitoring
system that links with the rehabilitation centre for
better support
C235: Smart Window Cleaner System
Bee Yee Poh, Jia Rong Lee, Ai Wern Chong, KaWy Ng, Jian Huei Lim
Department of Electrical & Electronic, Universiti
Teknologi PETRONAS
pbyee1@hotmail.com, 0163240702
The amount of skyscraper and high-rise building
increase exponentially with time. Therefore,
problem arise when they need to clean the window.
Heavy machinery and high rise ladder need to be
used in order to clean the windows of these high
building. This is an extremely dangerous work and
need to spend a lot of money. Therefore, we have
created an autonomous window cleaning system
using pulley system so that the worker no need to
risk their life by cleaning the windows of high-rise
building.
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C242: Development of Eco-Friendly
Electricity Generation from Plant
Energy Harvesting
Shahfizan Nasriq Bin Ali, Hazwan Zulfadhli Bin
Mohd Sobri, Nor Shafiqin Binti Shariffuddin
Electrical Department, Universiti Kuala Lumpur,
(British Malaysian Institute)
shahfizan.ali@s.unikl.edu.my, +6012-918 9985
This technology enables us to produce electricity
from living plants at practically every site where
plants can grow. The technology is based on natural
processes and is safe for both the plant, and its
environment. Via photosynthesis a plant produces
organic matter. Part of this organic matter is used
for plant-growth, but a large part can’t be used by
the plant and is excreted into the soil via the roots.
Around the roots naturally occurring microorganisms break down the organic compounds to
gain energy from. In this process, electrons are
released as a waste product. By providing this
device for the micro-organisms to donate their
electrons to, the electrons can be harvested as
electricity. Research has shown that plant-growth
isn’t compromised by harvesting electricity, so
plants keep on growing while electricity is
concurrently produced.
C239: Mobile Fidyah Calculator
C250: Development of Temperature
Control in Vehicle
Asiah Ismail1, Arifah Fasha Rosmani1, Noor Azura
Zainuddin2, Shukor Sanim Mohd Fauzi1, Umi
Hanim Mazlan1
N. Saleh, H. Saidin, Z. L. Zahari, N. A. Sapiee, M.
N. S. Ibrahim
Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences1,
Academy of Contemporary Islamic Studies
(ACIS)2, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Kampus
Arau, 02600 Arau, Perlis
arifah840@perlis.uitm.edu.my, 6012-4354336
Fidyah is the fine for Muslims who are not able to
qada (replace) their fast during the current
Ramadhan month until the next Ramadhan.
Fidyah can be paid in cash or in a form of food such
as rice or dates, and it can only be given to poor
Muslims who are permitted to accept Zakat. Mobile
Fidyah Calculator is designed and developed for
Muslims to get accurate calculation of Fidyah.
Mobile Fidyah Calculator provides the calculation
of rice in Kilogram (kg) as a person should pay
Fidyah according to the type of rice they consumed.
Mobile Fidyah Calculator also provides a guidance
and information that helps the user to increase the
knowledge in Fidyah.
Electrical & Electronic Section, Universiti Kuala
Lumpur British Malaysian Institute, Batu 8, Jalan
Sg. Pusu
najiyah@unikl.edu.my, 019-7327010
This paper presents the design and development the
temperature control in vehicle. The objective of this
project is to control the temperature in vehicles by
converting the hot air into cold air at room
temperature by using microcontroller as the brain.
Nowadays, the solar radiation became stronger
especially in the afternoon and causing the internal
space of the vehicle feels like in ‘oven’. In addition,
there are no room for the outside air to enter the
vehicles as all the windows are tightly closed. The
research shows that there are many problems that
would affect the users when the temperature inside
the vehicles is high. For example, the users will
wasting their time when they are waiting for the
temperature inside the car to cool down. The
windscreen of the vehicle could also been fractured
due to hot air that circulate inside the car. This
phenomenon also could cause cancer to users due to
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frequent exposure to unbalance hot air. This project
can be applied to any vehicle such a car, van and so
on. So, the time required to maintain the
temperature inside the vehicle to comfortable level
depending on the area and other types of equipment
in the vehicle. Lastly, this project has a high
commercial value since a lot of people use vehicles
and experiences the same problem when they need
to parking their vehicle in hot area.
C252: IoT6 Awareness: Conceptual
Model for IPv6 Security Management
Athirah Rosli1, Abidah Hj Mat Taib1, Wan Nor
Ashiqin Wan Ali2, Hanif Baharin1, Ros Syamsul
Hamid1
1
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
2
School of Human Development and
Technocommunication (iKOM), Universiti Malaysia
Perlis
athirah.rosli@ymail.com1, 019 4545 184
The leapfrog of Internet of Thing 6 (IoT6) has
increased the security issues such as mobility and
multicast in IPv6 network as it allows many devices
with uncertain security measure connected to the
network. This will create security issues that can
harm connected devices. Lack of exposure towards
IoT6 security issues and inefficient utilization of IPv6
features also have given challenge in managing IPv6
network security. The aim of this research is to
demonstrate how IoT6 escalate the security issues
and to integrate the concept of risk assessment and
attack prevention in order to cope with the current
IoT6 issues. Thus, the first approach is by using
threat model to identify IPv6 threats. Secondly, risk is
assess by using i-SeRP and the last approach is
filtering the IPv6 attacks using I6-FPS. These three
approaches formed a conceptual model that
demonstrates on how these approaches been
integrated. In the long run, this study is expected to
contribute to the efficiency in managing IoT6
security issues. The proposed conceptual model will
be enhanced to validate and monitor the efficiency of
the tools used in assessing the risk and attack
filtering.
C253: E. Ir Steamer Closet
Muhamad Sufieyan Abdul Fatah, Mu’az Mohd
Radzi, Nurannisa Syifa Abd Shukor, Amanina Mat
Ghani, Wan Nor Bayah Wan Kamarudin
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The E. Ir Steamer Closet was developed to make
ironing process easier, minimizing human energy
and at the same time it can conserve space. The
traditional way of ironing clothes consume a lot of
time hence it may contribute to the injury to the
handlers. The main idea of this product has been
generated from a combination of closet and steam
iron. It is made from solid wood and stainless steel.
The E. Ir Steamer Closet consists of ironing area
and storage area with the dimension of Height:
185cm; Width: 120cm; Depth: 59cm. The ironing
area will require a water tank for steaming process
while the storage area is to keep the cleaned and
steamed clothes. Thus this product is operated
mechanically. The product is value for money and
the main target market are the household consumers
and also hotel industry. As a conclusion, the E. Ir
Steamer Closet will act as a medium to facilitate the
ironing process effectively.
C256: Rolling Bed Stand
Nur Atiqah Lokman, Nada Nadhirah Abdul
Rahman, Amanina Mat Ghani, Malina Hanum
Mohd Kamal, Noristisarah Abd Shattar
Faculty of Hotel and Tourism Management,
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Terengganu)
atiqlokman96@gmail.com, 014-8046787
The Rolling Bed Stand (RBS) was developed to
reduce the workload of the housekeeping staff
needed for the turning bed process in a hotel room.
In general, a mass housekeeping process which
involve the turning bed process that requires a very
handy tools and equipments to smoothen the flow.
The RBS is made from adjustable steel with the
minimum size of Width: 39'; Length: 75' and the
maximum size of the size of Width: 76'; Length:
84'. A common practice of turning bed requires at
least two to four staffs according to the bed size that
can become a burden to them if there is no proper
technique or device used. By using the RBS, the
mattress can be turned without separating it from
the bed stand and it can help turning over the
mattress single handed. Distribution of the chores is
not needed and therefore, the work can be done
efficiently. The existing of the bed stands are static
whereby the RBS is a new form of a bed stand that
has a rolling mechanism to turn over the mattress.
The main target market is the hotel industry that
offers lodging facilities. As a conclusion, the RBS
not only could lessen the workforce but it also may
save time during the process of turning the bed.
University Teknologi MARA (Terengganu)
muazradzi_212@yahoo.com, 014-7439048
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C257: Rainbow Eye - Visual Aid for the
Colour Blind
M Fiqri Zurani, Khairul Izzuddin Lazimpee, Nadia
Abdul Halim, Mohd Zaki Ayob
Electronic Technology Section, Universiti Kuala
Lumpur British Malaysian Institute, Batu 8 Jalan Sg
Pusu Gombak Selangor
mohdzaki@unikl.edu.my, 019-3547278
Rainbow Eye is a device that assists people who
suffer from colour blindness. Colour blindness is a
deficiency where people with colour blind can’t see
the colour of objects in the environment and their
daily lives. This problem is still an issue where
people suffering from colour blindness can’t be
cured by medical science, yet many do not realise
they are colour blind. Rainbow Eye is an alternative
electronic device that can make people suffering
from colour blindness to recognize the colour of
their surroundings. Specifically, the device focuses
on people with Deuteranopia, those who has
problem with red and green colour deficiency. It is
equipped with tricolour sensor for detecting the
colour of materials, followed by displaying colour
labels according to the right colour. Rainbow Eye
has many benefits, ranging from visual aid for
wireman to helping shoppers in choosing food
products at supermarkets.
C268: Congklak Gemetar (Gembira,
Semangat, dan Pintar): Preserve the
Wealth Nation Culture via Educational
Games for Elementary School Student
to Improve Intelligent Quotient (IQ) on
Realizing the Fourth Target of SDGs
2030
Raka Yhuda Pratama1), Amirul Mukhlishin2),
Mochammad Iskandar Ardiansyah Rochman3),
Yelly Zelfita4), Elmia Hidayati5)
1
Matematika, FMIPA, Universitas Brawijaya,
Malang
2
Statistika, FMIPA, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang
3
Teknik Informatika, FILKOM, Universitas
Brawijaya, Malang
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Fisika, FMIPA, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang
5
Kimia, FMIPA, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang
pratamaraka10@gmail.com
Children are a very valuable asset for a nation,
because every child have a potential for the future
development of a nation. Unfortunately, in modern
era, the child is loaded by the heavy academic task.
So the parent asked their child to learning more and
reduce the playtime, although its make the child
feel forced. In this modern era, long time learning
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is often inversely proportional to the length of the
playtime of the child. Though playing and learning
must be obtained in a balanced child. These
activities can be realized, one of which with
educational games media. This media is the great
way to learn and play with favored by the children.
Various educational media has been developed in
the community, both formal and non-formal. Based
on the issues above, we took the initiative to
provide solutions in the form of innovation
traditional game congklak combined with
educational materials IQ (Intelligent Quotient) that
we create with educational games form named
congklak “GEMETAR” (Gembira, Semangat, dan
Pintar) Preserve the Wealth Nation Culture via
Educational Games for Elementary School Student
to Improve Intelligent Quotient (IQ) on Realizing
the Fourth Target of SDGs 2030 which reads,
"Ensure Inclusive and Equitable Promote Quality
Education and Lifelong Learning Opportunities for
All". As for how to play the game congklak
GEMBIRA in general, this is similar with congklak
in general, but we give little innovation in the
system so that game will make players (kids) more
passion, joy, and interesting in playing this game.
Especially with the problems of TPA (Academic
Potential Test) that can always be updated along
with the development of the times, this making the
child will not be bored in playing this game. The
success of this educative educational media can be
proved by the results of questionnaire analysis that
shows there is a difference between the increase in
pre-test and post-test.
C274: @Men: Paddy Waste Product as
New Chemopreventive Agent for
Prostate Cancer
Mogana Das Murtey, Mohd Hafiz Mail, Farah Anis
Shafie, Muhammad Usaid Ahmad, Jahidul Islam,
Azman Seeni Mohamed
Malaysia (USM), Bertam, Penang, Malaysia.
azmanseeni@gmail.com, phone: 604-562417
Prostate cancer chemoprevention is an alternative
and potential strategy to control this malignancy.
We try to develop a new chemopreventive agent for
prostate cancer using paddy waste product such as
paddy husk and named it is as @Men. Our
preliminary in vitro analysis on prostate cancer
cells, DU145 (androgen-independent) demonstrated
that @Men IC50 was 0.15 mg/ml and suppressed
53.70% and 38.36% of DU145 cell growth after 8
days of incubation. @Men also induced 26.73% of
early apoptosis via G2/M and S phase of DNA
arrest activity. Morphology changes of DU145 cells
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after treated with @Men was analysed for apoptotic
features such as condensed chromatin, presence of
apoptotic body and elongation of cells.
Interestingly, @Men did not show any sign of
toxicity via skin fibroblast cytotoxicity analysis.
Therefore, we believed @Men has a good potential
as a prostate cancer chemopreventive agent and
further investigation will be performed especially
on preclinical models.
C276: Child Vehicular Heat Stroke
Prevention System Controlled Using
Wireless Technology
Norzalina Othman, Muhammad Syafiq Bin Zainal,
Muhammad Luqman Bin Abidin, Nor Azlia Binti
Azizan, Nurul Hidayah Binti Samit
Institute, Kulim Kedah
norzalina@unikl.edu.my
C278: e-Jejak berasaskan Reka Bentuk
Pembelajaran Sejagat
Rohaizat Ibrahim, Mohd Hanafi Mohd Yassin
Fakulti Pendidikan, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia
rohaizat82@yahoo.com, 019-6013584
Mengintegrasikan reka bentuk pembelajaran sejagat
(UDL) dengan program pendidikan kerjaya
merupakan satu cabaran besar terutamanya apabila
berhadapan dengan Murid Berkeperluan Khas
(MBK). Dasawarsa ini, program pendidikan kerjaya
masih tidak membenarkan MBK untuk mempelajari
kerjaya melalui kaedah yang menarik, bermakna
dan bersesuaian dengan keperluan mereka. Justeru,
kajian ini membangunkan e-Jejak sebagai satu
inisiatif dalam menutup kelompongan yang terhasil
daripada
pengkaji-pengkaji
lepas.
Antara
kandungan dan perkhidmatan e-Jejak yang telah
diujisah dalam makmal eye tracking serta ke atas
MBK ialah Ruang Murid, Guru Bestari, Gerbang
Kursus, Kerjaya Pilihan, Maklumat Pembelajaran
Percuma dan Jejak Kerjaya. Penemuan dapatan
dalam kajian ini menggariskan tentang keupayaan
e-Jejak untuk learn, unlearn dan relearn dalam
kalangan MBK adalah pelengkap kepada usaha
memantapkan kualiti program pendidikan kerjaya
mereka yang masih kurang diterokai sama ada di
dalam atau di luar negara.
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C282: To Produce Terrazzo Using
Recycle Glass And Seashell
Nurul Munira binti Mohd Shariff, Muhammad
Kidam Wasilah binti Abdul Rahman, Anis Nazirah
binti Azman, Nurul Syamimi binti Rosli
Department of Civil Engineering, Polytechnic
Sultan Idris Shah
nurul_munira@psis.edu.my, 03-32806200
This study aims to produce terrazzo, a type of floor
finishes that use alternative material such as recycle
glass and sea shell. It use recycle material and
natural combined with conventional material to
create this product of innovation. Both materials
combined using the ratio of 1:1:½ of cement, sand
and alternative material. For this study a few testing
will be conducted to test this prototype of product
such compressive strength, water absorption test
and density. By using recycle and natural material,
this product will a green product that can reduce
wastage and more recycle material will be reusable
as productive invention. The alternative material
use will not decrease the compressive strength of
the terrazzo compared to the conventional terrazzo
because this terrazzo will use design cement that
have strength nearly the same as concrete grade 30.
The compressive strength of the alternative terrazzo
strength will be ± 45 N/mm² assumed that it will be
nearly the same compressive strength as
conventional terrazzo produce by PANDOMO
Terrazzo. Furthermore, for the water absorption
test, the accepted percentage of water absorption
test is below 10%. The results of the water
absorption test are assumed it will not exceed 10%
of water absorption.
C283: Development of Deep Bore Tile
Cruncher Tool
Muhammad Muizzuddin, Muhammad
Shahruzaman, Azren Ahmad1, A. R. Ab Kadir2
Department of Manufacturing, Universiti Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia Spanish Institute MSI, Kulim
High-Tech Park, Kulim, Kedah
azren@unikl.edu.my1, ahmadrazlee@unikl.edu.my2
017-57374441, 012-41341802
Taps are commonly used tools in the last few
hundred years and are essential for everyday use. It
is used successfully in many regions of the world
and continues to be an important building system
until now. These components have evolved over the
centuries as our scientific understanding of their
performance. Now there are problems that were
identified when the screw on taps embedded in the
wall of the toilet and the tiles. A tool has been
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created and named deep bore plumber tiles cruncher
for ease of removing tile and cement. Deep Bore
Tiles cruncher is a product innovation to help the
plumber or maintenance unit to remove a tile and
opens the taps that are embedded in the wall easily
and quickly. The Deep Bore Tile Cruncher is
designed to reduce the time and labour in the
process of maintenance. Malaysia's vibrant
economy and fast-moving lifestyle have resulted in
an increase in the demand for Deep Bore Tile
Crunches. The government undertakes to increase
the efficiency and reliability of infrastructure
facilities and services to support trade and business
activities. To fabricate the deep bore tiles cruncher,
tool steel and mild steel are chosen. The tool steel
has a grade. It will use for grade DF41 because
hardness, resistance to abrasion and ability to retain
shape at increased temperatures. Besides that, the
other product that will be chosen is mild steel. The
mild steel has a good in ductile and cost effective.
So, the tool steel and mild steel will be chosen to
make a good project.
C285: Bio Kinetic-Energy Electric
Generator Based on Megneto
Hydrodynamic Principle
Mior Firdaus Bin Mior Abd Majid, Mohamad Sabri
Bin Mohamad Sidek, Muhammad Aidiladha Bin
Ahmad, Mohamad Lokman Bin Mohd Salleh,
Muhammad Ifwat Bin MD Sith, Syed Muhammad
Faisal B Tuan Azam
Universiti Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Spanish
Institute, Kulim Hi-Tech Park
miorfirdaus@unikl.edu.my
Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) generator is a
device that uses magneto-hydrodynamic principles,
to generate electric power directly from the flow of
gasses or others working fluid like sea water (NaCl
solution) pass through the magnetic field. In the
generator, when sea water (NaCl Solution) is pass
through a high magnetic field, a pair of electrode
plates will pick up electrons from the ionized sea
water (NaCl Solution) and will produce the electric
current (Stan Gibilisco, 2001). The MHD generator
working principle is based on Faraday’s
electromagnetic induction law. The purpose of this
research are to solve the problem regarding the
demand for energy such as:

The demand for electricity is increasing
rapidly due to the growing number of the
population while the current power resources
become insufficient due to the high demand.

The conversional power generator like a
gas or steam turbine using the rotating turbine and
generator to produce the electric power. This will
cause air pollution because the noise generate by
the rotating part, then because of it the efficiency of
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the system will drop because of friction and
vibration of rotating component, beside that the
maintenance cost is increase and life of that type of
generator will be short due to high vibration that
come from rotating part.
C287: i-FLIPP
Noraini Binti Nasirun@Hirun1+, Sarina Muhamad
Noor2, Rushami Zien Yusoff1, Abdul Aziz
Othman1
1
College of Business, Universiti Utara Malaysia,
06100 Sintok, Kedah
2
Teknologi MARA, 02600 Arau, Perlis
noraininasirun@gmail.com, 012-4087100
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship (ENT300) is the
university subject at Universiti Teknologi MARA
(UiTM). Because of that, every diploma students at
UiTM must enroll and pass this subject, as the
requirements for graduation. In UiTM Perlis, the
number of students who enroll for this subjects has
increased due to the increment of student intakes
since 2010. On average, there are 1,130 ENT300
students every semester. In order to maintain the
quality of handling large cohorts, the faculty
decided to apply blended learning using flipped
classroom by incorporating various technologies to
support the teaching and learning for this subject.
This strategy known as i-CREATE (Innovative and
Creative Young Entrepreneurs) focusing on
handling teaching and learning activities, as well as
assessments for ENT300. Besides the success
stories of i-CREATE for students, faculties and
community in UiTM (Perlis), this strategy is not
able to measure quality dimensions of it’s
implementation. Hence, i-FLIPP is introduced as a
predictive model to measure quality dimensions in
i-CREATE using flipped classroom. This model
was developed by enhancing ‘Quality of Use’
concept introduces by Nigel Baven in 1985. There
are five variables incorporated in this model namely
student
engagement,
student
interactions,
satisfaction, effectiveness and efficiency. The final
model was developed through three (3) stages of
data collections, namely preliminary (pilot), quasiexperimental and survey. Analysis through
composite reliability (CR) and average variance
extracted (AVE) indicates that this model is valid
and reliable. Further analysis through blindfolding
procedure exhibits that this model has huge
predictive relevance on its endogenous constructs.
For this reasons, blended learning practitioners are
able to use i-FLIPP as an instrument to measure
quality dimensions in blended learning, particularly
using flipped classroom approach.
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C290: Tobi-RC Mobile Application
Ain Amirah binti Hussin, Norzatul Bazamah Binti
Azman Shah
Universiti Teknologi MARA, kampus Jasin,
Merlimau, Melaka
bajamot@yahoo.com, 0193750137
Mobile application is trendy and receives high
demand in marketplace. Thus, mobile technology
has been identified as a potential alternative since it
is able to provide services anywhere and anytime.
For example, mobile control can control other
device via mobile phone just by using the
application such as television, air conditioner, lamp
and fan. This project develops a mobile control
application used to control the movement of a
particular control car. This project have achieve
three objectives which are to design mobile based
program that allow user to play the control car
using the smart phone, to develop a program that
connects the car over Bluetooth system and to test
the functionality of the prototype. The project
achieve objectives by using RAD (Rapid
Application Development) approach as the
guideline and by making sure that this application is
filled with great user experiences and functionality
goals. This project use fuzzy control for the
algorithm and Bluetooth for the technique. The
developing of the remote buttons in the android
application can control the car motion, interfaced
by the Bluetooth module. The significance of this
project is users can bring their smart phone without
have to carry the remote control. Besides that, the
range distance of the control car is 10 meter and
suitable for indoor. There are many advantages
when use smart phone as a remote control such as
portable, does not need to change the battery, low
cost and can get wide range of signal better than use
telescoping antenna. The mobile application can
add acceleration and use gyroscope to control the
car as the future environment.
C292: Sysbook System For Textbook
Loan Scheme (Tbls)
Fatin Farzana Bt Muhammed Iseni, Noor Wahida
Bt Jamil
UiTM Melaka (Kampus Jasin) Bstract
wahidajamil@melaka.uitm.edu.my
Textbook Loan Scheme (TBLS) is provided for
student of Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tengku
Ampuan Rahimah Klang. Puan Aiza binti Mohsin
is the person in charge of TBLS. TBLS is a scheme
which gives free textbook to student. The textbooks
are provided from Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia
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(KPM) and given to all students of the school. The
focus of this project is to solve the problems of
searching all information required and difficulties
in tracking a few of form 5 students who is not
returning the textbook at the end of the year since
the teacher has to manage the system manually. The
research project aim is to develop the SysBook
system for Textbook Loan Scheme (TBLS) for
SMK Tengku Ampuan Rahimah in helping the
admin and class teacher to manage and handles the
daily activities for the TBLS. This project provide
the SMS and E-mail reminder system to notify the
student to return the textbook before getting the
SPM result. This system was develop using system
development life cycle (SDLC) methodology by
completely discover requirement gathering and
analysis, design interface and system development
to achieve the objectives and deliverable. The
problem and process solution of TBLS had been
solved, the design interface had been achieved and
lastly completely develop the SysBook system. Due
to time constraint, there are some limitation faced in
this project. Some recommendation to improve the
system in future study are, built a function send the
SMS reminder generated by the system, implement
this system to the whole students and to build stock
subsystem that manage all the stock of the textbook
manually. Furthermore, it is advisable for the future
study to the system a function to generate report of
all TBLS information and include in with the
statistic that provide summary of the TBLS in the
statistical report.
C294: Compression Characteristic of
Hybrid Material Polymer Gel and Latex
foam
Worakarn Rungprasert1, Nattapong Nithi-Uthai2
Demonstration School Prince of Songkla
University1, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Prince of Songkla University2
r.worakarn@gmail.com1, +668838857461
Hybrid material is prepared from Polyurethane gel
and Natural rubber foam. This material
compression characteristic is different from other
material in compression function, Because it is
influenced by polyurethane gel that has a good
feature for force distribution and Natural rubber
latex foam makes the supporting property in Hybrid
material. Indentation force deflection test and SAG
factor show that using the softest Polyurethane has
best characteristic for compression function in
Hybrid material.
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C298: The Effect of Carica papaya Stem
on the In Vitro Propagation of
Clinacanthus nutans
Najihah Mohamad Nasir1, Noor Liyana
Jamaluddin1, Wan Nurul Hidayah Wan Anuar2,
Chia Chay Tay1
1
MARA, 02600, Arau, Perlis
2
MARA, 35400, Tapah, Perak
najihahnasir94@gmail.com, taychiay@gmail.com,
+6013-4120247, +6012-3625809
C. nutans is a medicinal plant which facing scarcity
due to its low supply compared to market demand.
Since stem cutting technique produces low quantity
of C. nutans, tissue culture technique has been
investigated. Tissue culture produces large quantity
of high quality plants in short time, however it
incurs high cost. This project aimed to study the
effect of Carica papaya stem on the in vitro
propagation of Clinacanthus nutans. The Carica
papaya stem, an underused agricultural waste was
used together with 6-benzylaminopurine (BAP) as
supplements. C. nutans were grown in seven
different conditions including blank (MSO), 1% C.
papaya powder, 2% C. papaya powder, 4% C.
papaya powder, 1% C. papaya extract, 2% C.
papaya extract, 4% C. papaya extract. The 1% C.
papaya extract showed the best performance in
proliferation in term of the average number of
shoots, average number of leaves and average
length of leaves. However, C. papaya stem powder
showed negative results. The obtained result
showed that 1% C. papaya stem extract is a
potential supplement for in vitro propagation of C.
nutans in term of shoot proliferation. This result
provides a useful data for field application and
green house study.
C299: Growth Of Fungus And
Bioremediation Of Phenanthrene By
Using Pleurotus Ostreatus
Adibah Nur Zainol Abidin1, Chia Chay Tay1,
Suhaimi Abdul Talib2, Rosadibah Mohd Towel2
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2
MARA, 40450, Shah Alam, Selangor
adibah1194@gmail.com, taychiay@gmail.com
Fungi have been used as polyaromatic hydrocarbon
(PAH) degraders in both soil and aquatic
environment. Previous studies of Pleurotus
ostreatus involved the study for biosorption of
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heavy metal and PAH in contaminated land. This
study aims to investigate the growth and
bioremediation by Pleurotus ostreatus based on the
different concentration of phenanthrene and
bioremediation based on the pH of MSS medium.
For the growth and bioremediation study, 1%, 5%
and 10% of 100 mg/L phenanthrene were added
respectively into different flasks. Furthermore, pH
of 5, 7 and 9 were used to determine optimum
bioremediation pH. Samples were extracted every
three days for a period of 15 days and SPE method
was applied for bioremediation. The growth of
Pleurotus ostreatus showed inverse linear
correlation when the growth decreased as
phenanthrene
concentration increased.
The
Pleurotus ostreatus bioremediation showed the best
performance at 10% phenanthrene. The optimum
pH for bioremediation was at pH 9. These showed
that Pleurotus ostreatus is capable of surviving
under extreme condition. To conclude, Pleurotus
ostreatus is a potential agent for phenanthrene
bioremediation. This piece of information will be
useful in site remediation application.
C300: Ulam On The Go
Ahmad Naim bin Ahmad, Rohani binti Jangga
Universiti Teknologi MARA Johor, KM12, Jln
Muar, 85000 Segamat, Johor
naimonsere@gmail.com
Many Malaysians are not choosing vegetables as
part of their daily meals. This bad habit can lead to
a lot of health issues because we need to consume
more fiber in our daily meals. Ulam On-The-Go
serves important objectives such as to invoke
interest among public who are taking less or no
vegetables at all to eat ulam / vegetables and to
present local ulam as a common food than can be
consumed just like imported vegetables (e.g.
asparagus, broccoli, peas, etc.). In terms of novelty,
all the vegetables will be moisture-sealed to
maintain its quality. Its moisture retention design
will ensure the freshness of ulam for a certain
period of time. The special criteria of this product is
that the ulam is wrapped inside a small, handy
packaging for one serving and can be taken
everywhere and eat just like snacks. The impact of
this innovation is that Ulam On-The-Go will give a
positive, fresh new look and perspective on how we
see our everyday ulam vegetables and making ulam
handy to be eaten everywhere and anywhere.
Besides that, it is to make people eat more ulam
thus promoting a healthier lifestyle. This product
can be commercialized as a trendy and healthy
snack and at the same time using traditional and
local vegetables.
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C302: Decolourization of Synthetic Dye
Reactive Red – 120 by Using Fungi
Nasrul Nafis Bin Ibrahim, Tay Chia Chay,
Mohamad Syamil Md Jani
Faculty of Applied Science, University Teknologi
Mara, Perlis
nasrulnafis94@gmail.com, 013-5875679
Synthetic dyes are extensively used in industries,
such as textile dyeing, paper printing and leather
colouring. The effectiveness in decolourization is a
challenge for textile industry as well as for
wastewater treatment systems. Current physicochemical treatment methods such as adsorption,
chemical
degradation,
photo-catalysis
and
ozonation are not effective in removal of coloured
pollutant and expensive. There is a great potential
for developing microbiological decolourization
systems with efficient total colour removal.
Therefore, an alternative method of biological
method of bioremediation technology is addressed.
Bioremediation uses living organisms for
degradation processes that lead to white technology.
Apart from bacteria and algae, fungi are used in
research. Mycoremediation is the use of fungi
which are capable in breaking down some of the
large molecules into smaller molecules which
present in nature for other organism utilization.
Fungi are classified into two kinds according to
their life state: living cells to biodegrade and
biosorb dyes and dead cells (fungal biomass) to
adsorb dyes. For living cells, the major mechanism
is biodegradation because the ability to produce
various enzymes to mineralize synthetic lignin or
dyes. For dead cells, the mechanism is biosorption,
which involves physico-chemical interactions, such
as adsorption, deposition and ion exchange In the
present work, decolourization of synthetic dyes,
Reactive-Red 120 using isolated fungi from
environment is investigated.
C303: Indoor Positioning System using
Wi-Fi
Anuntasuk Cheevakul1, Danis Hayeesalaeh1,
Attachai Ueranantasun2
1
Demonstration School of Prince of Songkla
University
2
Faculty of Science and Technology, PSU, Pattani
campus
anuntasuk.ch@gmail.com
A study report in this project is purposed to create
software for specifying the position of person inside
the building. The system comprises of three access
points, installed in the controlled rectangular room,
and one Android-based smartphone. To calculate
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the position, the use of the circle equations by
defining a position of each Wi-Fi access point to be
the center of circle, and the radius to be the distance
between person and Wi-Fi access point. The trial
result from the IPS application running on the
Android smartphone shows that 25% of the tested
positions can be indicated within three-meter
proximity. From the trial, the sets of discrepancy
between the real positions and the displayed
positions are ranging from is 0.21 to 6.79 meters.
C306: Water Tap Control System
Mohd Rasaudden Abd Rahman1, Ahmad
Shalihuddin Yusof, Mohd Syah Sharulhafiz
Mohamed
Department of Instrumentation and Control, Kolej
Kemahiran Tinggi MARA Kemaman
rasaudden@kktmkemaman.edu.my, 012-5817035
Water wastage in washroom often happen when
some people carelessly forgot to close pipe after use
and some pipe has trouble without maintenance.
This will increase water bill and is a waste if no
further action taken. To solve this problem for
temporarily, we design a system that able to close
and open the valve at inlet main pipe to washroom
by using remote control. This system is designed to
save water wastage controlled by remote to open
and close a pipe in wash room. The remote will
control the operation of solenoid valve that installed
through the main pipe inlet to the washroom. This
system is easier for the user to open and close pipe
at washroom without go there. It can be done in
some distance by controlling the system with a
remote. As such, time and energy will be saved.
C308: Space Seat
Nadirah Abd Latiff, Nooreen Jazlina Jamaludin,
Nur Amira Farzana Yusuf , Amanina Mat Ghani,
Noristisarah Abd Shattar
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Terengganu)
ayradr0se@gmail.com, 013-7466303
Space Seat (SS) developed as most recent version
of a standard restaurant seat which is sofa-like
shape with futuristic space for storing things.
Generally, the customers who come to the
restaurants facing the problems as the restaurants
have minimal space to locate the customers’
belongings. Moreover, the customers have the
tendency to put their things on their chair, tables
and the tables beside theirs. This could cause
uncomfortable when having their meals and might
interrupts other customers nearby. By having Space
Seat, they can reduce things placed on the tables or
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under the tables plus customers can eat peacefully
and happily without worry about the things they
carry and ease them more. The size of SS is 6 to 8
feet Long and 32 to 40 inches deep and is made
from combination of Polyurethane leather (PU
leather), Solid wood Plywood Sponge and Steel.
This SS offers several benefits such as easier to
keep things inside, save space and does not need to
think on any other place to put it as well as
prevention of theft and lost items. The main target
of SS is for restaurant operators and any
organizations which provide food and beverage
services. As a conclusion, the SS gives several
advantages in helping out the customers and the
restaurant operators as space to keep the things and
enhance the pleasurable ambience in the restaurant.
C310: RC Cable Puller
Shahrizan Ahmad Shah1, Muammar Hanafie Mohd
Rodzi, Ahmad Ridzuan Mohd Ariffin, Muhamad
Faridh Salim
Department of Electrical, Kolej Kemahiran Tinggi
MARA Kemaman
shahrizan@kktmkemaman.edu.my, 012-6246937
The purpose of this project is intended to assist and
as well as to ease the human labor force while
handling the cabling installation at site. This project
is inspired when a wireman experienced a difficulty
to handle his everyday work, this include using hard
labor to pull the fish tape/cable puller that is inside
a long and twisted Poly-Vinyl Chloride (PVC)
conduit. Plus, wireman needs to walk back and
forth to the end of the conduit to pull the fish
tape/cable puller all by him. This resulted in waste
of time and work labor. This specially designed
machine operates by pulling the fish tape/cable
puller that is inside the PVC conduit and recoil it
into a recoiler with the help of a high torque motor.
Wireman will stand at one side to feed cables into
conduit while the machine attached to cable puller
at the end of conduit. Wireman will trigger the
remote control to pull the cable and cable puller
until appropriate length archived. While the
machine pulls the cable, wireman will monitor the
cable to prevent cable tangle. This machine is
suitable to be used at site with no electrical power
supply since it is operated using battery and it is
also can be easily operated with a touch of a button
so that anyone can use it from a normal people to a
professional wireman. Furthermore, with RF remote
control, the machine can be operated from a long
range. This machine also designs to be portable and
light weight for installation at high area.
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C314: Removal of Heavy Metals from
Wastewater Using Functionalized
Carbon Nanotubes
Nurul Izzati Abd Malek, Abdul Mutalib Md Jani,
Chia Chay Tay
Faculty of Applied Sciences, University Teknologi
nurulizzatiabdmalek@yahoo.com, 0194412959
The discovery of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have
attracted researchers worldwide. In this present
work, silane functionalized carbon nanotubes
(silane-CNTs) were investigated for the adsorption
of Cadmium (II) solution in the environmental
application. The silane-CNTs was obtained by
acidified the multiwall carbon nanotubes in the
(1:3) ratio of nitric acid and sulphuric acid. The
process was continued by adding 5% of APTES.
The adsorption efficiency was carried out based on
adsorbent dosage, initial pH, contact time and
concentration. The adsorption process was
performed by mixing the silane-CNTs with
Cadmium (II) solution and mix in the incubator
shaker by varying all the parameter above. The 50%
removal was found to be 0.0020 g silane-CNTs,
optimum pH (---), optimum contact time (---) and
trend concentration of Cadmium (II) solution (---).
The characterization by FTIR analysis showed that
the present of a hydroxyl group (-OH), the alkyl
group (CH2) and (CH3), silica oxide (SiO), an
amide group (-NH) and alcohols(C-O). SilaneCNTs are a potential adsorbent in Cadmium (II)
removal from industrial wastewater. This obtained
result provides an alternative way for further study
in the pilot wastewater treatment plant.
C319: Smoke Detector System Attached
With Exhaust Fan
Izyan Wahida Binti Zainuddin, Amirul Aiman Bin
Said, Imam Faisol Bin Abd Manap, Muhammad
Rashidi Bin Tuah, Nor Azman Bin Desa
Department of Civil Engineering, Sultan Idris Shah
Polytechnic
izyanwahida@psis.edu.my, 0195523282
This study is to produce a product that can help to
reduce fire smoke in the resident houses. This
product is design to remove fire smoke from the
house in a short time. In reality, victim in a burning
building cannot be able to see slightly in smoke
cloud and this fire smoke can make the victim
unconscious. Therefore, this system is design in
intention to help to reduce the smoke when fire
happened. The main objective of this study is to
compare the time taken for the smoke to disappear
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between using ‘Smoke Detector System Attached
With Exhaust Fan’ or without using this system.
The evaluation for this system is by using a model
of double storey bungalow house. This model is
built with scale of 1:20 and has been installed with
complete circuit to run the system. The materials
that have been used to construct the house model
are acrylic, foam, impraboard, mounting board and
plywood. The material for built the electric circuit
for the ‘Smoke Detector System With Exhaust Fan’
are Kerui Wired Smoke Detector, Battery 12V 23A,
Neutron Power 12V 1.3AH Battery, DC12V Rocket
Switch, 23A Battery Holder, Centrifugal Blower
12V, and CPU Cooling Fan. To complete the
circuit, smoke detector was used as the main switch
of the fan circuit. Besides that, the battery was used
as power supply for the system. DC12V Rocket
Switch placed at the model house as a cut-off power
to ensure the long life of the smoke detector battery.
The switch used in a house model only. For the
construction of this house model, the acrylic was
glued by using VT-300 PVC Solvent Cement. To
affix foam, we using gum UHU. It was well jointed.
After completing the circuit, install the complete
circuit into the model house. Next, aluminium foil
was shaped to form a ducting in square shape. The
end of the ducting, wire mesh placed to represent
the fence or grill in reality. The Centrifugal Blower
12V will suck out the smoke and discharged out of
a burning building through the aluminium ducting.
Overall, this study is a combination of smoke
detector attached with exhaust fan that can help to
extract the fire smoke and provide escape routes to
occupant if fire burning happened.
C321: The application of friction stir
weld on milling machine
1
Mohamad Dinie Amsyar bin Zakuan, 1Mohamad
Nazim bin Mohd Saidi, 1Zulfadhli bin Ahmad Sobri
1
Kolej Kemahiran Tinggi MARA Kemaman, Jalan
Mak Lagam, 24000 Terengganu, Malaysia
Friction stir welding (FSW) is a relatively new
solid-state joining process. This joining technique is
an energy efficient, environment-friendly and
versatile. In particular, it can be used to join highstrength aerospace aluminium alloys and other
metallic alloys that are hard to weld by using
conventional fusion welding. This study was carried
out to enable the FSW process by using the
conventional milling machine. The purpose of using
milling machine as FSW machine is to reduce the
cost of investment to purchase new FSW machine
since the milling machine are already available at
Kolej Kemahiran Tinggi MARA Kemaman. This
study has chosen aluminium as a specimen to be
joined since the material is difficult to weld by
using conventional joining process. The impact
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from this project is, FSW research can be carried
out at KKTM Kemaman at lower cost and give an
opportunity to students and KKTM Kemaman staff
to explore new option and technique in metal
joining process.
C327: Papaya Stem Aqueous Extract As
Natural Coagulant For Treatment Of
Industry Wastewater
Halimatul Saadiah Che Dolah1, Chia Chay Tay1,
Zaini Yusoff1
1
Faculty of Applied Sciences, University Teknologi
mayangima@gmail.com, taychiay@gmail.com
In this study, papaya stem aqueous extract is used
as natural coagulant to treat industry wastewater.
The coagulation efficiency was investigated based
on reduction of turbidity, Biological Oxygen
Demand (BOD), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
and Zn metal removal. The coagulation process was
performed using jar test apparatus where the effect
of the coagulant dosage and pH of the industry
wastewater on the coagulation efficiency were
examined. The optimum coagulant dosage was
found to be 4 mL aqueous extract and the best pH is
pH 11 which exhibited 68.23% of turbidity
removal, lowest concentration in BOD was 521.73
mg/L, lowest increment in COD by 2.02 % and
74.46 % of Zn metal removal. The performance of
the papaya stem aqueous extract was also compared
to common chemical coagulants which were alum
and PAC. The result indicated that the highest
efficiency of papaya stem aqueous extract in
reducing turbidity was 49.55 % and zinc removal
was 51.14 %. However, papaya stem aqueous
extract to be less efficient in BOD5 and COD which
were 100 mg/L and only 10% higher than most
effective candidate of PAC, respectively. In
conclusion, the papaya stem is a potential natural
coagulant. This result provides useful information
for wastewater treatment.
C331: The n-th Section Method: A
Modification of Bisection Method
Muhammad Imza Fakhri B Jinudin1, Rivaie B
Mohd Ali2, Nurul Atikah Bt Mohamed Ramli,
Nujma Hayati Bt Mohd Shukri, Ibrahim B Jusoh
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 21080 Kuala
Terengganu, Terengganu
ieym_imza@yahoo.com1, rivaie75@yahoo.com2,
Bisection method is the easiest method to find the
root of a function. This method is based on the
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existence of a root on a specified interval. This is
interval is then halved or divided into two parts.
The root is known to be laying in either one of these
interval. The iterative sequence is continued until a
desired stopping criterion is reach. In this research,
a new modification of bisection method namely
fourth section, sixth section and eight section
methods are introduced. These methods are tested
for several selected functions by using Maple
software. The results are then analysed based on the
number of iterations and the CPU times. Based on
the results, it is shown that when the interval
increased, the CPU will also increase. However, the
number of iterations is reduced significantly.
C332: DNA Biosensor: Surface
Engineering Of Anodize Aluminium
Oxide For Biosensor Application
A H Mahmud1a, M Z B A Halim1b, M T M Ali2c,
and A M Jani2d
1
MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor, MALAYSIA
2
Chemistry Department, Faculty of Applied
Sciences, Universiti Teknologi MARA, 02600
Arau, Perlis, MALAYSIA
a
abdulhadi_td@yahoo.com,bzikry.budi@gmail.com
,ctajudinali@salam.uitm.edu.my,
d
abdmutalib@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Surface modification of anodized aluminium has
been an interesting research subject for various
applications including biosensor. Most of the
surface fuctionalisation are to introduce active
compound, therapeutic agent, and biomolecule in
order to facilitate the application of anodize
aluminium oxide. In this study, AAO was modified
by grafting the surface with synthesize clickcompound and immobilizing dengue’s virus DNA.
This modified AAO will serve as optical biosensor.
AAO were first hydroxylated and then further
grafted with the synthesis click compound to
prepared silane modified AAO. The immobilizing
of probe DNA onto the silane modified AAO was
carried out by incubation in NHSS and EDC cross
link agent. This will prepared the AAO surface to
incorporate the probe DNA by forming covalent
amide bonds for immobilization of 5’-NH2-ends of
DNA on to carboxyl-modified surface of AAO. The
AAO membrane with immobilized DNA probe was
hybridized with target Dengue’s DNA by allowing
it to self hybridized, then the AAO membrane was
examined under confocal imager for sign of
hybridization. The propose Click-compound that
has been synthesize provide better hybridizing
chances of DNA due to longer structured, that will
in turn increase the sensitivity of the AAO DNA
biosensor, further more due to the fact that the
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surface of the Anodize aluminium oxide has
nanoporous structure provide larger surface area
which also contribute to the increase in sensitivity.
This DNA biosensor has high sensitivity and
specificity up to 5nmol.
C339: All-in-One Geometry Kit
Nurbiha Binti A. Shukor, Corrienna Binti Abdul
Talib, Lee Shih Hui, Low Yian Peing, Mardhiyana
Abidin
Faculty of Education, Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, Skudai
mardhiyana92@gmail.com
During the learning and teaching process of
Mathematics for secondary school, some of the
topics, especially the topics of circle,
transformations, trigonometry, bearing, students
have to use geometry tools for drawing and
measuring. Drawing assignments and measuring
tasks require students to use compass, protractor,
ruler, and the side edge ruler that usually available
in a geometry set and can be bought from any
stationary shop. The geometry set has been very
helpful in teaching and learning Mathematics as
well as to assure optimum understanding of
students. However, all the stationeries are still
separate in its functions commercially. Using
ADDIE Model, in analysis phase, problems
identified when in class, sometimes few students
didn’t bring along one or more pieces from the set.
Students have the thought that some of the
apparatus aren’t really useful in class. Proceed to
designing the product and development phase to
build the product, we come out with All-in-one
geometry set that consists of compasses, protractor,
ruler and important formulae in circle calculations
in order to overcome the problems. Then comes the
implementation phase where we test it on students
and evaluation phase where we analyze the
feedback. A survey was conducted to investigate
user’s satisfaction after using All-in-One Geometry
Kit. A total of 22 participants among academic
members (students, lecturers, teachers and others)
were involved in this survey. All-in-One Geometry
Kit has a great commercial potential as most of the
comments we received were very positive. Some of
the users from engineering faculty also suggested
that engineering students could be potential
customer as they always need to construct circle
drawing. Using the traditional geometry kit is very
troublesome and not user-friendly.
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C340: Eco-Friendly Brick
Mohamad Ashraf Bin Mohd Kamarul Hizat,
Nor Aini Binti Azrie, Nor Asilah Binti Azmi,
Fatin Suziana Binti Yunos, Syahidah Binti
Mahaudin
Fakulti Sains Kesihatan, Universiti Teknologi
Mara Kampus Puncak Alam, 42300, Bandar
Puncak Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
ashraf_95@ymail.com
Brick also known as block is one of a component
that are used in constructing building, drain gate or
other advantages. This research is conducted to
making more environment and mechanical brick
neither consume energy resource nor emits
pollutant gases give an economical option to design
the green building. Also, to create a brick that can
give benefit to the environment by using a waste as
some of it materials and become an eco-friendly
product. In this research, these are several wastes
that are being used in making this brick where
comes from domestic and agriculture waste. For
example sugarcane bagasse, coconut coir and
sludge. The characteristics of this brick is compared
with controller brick which is water absorption (not
exceed 15% of original weight), compressive
strength (5.2 MPa) and its bulk density (the lower
density the lower thermal temperature). Through
the process of mixing, forming, drying and firing,
the bricks were produced.
C342: Application Of Rice Husk Ash
And Lime Sludge In Production Of
Cement
Muhamad Nur Fitri Bin Abd Rahim, Nawal Izzati
Binti Aminudin, Nor Emilia Binti Mahusin, Ratna
Binti Ismail, Ain Najihah Binti Kamaruzaman
Fakulti Sains Kesihatan, Universiti Teknologi Mara
Kampus Puncak Alam, Bandar Puncak Alam
fi3ree@gmail.com
C343: Intergrated Mixture: Idea Of
Making Waste To Wealth
Abdul Halim Bin Johari, M. Syahirah Binti Chapli,
Nur Atiqah Binti Said, Siti Nadiatul Maula Binti
Misuan, Nur Amanina Najwa Binti Haizan
Fakulti Sains Kesihatan, Universiti Teknologi Mara
Kampus Puncak Alam, 42300 Bandar Puncak
Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
halim_2811@yahoo.com
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C344: Innovation of Particle Board
From Industrial Wastewater
Siti Hani Fareza binti Ismail, Siti Noraqilah binti
Amran, Nurul Aida binti Mokhtar, Nor Khuza
Ashikin binti Ismail, Nur Izzati Nadia binti Abd
Manap, Muhammad Hazwan Bin Mohd Kasri,
Shafiq Hurairah bin Azmi.
Department of Environmental Health and Safety,
Faculty of Health Science, UiTM Puncak Alam
hnfareza@gmail.com
Industrial wastewater nowadays can be turned into
or combined with other materials in producing new
product through several research instead of
normally becoming one of the sources of excess
dumping in Malaysia and also involving of highly
cost for treatment process. Particle board is one of
the major timber products exported from Peninsular
Malaysia. Hence, wastewater from timber factory
and paper pulp are integrated in making particle
board. The general objective of this study was to
assess the capabilities of the paper sludge (from
paper pulp industry) and wood particles (saw dust
from timber factory) in producing particle board. In
this study, the particle boards are produced
according to the following proportions: 100% wood
particles; 0% paper sludge, 70% wood particles;
30% paper sludge and 50% wood particles; 50%
paper sludge. In characterizing the manufactured
particleboards, their physical (water absorption and
thickness swelling) and mechanical properties
(bending strength) were evaluated. Additionally,
wax are combined in order to reduce water
resistance of the particleboard and thus, avoid the
formation of fungi on the boards.
C354: Intermetallic Retardation with
the Addition of Carbon Nanotubes in
Sn-1.0Ag-0.5Cu Solder
Ramani a/l Mayappan, Amirah Salleh, Nurul
Atiqah Tokiran, Nor Asikin Awang
ramani@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Lead-based solder plays an important role in variety
of applications in electronic industry. Due to the
toxicity of the lead in the solder, lead-free solders
were proposed by many researchers in order to
replace the lead-based solders. SAC solder is one of
the lead-free solder which is proposed and
considered
as
a
potential
replacement.
Unfortunately, SAC solder also faced problems
such as the formation of thick intermetallic
compounds. Hence, the aim of this study is to
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investigate the addition of 0.05wt. % carbon
nanotubes into Sn-1.0Ag-0.5Cu solder on the
intermetallic growth. The prepared solder joint was
aged under liquid state aging with soldering time
from 1 to 60 minutes. The solder joints were
analyzed under Scanning Electron Microscope
(SEM) and show two types of intermetallic which
are Cu6Sn5 and Cu3Sn. SEM image shows that the
morphology of intermetallic observed was
transformed to planar type from scallop type as the
soldering time increases. For the Cu6Sn5
intermetallic with CNT, the growth rate, k was
lower than pure SAC solder. The activation energy,
Q for Cu6Sn5 intermetallic was retarded from
97.48kJ/mol to 99.14kJ/mol with the addition by
CNT.
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SATELLITE EVENT D
D15: Smart Traditional Mat
Mohd Shafrizal B Md Hassan1, Shamsul Johari Bin
Shaari2, Muhammad Fikhri Bin Mohd Fadzil3,
Syaidatul Atiqah Binti Arzeman4, Syafika Binti
Roslan5
1
Unit Senibina, Jabatan Kejuruteraan Awam,
Politeknik Merlimau, Melaka.
mohdshafrizal@pmm.edu.my
A good design is innovative and has aesthetic in it.
So the idea is to make an innovative product design
from a simple, basic ‘Tikar Anyaman Tradisional’
to a blow-minded, yet, very useful product for a
user. The objective of ‘Smart Traditional Mat’ is to
gather back a memory of our own traditional art
through the ‘tikar anyaman’. For instance, this has
been forgotten by our community lately. To break
away from the norm and to remain functional to
mankind, this unique product can technically be
transforming from a traditional mat to an elegant
furniture design. It can be fold and unfold by just a
simple step to get functional furniture or just a mat
and can save large space for other stuff. It will
enhance the knowledge and experience of this mat
manufacturing process. Thus, it can be exposed in
order to be creative, innovative and self-sufficient
to produce a multi-purpose and bring development
to everyday life. In conclusion, a good product must
have high expectations reliability, ease of use and
reasonable cost in order to be accepted by
consumers. It has reached the aspects that have
been raised and great potential to become a popular
tool among the community.
D44: INNOPRENEUR :MeCo Bottle
Wan Nur Eliana Bt Wan Mohd Ludin, Muhammad
Abdul Rahim B. Ab. Razak
Innovation Unit, Kolej Poly-Tech MARA Bangi
eliana@gapps.kptm.edu.my, 0199128006
MeCo Bottle is a product specially designed as a
multifunctional bottle. The uniqueness of this bottle
is, it can place as medicine and food storage. This
bottle is suitable for gastric person because they
need to take their pills and food on time. As for
students and workers is suitable for them as it easy
to carry a bottle and has something to eat because
not all of them have time to eat. This product
consists of two layer of bottle which one for hot and
regular water, cup, medicine and food storage.
MeCo Bottle is new invention for easy use.
D60: High Selectivity Coupled-Rings
Resonator For Bandpass Filter
Application
Norfishah Ab Wahab, Nabil M. Hidayat, Mohd
Khairul Mohd Salleh, Zuhaila Mat Yasin, Zuhani
Ismail Khan
Universiti Teknologi Mara, Shah Alam, Selangor
Darul Ehsan
fishah@salam.uitm.edu.my
A high selectivity coupled-rings resonator topology
is presented. It employs two single mode ring
resonators that coupled via a quarter-wavelength
coupled-line to exhibit a pseudo-elliptic bandpass
filter response. The advantage of the topology is
that, having only one coupled-line in the structure
has reduced the complexity of the circuit to obtain a
narrowband response of less than 9% with rejection
level at 1.5fo exceeded 30dB. To demonstrate the
proposed concept, the filter was realized using
microstrip technology and the measurement results
showing good agreement with those from the
simulation. This filtering feature is favorable for
narrowband, compact size with high spectral
efficiency applications that imposed high
performance and high selectivity filter response.
D61: Proses Penghasilan Warna
Semulajadi Menerusi Kaedah Eco
Print Menggunakan Limbah Besi
Nurul Ain Ali
Faculty Of Art And Design Textile Department,
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Kelantan
Bukit Ilmu, 18500 Machang , Kelantan
neamarryku@yahoo.com1
014-2982241@ 010-2205947
Teknik pewarnaan asli
merupakan teknik
pewarnaan yang menggunakan bahan dasar
pewarna alami, warna yang terserap akan bersatu
dengan serat yang ada pada kain, sehingga dapat
menahan gesekan dan pencucian.Seiring dengan
arus masa, teknik pewarnaan asli kian berkembang
dengan berbagai penemuan baru, salah satunya
adalah teknik eco print. Salah satu cara yang
memiliki potensi untuk dikembangkan dari teknik
ecoprint adalah dengan menggunakan bahan limbah
besi. Teknik ini dibuat dengan cara mereaksikan
limbah besi yang sekaligus berperanan sebagai
bahan utama, untuk memberikan kesan yang
berbeza dari cara pencelupan biasa. Selama ini
belum banyak diketahui potensi dari teknik
pewarnaan ecoprint dengan menggunakan bahan
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limbah besi.Dalam erti kata lain adalah hasil dari
tindakbalas besi dan oksigen dengan kehadiran air
atau kelembapan udara.Warna ini dihasilkan
sebagai salah satu inisiatif untuk menyelesaikan
masaalah yang sering dihadapi oleh industri untuk
mengurangkan kadar pembuangan sisa logam yang
merangkumi pelbagai saiz mahupun kuantiti. Kitar
semula juga amat penting untuk menstabilkan
keadaan sekeliling.sisa karat yang terhasil mampu
dimanfaatkan menerusi penghasilan reka corak
tekstil yang baru. Penghasilan warna ini mampu
memberi kesedaran kepada para belia amnya
tentang pentingnya pengolahan dari segi idea
tentang cara-cara baru dalam penghasilan warna
semulajadi menggunakan bahan yang telah
digunapakai serta inovasikannya kepada sesuatu
yang baru. Ianya juga berperanan sebagai salah satu
produk berpotensi berdasarkan rekaan yang unik
dan kontemporari bahkan memiliki nilai estetika
yang tinggi. Penghasilan reka corak ini bakal
memberi manfaat kepada negara amnya serta
mampu dijadikan sebagai punca untuk menigkatkan
nilai ekonomi bagi setiap individu. Produk ini
mampu memberi impak yang besar apabila ianya
digabungkan dengan kepelbagaian rekaan yang ada
mahupun yang baru. Ini kerana hasil yang akan
terlihat pada fabric adalah kesan yang semulajadi
dengan sentuhan proses kitar semula menerusi
kaedah eco print.
D62: Junkyard Art Tools
Sarman Bin Mohamad, Suhaidi Bin Razi,
Muhamad Faiz Fathullah B Md Zid, Luqman
Alhakim Bin Abd Rahman, Mohamad Izuan Bin
Hashim
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Kelantan,
Bukit Ilmu 18500 Machang Kelantan
sarman@kelantan.uitm.edu.my
D63: Rechargeable Laryngoscope With
Camera Added
Wan Rosemehah Binti Wan Omar, Ku Lee Chin,
Ida Maria Binti Mohd Yusoff, Rusnani Binti Yahya
Persiaran Usahawan, Seksyen U1
rosemehah@yahoo.com
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disadvantages of laryngoscope are its use too much
battery and not save for green environment. Get the
idea to reduce the shortcoming by do some study on
how to reduce the battery usage. Also, study on
how to get a better visual using a laryngoscope.
This study is done to develop a rechargeable
laryngoscope that can be useful for users and
patients. This invention also done to help users to
get a better visual using a camera in a laryngoscope.
A new technique in saving cost, time and ecosystem
by using rechargeable battery. New finding from
this innovation is the significant better view of
larynx area and reduce the diagnosis mistake.
D64:E-Learning Pulse Oximeter Kit
Ku Lee Chin, Wan Rosemehah Binti Wan Omar,
Ida Maria Binti Mohd Yusoff, Rusnani Binti Yahya
lcku.poli@1govuc.gov.my
Pulse oximeters are medical devices that monitor
the level of oxygen in a patient's blood and alert the
health-care worker if oxygen levels drop below safe
levels, allowing rapid intervention. In our blood,
oxygenated hemoglobin (Hb) and deoxygenated
hemoglobin (deoxy-Hb), which can be used to
measure human blood oxygen level, have stronger
absorbers of light with wavelength in the range of
650 nm-1000 nm. Students and lecturers need
alternative and interesting method to understand the
operation of pulse oximeter. The circuit is built
apparently on the board for the studying and
understanding process among the students and
lecturers with green technology. In this project, an
e-Learning Pulse Oximeter Kit is made using
LM358 and C Language programming on
microcontroller to calculate the oxygen saturation
in blood. The results are in percentage and
displayed on LCD.
D65: Automated Bilirubinometer
Ida Maria Mohd Yusoff, Wan Rosemehah Binti
Wan Omar, Ku Lee Chin, Rusnani Binti Yahya
iemaria80@yahoo.com.sg
The rechargeable laryngoscope handle is an
accessory used with compatible rigid laryngoscope
blades which are used to examine and visualize a
patient's airway and aid placement of a tracheal
tube. Problems that are identified related to normal
laryngoscope after done a research about
laryngoscope’s pros and cons are solved. The
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D67: Student Driven Learning
Strategies For The 21st Century
Classrom
D70: Hands-Free Walking Aided Tool
for Temporary Physical Impairments
(Knee, Foot, and Ankle Injuries)
Roaimah Omar, 2Asliza Mohd Yusof, 3Mohamad
Idham Md Razak, 3Rafidah Hj. Abd Azis, 3Khalijah
Mohd Nor
Ahmad Fazlan Ahmad Zamri, Azmir Mamat Nawi,
Fadila Mohd Yusof
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Faculty of Business Management, UiTM Melaka,
Melaka, Malaysia
2
Faculty of Hotel and Tourism Management, UiTM
Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia
3
Faculty of Business Management, UiTM Melaka
Kampus Alor Gajah, Melaka, Malaysia
With the rapid progression in the PC and
multimedia technologies, it has become feasible to
integrate multimedia technology into the teaching
and learning process. What has been the
conventional teacher-centred approach is now
seeing a shift into one which emphasizes on
student-centred learning. Traditional educational
content can now be transformed into interactive
multimedia content by using authoring packages. It
has enabled the teacher to innovate his/her
instructional design by presenting the educational
content in an interactive and multi- sensory manner
rather than the traditional single media format. This
infusion of multimedia into teaching and learning
has altered instructional strategies in educational
institutions. Hence, with the advent of this
pervasive information technology, many colleges
and universities, including those in Malaysia, are
currently gearing their teaching and learning
towards one which uses multimedia technology to
enhance the student's learning process. With the
availability of the devices such as the CD and
Internet, in particular the World Wide Web,
interactive learning instructions can be delivered to
the learners in an asynchronous learning
environment. This is a comparative study on the
impact of interactive multimedia educational
content on students’ learning. The subjects are the
2nd year students of UiTM Melaka Kampus Alor
Gajah who undertake the Principles of Economics
(ECO 12) subject via interactive media platform. A
set of instructional materials were developed,
implemented and the learners' perception and
attitudes towards the use of these multimedia
learning instructions recorded. Furthermore, the
changing roles and the relationships between the
learner and teacher in this interactive learning
environment were studied.
Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Kedah, 08400
Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia
fazlan7538@kedah.uitm.edu.my
To design a hands free replacement for standard
crutches used by those who are actively involved in
sports whether professional athletes or normal
people and provides an answer to the mobility
problems of some people with temporary
disabilities or injuries face in the problems of a
lower leg injury. Designing an innovative handsfree walking aided tool is a product to fulfill
customer needs especially for those who are
temporary impairment (injury) people for
rehabilitation process or move in their daily
activities better. This research will focus on
designing an innovative hands-free walking aid in
for problems and pain points, better support,
material and functionality that creates more
comforts and a more easy motion of operation.
There are several aspects which will be considered
on this project such as high strength, ergonomics
and the feasibility of users weight load restricted to
thigh to secure where the main point of the lock
supports attaches to the users is. Material used on
this project consists of lightweight material such as
hollow aluminum steel tube in order to support
certain weight capacity and built with specific
height in order to meet the ergonomic aspect to
produce comfortable and friendly product. This
wearable product also built with specific adjustable
height and different size in order to meet the
ergonomic requirement. Furthermore, the size as
well as the height of this crutch can be adjusted.
Hence, different people can use it easily. The piece
can be disbanded and stored when it is not in use.
Further work need to be done on this design
includes checking for manufacturability of all the
parts.
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D71: Hand Picking Tool for G.A.S :
Agriculture Solution Through Design
Approach
Azmir Mamat Nawi, Fadila Mohd Yusof, Ahmad
Fazlan Ahmad Zamri,
Industrial Design Department, Faculty of Art &
Design, Universiti Teknologi MARA Kedah
email: cokeash77@kedah.uitm.edu.my,
fadila675@kedah.uitm.edu.my,
fazlan7538@kedah.uitm.edu.my
The attacks of G.A.S always ruined paddy and
unprofitable to farmers, consuming more time and
money to transfer effected paddy plot by applying
infill process, a process where the effected paddy
transplanted to another paddy plot. Thus, this
problem prompted the researcher to identify and
understand this phenomenon. Researcher come out
with the best prevention in controlling the G.A.S
and propose design to help the farmers to ease the
problem that currently face by them. Researcher
explored the problem and solution, evaluate the
solution through investigating user behaviour and
describe the solution through usability testing.
Based on this research, the researchers have
designed a hand tools to take the eggs of golden
apple snails.
D74: Spr Ii: Melalui Ilustrasi Komik
Mohd Farhan Bin Abd Rahman, Muhd Imran Bin
Abd Razak, Mohd Khairulnizam Bin Ramlie, Amin
Bin Che Ahmat, Rohailin Binti Zainon
Akademi Pengajian Islam Kontemporari (Acis),
Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan Perak
Kampus Tapah, Tapah Road, Perak
mo.farhan1984@gmail.com
“SPR II” merupakan ringkasan kepada “Sunnah
Pemakanan Rasulullah SAW Bahagian Kedua”.
Inovasi ini merupakan kesinambungan komik SPR
bahagian 1 yang mempunyai objektif khusus untuk
mempopularkan sunnah pemakanan Rasulullah
SAW merangkumi cara makan dan makanan
sunnah melalui ilustrasi komik. Ilustrasi komik
dilihat signifikan dalam menarik minat masyarakat
khususnya golongan belia dan kanak-kanak untuk
mempelajari dan mengenali sunnah berkaitan
pemakanan yang dianjurkan oleh Rasulullah SAW.
Kenyataan ini berdasarkan maklum balas soal
selidik yang dijalankan kepada golongan belia dan
kanak-kanak. Dapat disaksikan bahawa Rasulullah
SAW merupakan rahmatan lil `alamin yang
memberikan panduan dan bimbingan dalam setiap
aspek kehidupan termasuk soal pemakanan. Inovasi
ini dilihat penting kerana arus globalisasi yang
melanda masyarakat telah menggugat jati diri
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muslim dan semakin meminggirkan petunjuk rasul
khusus dalam soal pemakanan. Justeru, pendekatan
kontemporari yang santai dan ringan tetapi
bermanfaat pasti menarik perhatian masyarakat
moden khususnya belia dan kanak-kanak untuk
mendapatkan input yang sahih dalam beragama.
D75: Input-Powered Bridge Rectifier
with Boost Switch using 0.18-micron
CMOS Technology
Roskhatijah Radzuan, Noriza Othman, Mohd
Khairul Mohd Salleh, Norfishah Ab Wahab,
Mustafar Kamal Hamzah
Microwave Technology Centre (MTC), Universiti
Teknologi MARA, 40450 Shah Alam, Selangor
roseradzuan@gmail.com, 019-2078147
This project presents input-powered bridge rectifier
with boost switch for energy harvesting
applications. Duty cycle switch control is applied to
maximize the output power using boost technique.
The working frequency for the rectifier is set at 50
Hz input and 100 kHz switching frequency control.
The proposed circuit is implemented on 0.18micron CMOS technology on a single die with a
space area of 0.024 mm2. The advantage of this
design when compared to the previous work
implemented on 0.35-micron CMOS technology,
has reduced the size by 83.2% while the output
power increased by 224%. The simulated and
measured results of the rectifier show good
agreement to validate the concept.
D78: Typeface Design Based on a Malay
Classic Film Character and
Characteristic
Iqbal Jaapar1, Zari Nezam Ruzali, Muhammad
Anuar Fahmi Haridas Abdullah, Abdul Rauf
Ridzuan, Mohd Hilmi Bakar
Faculty of Mass Communication and Media Studies
UiTM, Universiti Teknologi MARA Melaka
(Kampus Lendu), KM 26, Jalan Lendu, 78000 Alor
Gajah, Melaka Bandaraya Bersearah
c3nzqobbal@gmail.com1, 014-23991259
The basic of this project was to design a complete
uppercase A-Z digital typeface using vector
software in order to mimic a Malay character in a
Malay Classic Film and that is Dayang Senandung
in Dayang Senandung Film directed by Jamil
Sulong in 1965. The technique we use to design the
typeface was based on visual research on the
character and the characteristic. Our overall
approach was to create a commercial font that can
visually represent beauty and euphonious. Upon
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completion of the assignment we found that this
font aesthetically pleasing because of the way it
visually represents the key words. The font had
gained more than 35 000 (and counting) users
worldwide. This font also has been documented by
Luc Devroye, a professor in School of Computer
Science, McGill University, Montreal, Canada and
get several accreditation by some webpages.
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Muhammad Yusri Yusof @ Salleh, Paiz Hassan,
Ahmad Bakhtiar Jelani, Ahmad Rozaini Ali Hassan
& Nurul Khairiah Khalid
With TRACKS students would have a clear picture
of where they are heading and AA would become
more effective in performing their roles.
Subsequently, as the information on courses
planned by all students for every semester is
already available in TRACKS, forecasting of
courses and allocation of workloads to lecturers
would become easier. The data in TRACKS is
more reliable and accurate that would ensure the
right courses are offered and the correct number of
groups is set. TRACKS would benefit not only AA
and students but also minimize the problems of
incorrectly offering courses not required or
inadvertently omitted certain courses for a
particular session.
Akademi Pengajian Islam Kontemporari (ACIS),
Universiti Teknologi MARA, Kampus Seri
Iskandar 32610 Seri Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia
yusri613@perak.uitm.edu.my, 0194495027
D83 The Mnemo Verb Card: A Card
Game To Enhance The Learning Of
Irregular Past And Past Participle Verb
Forms
Pengurusan jenazah terutamanya di peringkat
kampung dan masjid, aspek kesihatan pengurus
jenazah kurang diberi perhatian. Pengurus jenazah
kebanyakannya menguruskan jenazah bergantung
kepada kit pengurusan jenazah yang biasanya tidak
dilengkapi dengan apron bagi mengelakkan air
mandian jenazah terpercik kepada pengurus
jenazah. Hasil daripada pengalaman tersebut; pihak
penyelidik mengambil inisiatif bagi mereka dan
menambahbaik fungsi apron sedia ada di pasaran
khusus untuk kegunaan seorang pengurus jenazah.
Sheema Liza Idris, Faridah Yahaya, Noorlinda
Alang
D79: Apron Praktikal Pengurus
Jenazah
D80: Course Planning and Tracking
System (TRACKS)
Hapiza Omar, Nik Noor Afizah Azlan, Nur Azwani
Mohamad Azmin, Zaimi Mohamed
Teknologi MARA (Terengganu)
hapiz045@tganu.uitm.edu.my, 09-8403805, 0199319848
The role of Academic Advisors (AA) is very
important to ensure students are always on track in
their study plan. However, for AA to perform
effectively, pertinent information for every student
under their care must be maintained systematically.
With up to date and easily accessible information,
the consultation session between AA and students
would be more meaningful and productive. Course
Planning and Tracking System (TRACKS) would
assist AA in performing their functions.
In
addition to student’s profile, other important
information such as a record of courses planned to
be taken every semester would be maintained in
TRACKS. Any changes to the plan would be
discussed with students and updated in the system.
Universiti Teknologi Mara Perak, Kampus Seri
Iskadar, Seri Iskandar. Perak
sheema@perak.uitm.edu.my
Verbs are essential elements of sentence structures.
Thus, it is vital for learners of English to master the
verbs so that it will be easier for them to produce
better sentence structures using the correct form of
the verbs. The past and past participle forms of
regular verbs are not so much of a problem since
regular verbs are easier to understand and
remember.
However,
understanding
and
memorising the past and past participle forms of
irregular verbs are more challenging and have
always created confusion among English language
learners. In fact, Grabowski and Mindt (1994)
mentioned that “irregular verbs represent one of the
difficult aspects of the language”. Conventionally,
irregular verbs are given as a boring list usually
organised in alphabetical order for the learners to
remember and master and this would indeed add
boredom to the learners. So, this Mnememoric
Verb Card game is innovated as a new learning
style for learners to master their irregular verbs
particularly in the past and past participle forms.
Continuous practices with this card game will
eventually instill automaticity in the learners and
this automaticity is important when it comes to
basic sentence constructions.
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D85: Pandanus Ethical and Vitality
Parquet (Pane Vip) Using Mengkuang
Leaves
Mohd Haziq Bin Norrashid, Atiq Fikri Bin
Marzukhi, Mohd Nazri Bin Halim
Maktab Rendah Sains Mara Kubang Pasu
rekaciptakupa@gmail.com
Everyone have a own choice in decorating for their
own houses. In Malaysia, usually the owner house
always decorate their house with the best looking
especially at the floor area .There are types of
decorating things that usually used such as tiles,
wood parquet, Epoxy flake coating and so on.
There are many disadvantages of using wood
parquet for example wood parquet will warped in
short time, high costs, easy to be eaten by pests,
also contribute for environmentally pollution and
high costs for maintenance this wood parquet. We
overcome the problem of making parquet using
cement and trees by making an innovation with
our product Pandanus Ethical and Vitality
Parquet (PanE ViP) using ‘Mengkuang Leaf’ or
known as Pandanus artocapus. The main objective
producing this project is to increase understanding
of the behaviour of PanE ViP when it been exposed
to different substances and how much we can save
our nature with our products. The use of the finite
element models provides options for design
purposes of natural flooring systems. Several finite
element models for adequate design have been
created, tested and applied. After calibration and
validation of the calculation method, parameter
studies on the influence of material properties,
geometry of the parquet floors and the long-term
behaviour of the material and glue line were
performed. The results show a strong relation
between material and geometry choice on the
deformation, for example the gap opening and on
the stress distribution in glue line, which can induce
delamination of the surface layer and distortional
effects of the parquet boards. The main advantages
of this product is it use natural material, ecofriendly and presented in a cuboid block. PanE
ViP is easy to replace and reassembled when
being used for a long time. It also doesn’t need a
high costs for maintenance when being used in long
time. PanE ViP is very suitable for replacing the
original parquet made by wood. It is not only
just environmentally friendly , but it also can
keep our tradition of using Mengkuang as a floor
mat continues.
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D91: Aqua Bicycle
Gomathy Sankaran
SJKT Kangkar Pulai, Bt 19 Jln Pontian
gomathy@oum.edu.my
Aqua bicycle is designed to get clean water
especially the pond, river or well water. The
unfiltered water is poured in the container placed on
the carrier of the bicycle. When the bicycle is
pedaled, the motor will pump the dirty water into
the filter. The water is filtered using the transparent
hose. Then, the clean water is pumped into the front
container through the hose. The clean water in the
container at the front is now ready to be used. To
get the amount of filtered water needed, we just
have to fill in the dirty water into the back container
and start pedaling. The more we pedal the more
clean water we get and the faster we pedal the
shorter time is taken to filter the water.
D92: Embedded Blood Pressure Device
Using GSM Technology
Baharuddin Mustapha, Pushpa Jegannathan,
Rusnani Yahya, Fazida Adlan
Department of Electrical Engineering, Politeknik
Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Shah Alam,
Malaysia
(baharuddin@psa.edu.my,pushpa@psa.edu.my,rusn
ani@psa.edu.my,fazida@psa.edu.my)
Monitoring of a blood pressure is one of the
precaution action for hypertension which is a major
risk factor for heart disease, stroke, and kidney
disease. There is a large market for blood pressure
measuring devices not only in clinical medicine but
also among the public where the demand for selfmeasurement of blood pressure is growing rapidly.
The machine prototype uses an integrated pressure
sensor, analogue signal-conditioning circuitry,
microcontroller and GSM wireless technology
interfaced with a personal computer (PC). The
design interactive graphical user interface (GUI) are
coupled with database which enable the user to
store their blood pressure measurement for future
reference. The attractive features include alert
messages, SMS compatible, data storage, graphical
view of measurement and some tips for
improvements. The proposed device has been
calibrated to the international standard and it shows
significant improvement on the overall performance
of blood pressure measurement instead of reliable
results.
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D96: Fatigue Crack Zones of Reinforced
Concrete Beams Using Acoustic
Emission Intensity Analysis
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D98: Renewable Energy Repellent using
Solar (Reerus): An Innovation Pest
Animals Repellent in Agriculture and
Environment
Noorsuhada Md Nor, Soffian Noor Mat Saliah
MARA Pulau Pinang
email:idanur211@gmail.com /
ida_nsn@ppinang.uitm.edu.my, Tel: 04-3822803
Fatigue crack zones of reinforced concrete beams
subjected to fatigue loading are significantly vital.
Acoustic emission intensity was analysed to
identify the classes of reinforced concrete beams
corresponding to a specific fatigue crack zone.
Third point loading fatigue test was carried out
based on various range of maximum fatigue
loadings. The crack zones for each phase of loading
allowed the identification of the cracks of the beam.
Five fatigue crack zones were identified using the
intensity analysis. The intensity analysis was
carried out based on the conventional analysis of
channel basis and the proposed analysis of located
event. The fatigue crack zones based on the locate
event indicated clear trend with respect to the visual
crack observation.
D97: Hierarchical order of Crack
Classification using Average Frequency
versus RA-value
Noorsuhada Md Nor, Muhammad Zakaria
Mohamad, Azmi Ibrahim
MARA Pulau Pinang
idanur211@gmail.com, 04-3822803
Hierarchical order of crack classification of
reinforced concrete structure is vital to be
identified, from the formation of tensile crack to the
shear crack as the load increases. Such an attempt
on reinforced concrete structure non-destructively
using acoustic emission has received considerable
attention especially over the last decade but the
hierarchical order of crack classification in critical
areas has seen only limited success. The crack
formations of tensile crack and shear crack were
classified using an average frequency versus RA
value and confirmed by visual observation. Instead
of adopting the existing channel basis for average
frequency versus RA value, an AE source location
and time of arrival basis was proposed and
implemented in the critical areas of the beams and
beam-column joint.
Mohd Nazri Bin Halim, Muhamad Farihin Bin
Mohammad Fauzi, Muhammad Shamil Bin Shuk
Keri, Mohd Nazri Bin Halim
Maktab Rendah Sains Mara Kubang Pasu
mnazri@mrsmkp.edu.my
Ultrasounds are waves with frequencies higher than
the upper audible limit of human hearing.
Ultrasound is not different from 'normal' (audible)
sound in its physical properties, but only that
humans cannot hear it. This limit varies from
person to person and is approximately 20 kilohertz
(20,000 hertz) in a healthy young adults. Animals
such as bats and porpoises use ultrasound for
locating prey and obstacles. Many people in
agriculture having problem with many types of pest
such as squirrel, monkey, rats and others that
destroyed their plants. It will increase the cost of
management and will cause harm to the planters.
Renewable energy repellent using solar can blasts a
range of powerful ultrasonic sounds 13.5KH45.5KH coverage area till 8 meters @ 70 square
meter and flashing LED strobe lights to scare away
a wide variety of pests. Equipped with an infrared
motion sensor, the repellent is activated as soon as a
pest animal is detected. The advantages of this
product are humane and environment friendly, no
messy chemicals or pesticides, no traps, no dead
animals, weatherproof and water resistant and blasts
all animal intruders out of your property. REERUS
using solar powered and easy to install. No wiring
and no batteries to replace or recharge; features a
solar panel on top of the device that harnesses the
sun's energy and recharges 3 AA rechargeable
batteries. With the creation of this product is that it
can overcome losses to farmers, especially in terms
of damage to fruits such as durian, rambutan,
coconut, mango and so on. This problem is caused
by a pests such as squirrels, monkeys and mice and
indirectly, these products can also increase
government revenue sources in agriculture and also
can maintain the environment since they are not
killed but only driven away.
D100: Halal Food Apps
Zarifah Mohd Zain
UITM
zarifahmz@ppinang.uitm.edu.my
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D103: Hafazan Kit for UiTM’s Diploma
Students
Policy, Standard Operating Procedures and Modus
Operandi.
Noor Saliza Zainal1, Mohd. Nazri Mat Zin, Nor
Asmira Mat Jusoh, Nurul Hidayah Awang @ Ab.
Rahman, Nurul Izzah Noor Zainan
D105: A Revisited Dimension of
Sustainable Product
Academy of Contemporary Islamic Studies,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 18500 Machang,
Kelantan
saliza351@kelantan.uitm.edu.my1, 6019-4755134
Quranic memorization (hafazan) is a common
practice among Muslims in Malaysia. Indeed,
every Muslim strives to memorize the Holy Quran
as advocated by Islamic teachings. As part of this,
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) also make
obligatory for all Diploma students to embark on
two courses namely CTU101 and CTU151 which
involve memorization of certain Quranic verses.
Having realized the difficulty of the students to
memorize, this group invents a Hafazan Kit to assist
and facilitate them in accomplishing the task and
achieving high marks for that assessment. The kit
contains a set of selected Quranic verses with
special notes and a CD. In fact, this kit is also
useful and applicable for Diploma students at other
higher education institutions and the public.
D104: The Synergy Drive of Islamic
Retail’s Policy, Standard Operating
Procedures (SOP) and Modus Operandi
in Resolving Non-Performance of Zakat
Contribution
Zulkafli Mohd. Yusof1, Putra Faizurrahman Zahid,
Zanirah Mustafa @ Busu, Muhammad Luqman
Ibnul Hakim Mohd. Saad, Affendi Ismail
Academy of Contemporary Islamic Studies,
Universiti Teknologi MARA, 18500 Machang,
Kelantan
Zulmy160@kelantan.uitm.edu.my1, 6019-4755134
A model of Islamic Supply Chain is very crucial
nowadays. Particularly is to ensure the role and
contribution of Zakat in Muslim economic
development.
This project conceptualised the
Islamic supply chain model that encourage supply
chain’s parties to adhere Zakat payments in order to
achieved products distributions and brand
acceptance at the ultimate user level. Dynamically,
the concept stimulates Halalan Toyibban, which
covers the compulsory Halal plus the goodness of
the product. The adaptation of this model could be
the solution of wealth distribution flows in the
country. The methodology of this model
development consists of a standard setting of Retail
Ismalaili Ismail1, Nik Azlina Nik Abdullah2,
Zulaiha Ahmad3, Syazwani Ya4
Siti Farhana Hasanudin5
1,2,3&4
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Kolej Universiti Islam Perlis
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e-mail:ismalaili007@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Sustainability as a business approach is becoming
widely adopted by companies to maintain
competitive positions. Sustainable product define as
those products providing environmental, social and
economic benefits while protecting public health,
welfare and environment over their full commercial
cycle, from the extraction of raw materials to final
dispositions. From the social dimensions,
sustainable product captures the impact of a
manufacturer’s activity on society, including on
employees, customers, community, supply chain
and business partner. Though many studies have
focused in the sustainable product, few have
delineated the dimensions that support its
characters. This study investigates a comprehensive
dimensions of sustainable product by incorporating
a new integrated dimensions derived from previous
literatures. A set of questionnaires was administered
to 128 degree students in Perlis located in northern
region of Malaysia. Result suggests a new
dimension on sustainable product on top of the
existing dimensions of sustainable product which
are corporate social responsibility, green marketing
and environmental concern. The new dimensions
consists of health and ethics will enhance the
awareness among the organizations to prioritise
sustainability and develop the wider societal and
environmental benefits. These dimensions are
useful for organizations when taking into conscious
effort to constantly produce sustainable product to
the customers.
D112: Seat Belt for Two
Noor Hafizha Mohd Yusuf, Ahmad Bushra Abdul
Rahman, Wan Mohd Farid Wan Zakaria, Sharazad
Haris
UiTM Perlis
sharazad@johor.uitm.edu.my
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D122: Teaching Photosynthesis via
Photosynthesis Simulation Model (PSM)
Lili Syahani Rusli1, 2 , Farawahida Abu Zaharin1,
Raihana Abu Bakar1, Farahiyah Khadijah Ambri1
Biology Department,
INTEC Education College
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MARA
lilis369@salam.uitm.edu.my, 0132557747
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Cognitive, affective and psychomotor are three
main domains to enhance students learning skills.
While
acquisitive,
organizational,
creative,
manipulative and communicative are five types of
skills that science students need to do better after
high school science. As for manipulative, it require
skills and abilities of handling materials and
instruments. Considering biology is a detailed
study about science of life in an organisms, hence it
is essential for biology students to take a hands-on
approach. By implementing a skills-based approach
in teaching biology, transfer of knowledge is
promising due to the involvement of activation in
students’ sensory organ and motor-related parts of
their brain. Photosynthesis, a complex chemical
process in an autotrophic organisms always lead to
a misconception in students learning.
Thus,
PHOTOSYNTHESIS SIMULATION MODEL
(PSM) was chosen as an instrument in teaching the
photosynthesis process. PSM has been identified as
an additional instrument to strengthen the
understanding of photosynthesis process as well as
to build up the process skills, reasoning skills and
critical thinking skills which resemble to cognitive
domain in students learning skills.
PSM
significantly elevate students’ interest in learning
the photosynthesis process and shows more positive
attitudes towards the subject. Furthermore, PSM
demonstrated that efficient instruction in teaching
can highly motivate biology students, in such
manner make PSM is applicable for biology
teaching and learning process at pre-university
level.
D126: e-PV Analyser for Electrical
Energy Utilization and Practice
Ahmad Asri Abd Samat, Nor Azlan Othman, Nor
Salwa Damanhuri, Zainal Hisham Che Soh, Mohd
Affandi Shafie
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in Malaysia is a solar photovoltaic (PV) system.
However, there are several variable that may affect
performance of the power output of a solar PV
system. Thus, a real implementation of solar PV
system need to be accurately analyse in order to
achieve the optimal performance of the solar PV
output. The main objective of this project is to
develop a reliable test rig that able to analyse few
parameters particularly in luminance, partial
shading, ambient and panel temperature that may
affect the overall power output performance of the
PV system. The test rig is capable of supporting a
12 Volt DC Voltage to 24 Volt AC Voltage and 240
Volt AC Voltage. A real-time virtual monitoring
system using LabVIEW is developed for better
monitoring and analysing the overall performance
of the system.
D127: Vega – An Enjoyable Ulam IceCream
Siti Fadhilah Abdul Hamid1, Nurul Ain Muhammad
Rafiai, Wan Mohd Norsyam Wan Norman
Faculty of Sports Science and Recreation,
Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Pahang,
26400 Bandar Tun Abdul Razak Jengka, Pahang
fadhilah_hamid@pahang.uitm.edu.my1
019-6741963
Ulam-ulaman (Salad herbs) always served as a part
of a platter of raw vegetables, paired with a “sambal
belacan” (chili dip) or anchovies and usually eaten
with rice. Generally, ulam-ulaman was recognised
as a medicinal plant and traditionally used as a
medication for certain diseases. However, due to a
little bitter taste makes the ulam-ulaman
unfavourable by most people, especially children.
Therefore, Vega was introduced in order to promote
those who refuse to take ulam-ulaman enjoyed
ulam-based ice cream without the bitter taste of
ulam-ulaman. Low calories such as skim milk plus
nutritive ingredients which are honey, dates and
pomegranate extract that in line with Islamic
guidance in combination with traditionally ulamulaman extracts result a great Vega ice cream
dessert to be enjoyed by all walks of society.
Besides, the sweet taste from Vega is also suitable
for diabetic patients and those who care about
healthy food. Thus it is hoped that Vega can
provide varieties in healthy meals and promote
society to enjoy eating ulam-ulaman without bitter
taste anymore.
Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Pulau Pinang
ahmadasri759@ppinang.uitm.edu.my,
+60194766953
One of the most demanded and popular renewable
and sustainable energy that currently being studied
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D139: My Smart Personal File (MySPE)
Jeniwaty binti Mohd Jody, Mohammad Nor bin
Othman, Mohd Idham bin Mohd Yusof, Nurul
Akma binti Kamarudin dan Shahidah Abdul Razak
Fakulti Sains Pentadbiran dan Pengajian Polisi,
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Cawangan
Negeri Sembilan, Kampus Seremban
jeniwaty@ns.uitm.edu.my, 066342110/0123827246
My smart personal file (MySPE) adalah fail yang
boleh digunakan oleh graduan untuk menyimpan
transkrip,sijil dan dokumen penting. MySPE sesuai
dibawa semasa menghadiri temuduga dan
merupakan penambahbaikan dari student portfolio
FSPPP. Rekabentuk yang ’catchy’ dan ’handy’
meningkatkan keyakinan graduan untuk sentiasa
membawanya. Paparan logo UiTM dimuka hadapan
MySPE juga dapat menyuntik semangat ’Cintakan
UiTM’ dalam diri graduan. Selain itu ’My smart
personal file’ juga dapat dimanfaatkan kepada
semua warga akademik/bukan akademik khususnya
mereka yang ingin menyimpan sijil dan dokumen
penting dalam fail kerana bentuknya yang tebal dan
keras dapat melindungi kualiti sijil dan dokumen
yang disimpan. Objektif MySPE adalah untuk
digunakan graduan semasa menghadiri temuduga
dan mudah dibawa kerana saiznya yang’handy’. Ia
dapat meningkatkan keyakinan diri graduan semasa
menghadiri temuduga kerana bentuk ’My smart
personal file’ yang ’catchy’ dan juga menyuntik
semangat graduan ’Cintakan UiTM’ seterusnya
memberikan
persembahan
terbaik
semasa
temuduga. MySPE dapat dimanfaatkan kepada
semua warga akademik/bukan akademik khususnya
mereka yang memerlukan fail untuk menyimpan
sijil-sijil/dokumen penting. Juga dapat menerapkan
Menerapkan semangat ’Cintakan UiTM’ di
kalangan staf dan pelajar-pelajar UiTM apabila
menggunakan ’My smart personal file’.
Keywords : MySPE, student portfolio
D140: A Dual function anti vibration
system (Chevron Viscoelastic Damper,
CVD) for Vibration response
Meldi Suhatril, Mohammad Hossein Mehrabi,
Seyyeded Saghar Ghodsi, Hamed Khatibi
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structural vibration reduction. In this innovative
approach to design supplemental systems using
Viscoelastic (Rubber) materials is proposed, one
that eliminates undesirable global, local buckling,
and damages. The present invention is appropriate
for building which are located in seismic regions in
Malaysia such as KL, Penang and Sabah, to
diminish the structural damage and ensure structure
stability during the earthquake and sever winds.
D153: P-Lock : Alat Sokongan 3 Dalam
1 Untuk Tulang Pinggul,Tulang
Belakang Dan Tonus Otot Yang Keras
Hasnetty Zuria Mohamed Hatta, Wan Nur Hazwani
Bt Wan Mahmood, Christina A /P Rowbin, Rohayu
Bt Hamzah, Yah Rosmi Bt Mohd Noor, Sabarina Bt
Setapha, Sharifah Bt Othman, Norasmat Bt Ar
Rahman, Nur Athirah Syazwani Bt Rameli, Wan
Mansor B. Wan Mamat, Shaziemin Hafeez b.
Suazizi
Unit Pemulihan, Hospital Universiti Sains
Malaysia, Kubang Kerian,Kelantan
waniphysio@gmail.com, 017-9007308
P-Lock merupakan alat bantuan rawatan pemulihan
bagi pesakit yang mengalami kepatahan tulang
pinggul, kesakitan tulang belakang dan juga sesuai
untuk pesakit yang menderita akibat tonus otot kaki
yang keras seperti kes “Cerebral Palsy”. Alatan
sedia ada untuk permasalahan tersebut adalah
mahal dan sukar diperolehi kerana ianya perlu di
import. Malahan ianya juga menghalang pergerakan
pesakit untuk berdikari dalam menjalani aktiviti
kehidupan seharian. Bagi mengatasi masalah ini,
kumpulan telah berjaya menghasilkan satu inovasi
yang diberi nama P-Lock. Keunikan P-Lock ialah
ianya menggunakan 100% bahan dan kepakaran
tempatan. Alat ini juga mempunyai 3 fungsi utama
iaitu sokongan tulang belakang, sokongan tulang
pinggul dan membetulkan cara berjalan bagi kanakkanak CP yang mengalami tonus yang keras. Kos
pembuatan alat ini jauh lebih murah berbanding
alatan yang diimport. Disamping itu, alatan ini
dapat
membantu
golongan
berpendapatan
sederhana sesuai dengan saranan dari kerajaan
Malaysia untuk meningkatkan kualiti kehidupan
rakyat Malaysia.
Department of Civil Engineering, University
Malaya
meldi@um.edu.my, saghar.ghodsi@yahoo.com
0379677679, 0172401623
In this work an innovative passive control system
called Chevron Viscoelastic Damper (CVD) for
steel frames has proposed. Because of its simplicity
and low cost of installation this system provides an
alternative to previous structural control systems for
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D154: Maids7– Multiple Rehabilitation
Aids
Hasnetty Zuria Mohamed Hatta, Mohd Zamani
Mamat, Frisca Aziah Francis, Hamidah Yusoff,
Roziyantee Khairuddin, Marwazi Mahmood, Che
Nor Haslindar Ishak, Zulkifli Jusoh, Razak Daud
Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia, Unit
Pemulihan, Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia
hasnetty@usm.my
Maids7 adalah alat rawatan untuk pesakit lewat
perkembangan yang mempunyai kefungsian yang
berasingan iaitu untuk melatih keupayaan untuk
duduk, berdiri, berjalan, pergerakan anggota bawah
(basikal) dan mengalihkan pesakit dari satu tempat
ke tempat yang lain bagi memastikan pesakit
mempunyai kualiti hidup yang lebih baik dalam
kehidupan harian. Maids7 sesuai untuk pesakit
kecederaan otak, lambat perkembangan motor kasar
dan halus, warga emas yang mengalami
kemerosotan fizikal di mana peringkat umur adalah
dari golongan remaja hingga warga emas. Maids7
mempunyai 7 kefungsian yang berbeza dalam satu
alat, kos yang murah, buatan tempatan dan saiz
yang bersesuaian dengan pesakit. Secara
keseluruhannya, Maids7 dapat membantu orang
kelainan upaya untuk berdikari seterusnya dapat
mengurangkan bebanan dan kebergantungan
kepada penjaga. Selain itu dengan penggunaan
Maids7 juga dapat melancarkan proses perawatan
kepada pesakit.
D175: SE-Cart
Noorshilawati Abdul Aziz, Fazidah Rosli, Nur
Masriyah Hamzah, Noor Azimah Darus
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Pahang)
noorshilawati@pahang.uitm.edu.my, 09-4602452
The idea of SE-Cart is being triggered from the
conventional wheelbarrow. The conventional
wheelbarrow has been widely used in harvesting
process among farmers to transport the harvested
crops. However, the conventional wheelbarrow has
a major limitation in term of the total number of
harvested crop to be transport in one time. Thus,
SE-Cart has been designed to overcome the
limitation of conventional wheelbarrow. SE-Cart
created using materials such as wheelbarrow, nut,
screw, iron frame, iron nets, lock and hinge
connectors. SE-Cart has a solid frame structure that
can be adjusted depends on the amount of harvested
crop. This product can help to transport doubled
harvested crop in one time and thus will help to
reduce the manpower. Besides, SE-Cart also
equipped with an open-door structure which can be
open up to easily withdraw the harvested crop from
SE-Cart to the collection area. Besides, the usage of
iron nets can help to remove the excessive water
trapped in the SE-Cart. SE-Cart suitable to be used
for coconut, pomelo, durian and many other crops.
SE-Cart can help to improve the efficiency of
farmers in harvesting the crops and also increase
the quantity of crops to be harvested at one time.
D157: Sports Premier - Tropical
Training Haven
Ahmad Faiz Bin Hassan Naziri
Jabatan Senibina, Fakulti Senibina Perancangan
Dan Ukur, Universiti Teknologi Mara Cawangan
Perak, Seri Iskandar, Perak
afhn90@gmail.com
D170: Integrated Restaurant Operation
System
Anderson Ngelambong, Azila Azmi, Adie Effendi
Zulkeflli, Maifarah Ahmad, Dahlan Abdullah
Universiti Teknologi Mara Pulau Pinang, Jalan
Permatang Pauh
Anderson@ppinang.uitm.edu.my
D200: Multi - Fold Chair And Table
1
Azhan bin Nawi, 2Juwita binti Mohd Johan,
Rusyaidi Hilmi bin Ahmad Nazri, 4Muhammad
Shukri bin Saad , 5Muhammad Fahmi Bin Yahaya.
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Politeknik Tunku Syed Sirajuddin, Arau, Perlis
anptss@yahoo.com
Politeknik Merlimau, Melaka
emykapachi22@gmail.com
This project is about designing landscape
innovation that called MULTI - FOLD CHAIR
AND TABLE. This product derived from our ideas
that been upgraded from the folding chair that have
been available in the market. This product has been
improvised with the combination of a normal chair,
table and vehicle parking. This product is an ecofriendly product because we are using the green
material for it. Besides that, this product has an
interesting mechanism from its transformations. It
can be fold and unfold by just a simple step to get
functional furniture and can save large space for
other stuff. It is easy to use because the mechanisms
and the functional can give comfortable for users.
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This product is suitable for exterior and be a
hardscape element that suit to the community. It
also can be used for temporary vehicle parking
though. Being creative, innovative and selfsufficient will able to produce such design furniture
in order to excel ourselves in everyday life. In
conclusion, an excellent product contains high
expectation, reliability and useful, reasonable cost
and accepted by consumers. By highlighting this
product, it can raise the social economic and be a
potential art and popular tools among the
community.
D204: Ultimate Solar Luggage
Nurul Farihin Binti Mhd Nasir, Noor Hafizha Binti
Muhamad Yusuf, Nur Khairani Binti Kamarudin
Universiti Teknologi Mara, Perlis
nurulfarihin@perlis.uitm.edu.my
D207: Green Polymer Electrolyte Based
on N-phthaloylchitosan for Dyesensitized Solar Cells
A.K. Arof*, M.H. Buraidah, Shahan Shah, M.A.
Careem, H.J. Woo, L.P. Teo, M.Z. Kufian
Centre for Ionics University of Malaya (CIUM),
University of Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
*akarof@um.edu.my, +603-79674085
Innovation is always the critical element to any
country’s competitiveness and prosperity. Route to
innovation-driven economy could certainly be
complemented by strong research university. This
bio-inspired invention is about turning green waste
to wealth, using sustainable resources for
sustainable economy. Chitosan is the Ndeacetylated derivative of chitin and the second
most abundant biopolymer waste. It is a natural
occurring polysaccharide found in the outer shells
of insects (scorpions, spider and beetles), sea
creatures (crustaceans like crab and shrimp) and
microorganisms (spores, algae and yeast). It is also
biocompatible, biodegradable and non-toxic.
However, Chitosan has solubility limitation thus
needs modification. We have modified chitosan to
N-phthaloylchitosan through phthaloylation process
and further developed it as polymer electrolyte for
various flexible non-aqueous electrochemical
devices
(eg.
solar
cells,
batteries
and
supercapacitors). Dye-sensitized solar cell consists
of transparent conducting oxide glass coated with
fluorine-doped tin oxide, titanium dioxide and
ruthenium dye as photoanode, biopolymer based gel
electrolyte and platinum counter electrode has been
constructed with an efficiency of 7.10 %. One
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patent has been filed and few ISI peer-reviewed
publications have been published.
D208: A Tin-based Oxide Anode
Material for Lithium-ion Batteries
A.K. Arof*, L.P. Teo, M.Z. Kufian, M.H. Buraidah,
H.J. Woo
Centre for Ionics University of Malaya, Physics
Department, Faculty of Science, University of
Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
*akarof@um.edu.my, +603-79674085
Nowadays, modern lifestyle cannot live without
portable electronic devices such as laptops, mobile
phones, digital cameras, video camcorders and so
on. Inside the core of these gadgets lies the
rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Without this
energy storage unit, all these devices cannot
function. A commercial Li-ion battery generally
comprises of lithium cobalt oxide, LiCoO2 and
graphite as cathode and anode, respectively with a
lithium ion liquid electrolyte. Electrode materials
have been intensively studied in order to improve
their electrochemical properties and find alternative
electrode materials to meet the ever increasing
demand for Li-ion batteries. In this work, novel
compound i.e. lithium tin vanadium oxide,
LiSnVO4 has been synthesized for the first time via
sol-gel technique and used in Li-ion application.
The Li-ion cell in this work consists of LiSnVO4 as
anode, Li metal as cathode and electrolyte of 1 M
lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF6) in EC:DEC
(v/v = ½). LiSnVO4 exhibits irreversible discharge
capacity of 1270 mAh g-1 at first cycle whereas
discharge and charge capacities of 305.4 mAh g-1
and 274.6 mAh g-1, respectively have been obtained
at the second cycle. The Li-ion cell can still achieve
a reversible capacity of 211 mAh g-1 at the end of
53rd cycle when discharged at 1 V. This new
compound when used in battery cell can address the
dendrite and solvent intercalations problems faced
by present commercial Li+ battery which using
graphite. One patent has been filed and one ISI-peer
review paper has been published.
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D209: Jawi Calligraphy Pixel
Mohd Ali Azraie Bin Bebit1, Suzlee Bin Ibrahim2
Faculty of Art & Design, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, 94300 Samarahan, Sarawak
azraiebebit@yahoo.co.uk1
Fakulti Rekaan Komunikasi Visual,Akademi Seni
Budaya & Warisan Kebangsaan (ASWARA),50480
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
mrsuzlee@hotmail.com2
Jawi font by the other meaning refers to Malay
calligraphy that influenced from the Arab. These
fonts existed since before the Sultan of Malacca
when the spreading of Islam from Arabian
merchants. Currently, the method of creating
calligraphic art or ‘seni khat’ has experienced some
changes not only in wood carving methods but also
in collage. These methods can give a dramatic
impact in the world of contemporary art. The basic
idea in this project wants to explore the potential of
collage using wood material applied into Jawi
Calligraphy. With this method, it will give a new
definition towards wood carving and Islamic
calligraphy art in line with other contemporary arts.
Collage art has a pixel characteristic that can
become the next new trend in the Islamic art theme.
The Audience, can be more open minded and more
creative to interpret in the right way on Islamic
work without losing the aesthetic of Islamic art.
D220: e-Building Inspection System (eBIS)
Nadira Ahzahar, Intan Bayani Zakaria, Siti
Zubaidah Hashim, Norehan @Norlida Hj Mohd
Noor, Nazhatulzalkis Jamludin
Fakulti Senibina Perancangan Dan Ukur, Kampus
Seri Iskandar, Perak
nadira754@perak.uitm.edu.my
Condition Survey can be defined as an inspection of
a building or other structure, at a certain date, to
determine its state of repair and required for
maintenance. The purpose of condition survey are
to give an independent ‘professional opinion’ on the
condition of the properties and also provide
important data on performance of buildings.
Usually it is presented in the form of schedule
condition and report writing. However, many
organisation/or students present the data in a
different format, module, contents which cause the
irrelevant data and uncontrol information of the said
property. In order to ensure a consistent approach
and standardization, it is desirable that the basic
information collected should be capable of being
processed and reported to meet the particular
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requirements, where the Code of Practice For
Building Inspection Report (CP BS101) published
by Royal Institution of Surveyor Malaysia (RISM)
is taken as a guidance. As an added value, the
format of report is therefore designed electronically
for better usage and control. It is the first system in
Malaysia that complete setting the comprehensive
format for building inspection with regards to
condition survey report. The characteristics of ‘eBIS’ can be seen as a relational database, a
collection of interactive forms, a report generator
and can be used for administrative tools. As a
result, it wil improve record management in
building operation and indirectly promoting the
paperless environment. As a conclusion, ‘e-BIS’ an
acronym of electronic Building Inspection System
is developed to ensure that the information
presented are concise, relevant, easily understood
and available at any time. ‘e-BIS’ is suits to all type
of property inspection, thus it has a great potential
to strengthen the service delivery system by
maintenance / facilities management. The ‘e-BIS’
database system is marketable and can be patented
by produce the application software version that can
be considered as part of Computerised Maintenance
Management System.
D225: Test Repository System for
Monitoring Students’ Performance
Naimah Mat Isa, Wahidah Mansor, Mohd Tarmizi
Ali, Mohd Fuad Abdul Latip, Murizah Kassim
Teknologi MARA
naimah5732@salam.uitm.edu.my, 0175532454
Assessments are conducted to examine the
performance of students so that adjustments in the
teaching strategies can be done to help the students
to excel. In the bachelor degree programmes
offered at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
minimum of two tests has to be executed in a
semester. The execution of the test has to be
monitored and the performance of the students in
each test has to be checked by the academic
management to ensure corrective actions can be
carried out. Conventional method that has been
practised were analysing the students’ performance
in their first test through hardcopy result by every
lecturer. However, to engage each lecturer to
submit the hardcopy of the result after each test to
the academic management unit is challenging.
Therefore, Test Repository System (TReS) was
developed to monitor the execution of tests and the
student performance at the course, programme and
department level via online. The system is designed
and running in two phases which are system
development and client access by academics. First
phase is database design that comprised of
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academic users name, online login, type of
assessment, course code, semester, students group,
number of students, marks and the dead line. In the
second phase, after the system is up then lecturers
are required to upload their assessments marks
according to groups and course code. When the
marks uploaded, the system will automatically
generate reports on the student’s failure rates, date
and time of submission. Through this online based
system, quick information can be accessed by
academic management, and at the same time the
lecturers are trained to submit the students’ result
before the deadline. This helps the management of
the faculty to identify the classes that are having
poor performance and instruct the lecturers to
conduct clinic or mentor mentee programmes for
the students. At the end of the semester, their
overall tests performance can be analysed online
based on the data that has been stored in the system.
After applying this system in the faculty for about
two semesters, it is observed that the academic
staffs are well-cooperated, the execution of tests is
done according to schedule compared to the
conventional method and the uploading test marks
in the online system become a culture. The
performances of the students were also increased
since their weakness and problems have been
identified and remedial actions have been taken
earlier.
D227: Introducing “CIRIM”
Framework for High-Rise Building
Construction
Afzan Ahmad Zaini1, Intan Rohani Endut2,
Nurzawani Md Sofwan3, Siti Akhtar Mahayuddin4,
Nurul Fahana Aini Harun5
Faculty of Architecture Planning and Surveying1,4,
Faculty of Civil Engineering2, Faculty of Heath
Sciences3, Faculty of Business Administration5
Universiti Teknologi MARA Sarawak1,3,4,5
Selangor2
afzanahmadzaini@gmail.com, 0122240313
Introducing “CIRIM” Framework for High-Rise
Building Construction “CIRIM” framework derives
from Contractor’s Initiatives on Risk Management.
As CIRIM framework can be practically used to
estimate the probability of occurrence and impact of
contractor’s risks, CIRIM framework can been
customised as a site-specific framework that
considers the characteristics and changeable
conditions of the high-rise building construction to
precisely assess safety risks. High level of
uncertainties and risks involved in the high-rise
building construction cannot clearly ascertain the
uncertainties and risks involved in a construction
project. Therefore, this research has identified 30
most prominent hazards scenario associated with
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the high-rise building construction. Subsequently,
the risk was calculated based on the mean score of
the likelihood and severity of the hazards scenario.
The investigation was made from 100 respondents
and finding shows that the most prominent hazard
is accounted for “Hot Weather and Strenuous
Work” and the lowest is “Chemical Reactions and
Explosions”. The framework was tested in a series
of case studies involving five different site profiles
and it was confirmed that this framework is feasible
and practically useful to the construction personnel.
This framework will assist construction personnel
to be more attentive to safety and health issues
specifically pertaining to the structural work and
working environment. Hence, CIRIM framework
can enable construction personnel to easily
implement, increase the reliability of the
construction schedule at hand, and improve the
construction safety and health at the high-rise
building construction.
D236: Statistical Tool for Quality
Control
Mohd Nizam Ab Rahman, Afis Mohd Alias,
Nizaroyani Saibani, Wan Hirwani Wan Hussain,
Mohamad Hanif Md Saad
Department of Mechanical and Materials
Engineering, Faculty of Engineering & Built
Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
afis.ukm@gmail.com, phone number: +60193698323
SMEs turn to be the backbone of manufacturing
industries in Malaysia. Many SMEs have started
focus on producing a quality product to meet the
customer requirements. By implementing the
statistical tools will help SMEs to improve their
processes by monitoring and analysing the causes
of variation to eliminate quality problems. SME-onSTAT™ is a statistical tool which is computerbased system intended for effective statistical
analysis and managing the quality of data
processes. The system serves as an online
monitoring platform for production and process
quality. It also enables the easy correction of quality
control and can be used effectively by anyone with
a minimal background in statistics. SME-onSTAT™ will increase the productivity by reducing
production costs or eliminating waste and safe
environment. SME-on-STAT™ also can identify
the various sources of variation and detect out-ofcontrol situations for quality control enhancement.
The system is not too complex and the best aspect
of system development is to provide simplicity and
functionality. This will increase the demand for
product quality standards, safety and health
consciousness, educational levels, and satisfying
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customer needs. The value of SME-on-STAT over
current SPC software is in the form of competitive
price, product and technology.
D247: Trigon Magic
Norasrani Ramli1, Nurul Husna Hassan, Siti
Mariam Ismail, Mazwin Tan
Technical Foundation Section, Universiti Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysian Spanish Institute, 09000 Kulim,
Kedah
norasrani@unikl.edu.my1, 019-2775832
Teaching and learning in Mathematics is a complex
activity. The learning process becomes more
complex when the students have to memorize lots
of formula. To ensure the success of this learning
process, several factors need to be considered.
Among the factors contributing to the success of
this activity is the nature and quality of teaching
materials, content delivery, pedagogical skills,
learning environment and student motivation.
Failure of students to master these formulas causes
students to lose focus and interest in Mathematics.
Recognizing this fact, we believe that the
interactive and engaging teaching methods need to
be implemented. Therefore, we create a teaching
tool named TRIGON MAGIC which is exciting,
colorful, user-friendly and have a direct impact on
learning. TRIGON MAGIC was inspired from
various formulas in trigonometry to enable the
students to visualize the formula and be able to
rewrite the formula without memorization.
TRIGON MAGIC expected to be improved in the
future and be able to make mathematics as
interesting subject to study, explore and master.
D263: GREMORE BAG
*Razifah binti Othman1, Aflah binti Isa2 , Rabiatul
Adawiyah Kamarulzaman3, Nurhafizah Azizan4,
Noorfaraliza Samsudin5, Siti Hajar Baharin6, &
Amirah Abu Hassan 7
Faculty of Information Mangement & Faculty of
Business Management, UiTM Cawangan Johor,
Kampus Segamat, KM 12, Jalan Muar, 850009
Segamat, Johor
*Fakulti Pengurusan Maklumat, Universiti
Teknologi MARA Johor, KM12 Jalan Muar,
85000 Segamat, Johor Malaysia.
[1razif879, 2aflah171, 3rabia418, 4nurha175,
5
hajar903, 6noorf053, 7amirah893]
@johor.uitm.edu.my
The GreMore Bag aims in creating and exchanging
products and value with others. It is an innovation
towards the normal household items as a normal
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laundry bags and raincoat which combined these
two in order to help people especially housewife,
students and single carrier people. The garment bag
is it can be transform into four needs which is
garment bag, raincoat, sling bag, laundry bag &
sleeping bag. It is can be claimed as the1st
innovation and no such product in the market.
D279: GreDSSC: Natural polymer
Electrolyte Based Dye-Sensitized Solar
Cells for Green Future
Ramesh Kasi1, Mohammad Hassan Khanmirzaei1,
Ramesh T. Subramaniam1, , Abdul Kariem Arof1,
Vengadaesvaran Balakrishnan1, Ng Hon Ming1,
Mohd Zieauddin Kufian1, Ezra Morris Abraham
Gnanamuthu2, Ismail Che Lah1, Ramesh Singh3,
2
Lee Kong Chian
1
Centre for Ionics University of Malaya,
50603.Malaysia.
2
Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Universiti
Tunku Abdul Rahman, Bandar Sungai Long,
43000, Malaysia.
3
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
50603.Malaysia.
rameshkasi@um.edu.my, +603 79676712
The natural polymer based electrolytes have been
investigated for electrochemical applications such
as batteries, dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) and
fuel cells by many researchers. The proposed work
is based on natural polymers as environmental
friendly and nontoxic sources. In this work,
different natural polymers were used. Sodium
iodide (NaI) and imidazolium based ionic liquids
(ILs) were used for polymer electrolyte preparation
as well. Consequently, iodine, I2 as redox mediator
in DSSC was used. Natural polymer electrolytes
showed highest ionic conductivities of 1.83×10−3,
7.37×10−3 (S cm−1) were achieved. Double-layer
TiO2 paste was coated on FTO glass as photoactive
electrode. Pt coated FTO glass was used as counter
electrode. Photoactive electrode was soaked in
N719 dye for about 24 hr. The Polymer electrolytes
were sandwiched between two anode and cathode
electrodes for DSSC fabrication. The J-V
characteristics of fabricated dye-sensitized solar
cells were analyzed under 1 Sun simulator. The
highest energy conversion efficiency of 6.24 % was
achieved. The novelty of this work is the utilization
of natural polymer such as starch and cellulose as a
host polymer to produce DSSCs with high
efficiency. The efficiency achieved in this work has
been the best ever reported in the literature using
natural polymer based electrolytes.
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D284: WIN-TECH (Water
Normalitation Technology)
Raka Yhuda Pratama1, Irwan Syah Erlangga, M
Sultonun Arifin A, Apri Dwi Megawati
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences,
Universitas Brawijaya, Indonesia, Jl.Veteran
Malang, 65145, Malang City, East Java, Indonesia
Today Indonesia is faced with the challenge of
natural disasters and epidemics disease. Outbreaks
of the disease comes seasonally and usually when
rainy season various diseases frequently appear.
Diseases that often arise such as vomiting and
diarrhea (gastroenteritis), malaria, dengue, typhoid,
even water fleas not least that lead to death. One of
the factors causing the outbreak disease is use river
water or underground water that has been
contaminated. According to Indonesian Central
Statistics Agency data in 2015, the percentage of
population health of each province in 2012
approximately 28.42176%, while in 2013 the
percentage jumped two-fold to 59.37412% and
63.1283% in 2015 and is an area or province
dominated by waters or rivers. The impact of river
water pollution in Indonesia negative effect diverse.
Among these are: poison the drinking water source,
resulting in transmission of the disease, damaging
aquatic ecosystems (kill-fish and other organisms in
the water), resulting in disaster (Triastuti, 2008). Of
the problems that we offer a solution "WIN-TECH
(Water
Normalitation
Technology)".
This
technology aims to rejuvenate the river as well for
the benefit of agriculture, fisheries, enterprise
aiminum and restore public confidence will benefit
of the rivers back can be used for bathing, washing
and toilet and daily necessities. WINTECH an
appropriate tool in which the tool is able to filter
turbid water, bactered water be wasteful and
adequate water reuse. WIN-TECH use natural
materials as a filter include: activated carbon fibers,
charcoal, zeolite, sand. WIN-TECH will be placed
attached to dam effective in filtering in one door.
WIN-TECH will be tested in Brantas river dam and
is expected to be a solution normalized Brantas
river Malang became clear river and feasible to use.
In the implementation of this program students
creativity will through the phases: The study of
literature, design-TECH WIN (Water Normalitation
Technology), preparation of components, assembly,
testing, evaluating the feasibility of and perfection
of the tools. Outcomes expected from the
application of this technology is expected to be a
solution to normalize the polluted river be the clear
river, unfit for use and can be applied in various
rivers that located in Indonesia.
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D289: Application Of Qr-Code Based
Technology As Teaching Media To
Improve Students’ English Vocabulary
Arimuliani Ahmad, M.Pd, Estika Satriani, M.Pd,
Dr. Evizal Abdul Kadir, ST, M.Eng
and Masri Manas
English Program, Faculty of Education, Universitas
Islam Riau, Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia
arimulianiahmad@edu.uir.ac.id
Abstract - Teaching English to young learner is a
challenging, the first concern in teaching English to
young learner is related to vocabulary mastery as
spoken and written. But, commonly problem in
teaching vocabulary to young learner is the students
have lack of motivation to learn. It is caused by
several factors such as conventional media and
inappropriate strategy. Based on those problems,
researchers develop teaching media as QR-Code
Application to teach vocabulary to young learner.
This application provides contents as audio and
visual. In using this media, it is integrated with a
picture dictionary. This picture dictionary consists
of 10 topics such as animals, fruits, vegetables,
nature, vehicles and transportation, thing in
hospital, thing in the classroom, thing in the
kitchen, thing in the bedroom, and thing in the
living room. The result of this development media
is the students can improve their vocabulary
mastery.
D291: Model of Waqaf Education for
Tahfiz School
1
Rafidah Mohd Azli, 1Nor Saadah Musa,
Baharudin Sayin, 2Mohd Nazri Zainudin
1
1
Academy of Contemporary Islamic Studies
(ACIS), Universiti Teknologi MARA
2
Akademi Darul Ulum, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
rafidah2262@ns.uitm.edu.my, +6012-9215056
Waqaf on education is a trust fund established with
money to support an education institution such as
Tahfiz School in the name of Allah. It is recognized
that there is no ample study in the area of waqaf
education model. Again literature is very limited
relating to waqaf on education. The main objective
of this project is to shed light on the currently
waqaf education model which have been applied in
Sek Rendah Islam Tahfiz Darul Ulum which is
situated in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan for the past
seven years. Recently, the school has four branches
in four districts of Negeri Sembilan. This model is a
possible structure of waqaf instrument that can be
implemented in the other Tahfiz School in
Malaysia. It is expected to contribute a proper
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mechanism of waqaf education model and able to
benefit many education institutions.
D295: Determination Of Halal
Certification Using Cloud-Based Gis
Noorfatekah Talib, Nursyahani Nasrun, Azlizan
Adila Mohamad, Nurnazihah Safi'n
noorf492@gmail.com
D307: Reduction of ISI using CLS-DFE
for MIMO-OFDMA in Wireless
Communication System
Siti Maisurah Sulong, Azlina Idris, Suzi Seroja
Sarnin
Wireless Communication Technology Group,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering UiTM Shah Alam
sitimaisurah91@gmail.com, 0132481229
Orthogonal frequency division multiple access
(OFDMA) is a multiuser of digital modulation
technique used to increase wireless transmission
rate. Signal efficiency is distorted due to Inter
symbol interference (ISI) that occurs due to the
multipath propagation. Cascaded Least Square
(CLS) with Decision Feedback Equalizer (DFE)
had been used in this research in order to mitigate
ISI in OFDMA system. CLS is combination of two
adaptive algorithms which are Least Mean Square
(LMS) and Recursive Least Square (RLS). This
research also justified that combination of space
time frequency block code (STFBC) with multiple
input multiple output (MIMO) antenna enable to
minimize ISI. The simulation results show the
improvement of bit error rate (BER) performance
after reducing ISI and also prove that STFBC was
able to achieve maximum diversity order in the
MIMO OFDMA system.
D309: Multiparous Ladder
1
Reduan bin Mahat, 2Mohd Shafrizal bin Md
Hassan, 3Muhammad Shazwan Bin Mohamad
Rosli, 4Muhammad Fikhri Bin Mohd Fadzil,
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Muhammad Farouk Bin Johari.
Politeknik Merlimau Melaka
1
reduan@pmm.edu.my,
2
mohdshafrizal@pmm.edu.my,
3
muhdwan95@gmail.com
This
product
is
about
designing
a
MULTIPAROUS LADDER (combination ladder
and slider). Ladder is the major element of the
product and for adult users. This product has been
improvised with the combination of a normal ladder
that leans against the wall for higher activities and
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the ordinary slider that have in a children
playground. In addition, Slider is the minor element
of the product and focuses more on children by the
age around 3 to 6 years. This is one of an outdoor
playground that can be placed at home,
kindergarten and small compound. We merged both
elements for user’s convenience and human
satisfactory. This product is an eco-friendly
product because it used the green material for it. It
can be use in ad-hoc time and so in an emergency
circumstance while the height can stand till
3000mm. In conclusion, an excellent product must
contain such high expectation, reliability, useful,
reasonable cost and accepted by the users. Being
creative, innovative and self-sufficient will able us
to produce such idea in order to achieve an
excellence design product. By the highlight of this
product, it can raise the safety of children and
adultery from wasting their time and energy to
lifting an ordinary ladder. Meanwhile, the slider
itself create such great opportunity for the children
to playing around and been observed by their
parents.
D313: C-Flow Xpress
Norlaila Mohd Din1, Junaidah Jamaluddin, Faizan
Abd Jabar, Nur Syazwani Mohammad Fadzillah,
Mohamad Azmi Nias Ahmad
MARA Pahang
norliey@pahang.uitm.edu.my1, 09-4602445
Previous research has found that the use of teaching
aid is beneficial in terms of students’ perceptions in
learning, exam performance and the learning
process.
C-Flow Xpress is created with the
objective of providing an efficient, enjoyable and
game-like teaching tool in teaching the basic
preparation of cash flow statement, which is as part
of the published financial statements. The current
method of conventional teaching approaches where
the lecturer shows all the workings on the
whiteboard is time consuming and the students may
get bored with this one way communication and the
learning process becomes ineffective. Similarly, the
use of power point slides where all the items of
financial statements have been prepared will lead to
the same outcome for students. C-Flow Xpress is a
teaching tool built with special features consisting
of magnetic blocks of financial statements items
that can be attached to the whiteboard. The items
are colour coded to indicate its usage in a particular
financial statement and to show the double entry
effects when the basic rule is needed to be applied
in preparing the cash flow statement. The colorful
and interactive features enable teaching and
learning activities to become lively, enjoyable and
effective. The use of C-Flow Xpress as a teaching
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tool promotes active learning, reduces boredom and
helps for better understanding of the preparation of
cash flow statement.
D324: Diagnostic Tool for Assessing
Students’ Talent Intelligence: i-DTSS
1
Erlane K Ghani, 1Suria Majdi, 1Noorbijan Abu
Bakar, 1Kamaruzzaman Muhammad, 2Hairulnizam
Ghazali
1
MARA, Puncak Alam, Selangor
2
Institute of Leadership and Development
Human capital development is one of the priority
areas under the Ninth Malaysia Plan. One of the
criteria that falls under this area is the need for
talent intelligence among its nation. This led to the
call for the universities, public and private, to
introduce soft skills elements and subsequently
instill these skills to their students. Such call was
made following the employers’ criticisms on the
lack of soft skills such as communication skill and
leadership skill among the graduates. However,
students’ possess different levels of soft skills
which could be attributed by nature and nurture.
Therefore, to assist the universities in identifying
the type of soft skills required by their students,
there is a need for a diagnostic tool to assess the
students’ soft skills. This project develops a
diagnostic tool which will be known as i-DTSS to
diagnose students’ existing soft skills and identifies
the type of soft skills that the students are lacking
and require further improvement. This tool assists
the mentors and advisors in advising the students on
the type of soft skills that the students should focus
to improve and subsequently, assist the students in
identifying training courses in further improving the
students’ soft skills.
D328: A cloud-based Geographic toolkit
in teaching and learning geography at
school
Mohd Adhar Abd Samad1 ,Mohd Khairy
Kamarudin2, , Zakaria Mat Arof3, Ashraf Abdullah4,
Arhamni Binti Robian
Faculty of Architecture, Surveying and Geomatics,
mohdkhairy@perlis.uitm.edu.my
Malaysia’s education in secondary stage
implements the study of earth landscape, the
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analysis of people, places and environment, which
contains a lot of spatial data where known as the
geography. Currently, the development of
technology very fast and variety of efficiency in
managing geographic information has been
produced. The conventional method in teaching and
learning at school is used to extract this information
from a picture, textbook, or maps. This method is
difficult in capturing, storing, querying, analyzing
and displaying geospatial data in delivering
information to students. The purpose of this study is
to develop and test the accessibility of Geography
Toolkits that are capable of measuring area and
distance from the web-based platform in teaching
geography subject. There are two (2) objectives of
this project i) to create geographic information
system (GIS) interactive tools through web based
application and ii) to test the effectiveness of
Geography toolkit prototype using web based
application in case of measuring area and distance.
In this project the web based application have been
designed using the open source wix software and
mango map, where students are allowed to explore
and use the geographical tool to measure area and
distance. This project is integrated with the spatial
data using ArcGIS software, the pre and post
questionnaires of geography toolkits to evaluate the
effectiveness of this application. The data were
analyzed using IBM SPSS version 20 in
determining the efficiency of GIS toolkit in
embelling Geography learning. The result of the
questionnaire which was distributed to students is
intended to apply the prototype during learning
geography subject. The outcome is expected to
improve students’ ability in exploring the field of
geography and also enhance students’ geography
spatial thinking.
D329: Creative Delivery Of Medicinal
Information By Using Pictograms
Siti Nooraishah Hussin1, Yuslina Zakaria1, Noor
Jannah Yob1, John Shia Kwong Siew1, Mohamed
Razeef Abdul Razak2
1
Faculty of Pharmacy, UiTM Puncak Alam
Campus, Kuala Selangor, Selangor.
2
Faculty of Art and Design, UiTM Puncak Alam
Campus, Kuala Selangor, Selangor
nooraishah0352@puncakalam.uitm.edu.my
Introduction Medicine leaflet is one of the most
important tools in delivering medical instructions to
the patients. In addition, pictogram is a visual aid or
symbol that is used as a substitute of written text to
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convey information more effectively and more
understandable by various level of population
especially elderly patient and low literate
population. Objective and Novelty This research is
intended to educate public about medicinal
information in leaflet by using the newly developed
pictograms. Social Implication/Usefulness/ Benefit
Incorporation of pictograms in medicine leaflet has
successfully transmitted the medicinal information
in a clear, expeditious, and simple manner.
Commercial Potential 1) Incorporation of the newly
developed pictograms into the pharmaceutical
products since it can increase patient understanding
and compliance towards their medicine. 2)
Copyright application for commercialization
potential is to be submitted to RIBU, UiTM and
MyIPO. Conclusion It is important to include
proper and special criteria in the medicine leaflet in
order to ensure its effectiveness in channelling the
information to the reader. The newly developed
pictograms help in assisting this matter effectively.
D336: MySpiritual – An Innovation
Module for Youth Spirituality
Development
Mohd Shahril Ahmad Razimi, Abdullah Abd
Ghani, Selamah Maamor, Norazlina Abd Wahab,
Ahmad Bashir Aziz, Nik Safiah Nik Abdullah, Nor
Hanim Elias
Islamic Business School, College of Business,
University Utara Malaysia, 06010 Sintok, Kedah
shahril@uum.edu.my, 60192594168
This module consists of three training dimension in
this series are developed for use by youth
generation in Malaysia, that responsible for the
spiritual development and training of various youth
background. They are designed to prepare spiritual
youth sustainability throughout Malaysia to
effectively learn the essential of the religiosity and
spirituality. This module initiative supported by
approved by the National higher Education
(MOHE). The development of the first three
training modules came from multiple requests from
youth issues for training modules and began with
the element of spirituality as identified. It is as
priorities for direction training, resources and
educational opportunities. Each of these modules
contains activities that address the youth
knowledge, attitudes, and skills that are needed for
the specific youth development in term of their
sustainability toward nation building. The module
is intended to be a core resource for program
directors, trainers, and others who are responsible
for supporting the staff development of youth
workers.
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D337: The Invention of Malaysian
Traditional Game into Mobile Game
Apps: A Case Study of Tarik Upih
1
ilinadia Binti Jamil, 2zainal Bin Kadir, Nurul
Syafiqah Binti Azhar, Muhammad Habil Firdaus
Bin Muhamad, Nur Athirah Binti Zulkifli, Nur
Nadia Alia Binti Mohd Sidek
Department Graphic and Digital Media, Faculty of
Art and Design, UiTM Melaka, 78000 Alor Gajah,
Malaysia
ilinadia@melaka.uitm.edu.my
Malaysian traditional game was a popular culture
once. Unfortunately, these precious tradition are
fading from the memory of Malaysian society
especially young generation. Furthermore, the
preference of today's teenagers towards mobile
game endangered the existence of traditional game.
This research provides an attempt to promote the
value of traditional game which can be preserved
and suit today's trend. Several methods such as
observation and reference were used in the study.
Although the research is not very extensive, the
findings suggest that the traditional games are
possible to be innovate into the screen based
application. The objective of this research is to
identify the most suitable content in design and
gameplay that can be developed into mobile game
and to measure the effectiveness of mobile game in
preserving our culture that suit today’s generation.
Nevertheless, this is the preliminary conceptual
game based on Tarik Upih, which will open a new
dimension of preserving the traditional games. In a
nutshell, the Tarik Upih game would be another
new approach that is capable to be introduced to the
society.
D341: Roadmap of SPSS analysis for
undergraduate research
Yarina Ahmad, Nor Suziwana Tahir, Jasmine
Ahmad, Mahadir Ladisma and Siti Nur Fathanah
Abd. Hamid
Faculty of Administrative Science & Policy
Selangor
yarina@salam.uitm.edu.my
Universities in Malaysia began to emphasis on
research among undergraduate students. This is inline with the Ministry of Higher Education’s
objective to further enhance research and
development in universities and other higher
learning institutions. In order to achieve this
objective, research culture must be embedded
among students during their undergraduate levels
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(i.e. Diploma and Degree). One of the major
challenges faced by the undergraduate students in
conducting a research is data analysis, in particular
analysing quantitative data using Statistical Package
for Social Sciences (SPSS). While there are a
number of books, manuals and internet sources that
provide detail discussion and information about
SPSS analysis; this “Roadmap of SPSS analysis for
undergraduate research” will provide a quick
reference for students to have an overall view of
SPSS analysis to be carried out in their research.
This roadmap covers: (1) Data entry and data
cleaning (dealing with missing values, data
transformation, computes the data); (2) Goodness of
measures (construct validity by using Exploratory
Factor Analysis (EFA) and reliability test); (3)
Testing parametric assumptions (normality,
linearity, homogeneity of variance, outliers); and
(4) Parametric (correlation, T-test, ANOVA,
Multiple regression) vs. non-parametric analysis
(crosstabs, Kendall’s Tau and Spearman’s Rank).
This roadmap can clearly assist students to conduct
the SPSS analysis accurately and further produce a
sound empirical research at the undergraduate
levels.
D348: Biodata Istimewa Perdana
Menteri Malaysia
Muhamad Abdul Aziz Ab Gani, Khayril Anwar
Khairuddin, Muh Sarip Abdul Rahman, Mohamad
Hafiz Yahaya, Asrul Nizuan Ariffin
Fakulti Seni Lukis & Seni Reka, Universiti
Teknologi MARA, Perak
aziz354@perak.uitm.edu.my
Perdana Menteri merupakan jawatan tertinggi
dalam kabinet pemerintahan sesebuah Negara
berparlimen. Perdana menteri juga adalah ketua
kerajaan yang dilantik sejak dari Negara mencapai
kemerdekaan sehingga ke hari ini. Dalam suasana
hari ini, kita sering mendengar mahupun melihat
banyak berita-berita tohmahan serta perkara yang
negatif yang sering ditujukan kepada perdana
menteri. Oleh yang demikian, produk biodata
istimewa perdana menteri ini dicipta, dihasilkan
serta dikeluarkan bertujuan untuk mendidik semua
lapisan masyarakat tentang sumbangan serta jasa
yang telah disumbangkan oleh perdana menteri
Malaysia bermula dari Y.T.M Tunku Abdul
Rahman Putra Al-Haj, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hj
Dato’ Hussein, Tun Hussein bin Dato’ Onn, Tun
Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad, Tun Abdullah bin
Ahmad Badawi dan Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Abdul
Razak.
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D349: E-Card Convocation
Siti Salwa Binti Md Padzil, Edmund Ross Williams
Hunt, Marina Binti Mansor, Jasri Bin Samsuri
Registrar's Administration Division, Registrar's
Department, University Of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur
bppjp@um.edu.my
D350: Cinta Abadi Tikar Sejadah
Nor Suhaiza Binti Md Khalid1, Suzei Binti Mat
Nurudin 2 & Zarina Binti Mohd Zain 3
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Fakulti Sains Pentadbiran dan Pengajian Polisi,
Universiti Teknologi MARA (Seremban Tiga),
Malaysia
suhaizakhalid@yahoo.com
Cinta Abadi Tikar Sejadah ini dicipta bagi
memenuhi keperluan semasa ketika menunaikan
ibadat wajib solat yang mana Cinta Abadi Tikar
Sejadah ini merupakan salah satu cara mengatasi
masalah kecurian ketika menunaikan solat di
tempat awam terutamanya buat kaum Hawa. Cinta
Abadi Tikar Sejadah ini bukan sahaja praktikal
sebagai beg telekung malah ia telah dicipta khas
untuk membolehkan kaum Hawa meletakkan
barang berharga di dalam poket yang disediakan di
sebelah belakang sejadah ini. Di mana poket
tersembunyi ini direka dengan saiz yang amat
sesuai untuk memastikan setiap pengguna
terutamanya kaum Hawa dapat mempraktikkan
poket tersebut dengan sempurna. Cinta Abadi Tikar
Sejadah ini lebih praktikal digunakan di tempat
awam kerana reka bentuknya dapat memenuhi
keperluan semua pengguna tidak kira di mana
sahaja ditambah pulak dengan beg simpanannya
yang sangat praktikal digunakan. Objektif utama
Cinta Abadi Tikar Sejadah ini adalah sebagai salah
satu langkah untuk mengurangkan risiko kecurian
barang berharga ketika menunaikan kewajipan
wajib pada agama. Pengguna bukan sahaja dapat
memanfaatkan poket di belakang sejadah ini, malah
dengan saiz yang sesuai ini dapat mengurangkan
rasa beban untuk membawa Cinta Abadi Tikar
Sejadah ke mana sahaja. Dalam peluang untuk
dikomersialkan, Cinta Abadi Tikar Sejadah amat
berpotensi untuk dipasarkan kerana kegunaan
utamanya sangat jelas ditambah dengan reka
bentuknya yang amat menarik serta saiz yang
sangat
fleksibel
memudahkan
pengguna
membawanya. Moga dengan adanya ciptaan kreatif
Cinta Abadi Tikar Sejadah ini dapat membantu
pengguna luar sana melaksanakan tanggungjawab
mereka dengan penuh rasa kasih dan cinta kepada
Yang Esa.
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SATELLITE EVENT H
Allium cepa L. as an Acid-base Indicator
Koo Thai Hau1, Ling Jia Yi2, *Gan Lui Nam2
SMK Johor Jaya 1, Jalan Bakawali 75, Taman
Johor Jaya, 81100 Johor, Malaysia
Happy_angel0831@hotmail.com
In a titrimetric analysis, acid-base indicators are
commonly used to determine the end point of a
particular neutralization reaction as they can change
into different colours at different pH levels. The
ones used in the laboratory are expensive and
inconvenient for the people to obtain in daily lives.
After some research and reading, it was found out
that Rhoeo discolor contains a pigment named
anthocyanin which can change into different
colours at varied pH levels. This enables Rhoeo
discolor to act as an acid-base indicator. In this
study, the researchers aim to determine whether a
natural plant (Allium cepaL.) can also act as an
acid-base indicator just like Rhoeo discolor.
Power Bank Roller Skating Shoes
Nur Hidayatul Solehah Bt Aminudin1, Nur Sabrina
Bt Sabarudin2
Sekolah Menengah Sains Pasir Puteh, 16800 Pasir
Puteh, Kelantan, Malaysia
kubakubabala@yahoo.com
In this era where energy is highly priced and
consumers in remote areas are receiving limited
supply of it, alternative power sources come as a
great relief. Humans need electricity for daily use,
namely, for lighting and operating low-powered
electrical appliances. The development of an easy
and fun to use electrical power source could be the
answer to this problem. The concept of using
sporting equipment to generate electricity via
kinetic movement can be both fun and practical for
children and adults. In this study, roller skating
shoes are chosen to be the means to generate the
energy. The movement of rollers will be
manipulated to generate electricity which will be
stored in a battery light enough but powerful
enough to last for few hours of consumption. These
shoes will not only generate power source but also
encourage young children and teenagers to exercise
more which will also help them to be in shape and
avoid obesity.
Innovative Domestic Rain Water
Collection System
Diyanah Zahirah Bt Abd. Majid1, Aina Nabila Bt
Azman2
Sekolah Menengah Sains Pasir Puteh, 16800 Pasir
Puteh, Kelantan, Malaysia
kubakubabala@yahoo.com
The high demand for clean water indicates that
fresh water resources are almost exhausted. Rain
water is one of the natural sources of clean water
which has not been manipulated to its full potential
by us. Every day, millions of litres of rain water are
discharged into drains and becoming contaminated.
Some innovators have tried to collect rain water but
several problems arise. Rain water is slightly acidic
and thus, is not suitable for drinking. Therefore, the
use is restricted to cleaning and watering plants.
Our goal is to create a system of harvesting rain
water and processing it domestically to make sure
that it is suitable for all purposes including
drinking. The system should be cheap, easy to
construct and most importantly could be
incorporated without any fuss to local house design
so that it will not interfere with the house structure
and compromise its safety. If the system is
successful, it will cater to the need for clean water
by becoming an alternative source of clean water
for domestic use.
DRINK!!!: (Watersynthesis)
Ahmad Fadhlin Bin Ahmad Jaafar1, Muhammad
Amir Arif Bin Mawardy2
Maktab Rendah Sains Mara Taiping, Jalan Bukit
Larut, 34000 Taiping, Perak, Malaysia
shahruzaman@mrsmtaiping.edu.my
The main objective of this project is to help the
people and countries who suffer from the shortage
of clean water resources to overcome the problem.
The product resembles a plant as it consists of the
Stem, Branch and Leaf which are used to collect
water from the atmosphere and filter it. It is
convenient to use as campers no longer need to
bring their large and heavy water bottles when
going camping. They can bring the product instead.
The pump will be put into rivers or other water
resources. For the water purifier, charcoal is used
together with basic filter methods and crystal
iodine. Charcoal and crystal iodine are used
because they can kill bacteria. Charcoal can also
remove odour of water and neutralize it. Metal
netting is used for the basic filtration. It will filter
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out large substances such as leaves, sand and the
like. The Branch and Leaf are made of wooden
stick that is covered with thread shaped like
diamonds. The parts will absorb water from the
atmosphere, until the thread is packed with water,
and thus become water droplets, just like the cloud.
The Stem can be detached from the pump system
and became a straw, which can be used as an
emergency kit.
Smart Jacket for Blind People
Muhammad ‘Amirul Fadhli Bin Mohamad Fuzi1,
Mohamad Danish Bin Rashidin1
Maktab Rendah Sains Mara Taiping, Jalan Bukit
Larut, 34000 Taiping, Perak, Malaysia
shahruzaman@mrsmtaiping.edu.my
Rehabilitating the handicapped by devising useful
aid forms is a part of portfolio for the biomedical
engineers. Assistive technology helps in
neutralizing the impairment. Recent advancements
in embedded systems have opened up a vast area of
research and development for affordable and
portable assistive devices for the visually impaired.
Right from the simple white cane up to the most
advanced smart jacket, many designs have been
proposed. But, there have always been some
ergonomic or financial constraints in the newer
designs which have kept the smart jacket as the first
choice for the maximum number of visually
handicapped people. This project aims to design
and develop a detachable unit which is robust, low
cost and user-friendly. The mobile jacket which is
innovative, sturdy, and robust can be easily
operated used ultrasound sensors for detecting the
obstruction before direct contact. It offers feedback
to the users in accordance with the position of the
obstacle.
The Potential of Elaiesguineensis Oil
Palm Biomass as a Medium to Generate
Electrical Energy
Samuel Sumok Albert Gundie1, Frederick Laga
Narang2, Venessa Leyma Jawa2, Shirley Joshua2
Maktab Rendah Sains MARA Betong, Lot 175
Entaban Land District, Jln Reeder, 95700 Betong,
Sarawak, Malaysia
saffrin@mrsmbetong.edu.my
Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) and Palm Kernel Shell
(PKS) contribute 27.5% of 90% biomass of palm
oil agriculture. This study was done to optimize the
use of EFB and PKS mineral as the medium to
generate electrical energy. The samples were taken
from SAPOMILL SDN. BHD. and turned into ash
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by a specific treatment. The ash then underwent a
physical observation, followed by a few physical
and chemical evaluation processes such as
solubility
in
water,
alkalinity,
electrical
conductivity and ability to generate electricity as
well as its sustainability. The method used has
successfully obtained 5.82% and 1.06% of ash from
EFB and PKS respectively. More than 50% of EFB
ash is soluble in water while only 4% - 20% for
PKS ash. The ash solutions show an alkaline
property of pH 10.9 for EFB, pH 9.4 for PKS and
the ability to conduct electricity in the presence of
free moving ion particularly K+, Ca2+ and Mg2+.
Concentration of EFB and PKS ash solution which
ranges from 5.0 gdm-3 to 25.0 gdm-3 does not affect
the generation of 0.20V and 0.10V of electrical
energy. With a single voltaic cell, the energy
generated by EFB electrolyte can be sustained for 4
days while a gradual descend is shown by the PKS.
A serial number of 0.0008M EFB electrolyte
voltaic cell shows a more significant difference
compared to PKS electrolyte and other prepared
solutions using several manipulated electrodes
mainly Mg//C. This study has confirmed the
potential of EFB and PKS to generate electricity
and also promoted biomass as a source of
generating wealth.
As-Sa-In Roof
Fatin Junaidah Binti Mohamad Fazli1,
Halimatulsaadiah Binti Sudin2, Vikneswaran A/L
Chandran3
Sekolah Menengah Sains Kubang Pasu, Batu 19,
Jalan Kodiang, 06000 Jitra, Kedah, Malaysia
viki07@yahoo.com
Roofs are biodegradable, but not anymore with our
‘As-Sa-In’. Our main objective is to make a roof
tile which is much better than the normal roof, to
invent a roof tile which can be produced at an
affordable and reasonable price and lastly a roof tile
that can be recycled and reusable. By using ‘As-SaIn’, the cost needed to make one roof tile can be
reduced as it is made of sugarcane baggase and clay
and can be easily recycled. Furthermore, ‘As-Sa-In’
has a higher tensile strength when compared to the
normal roof which causes it to not easily break
apart when it falls off from a high position as it
contains the fibre from the. The roof tile that we
plan to create will not crack easily when it expands
or contract to withstand the varied weather
conditions in Malaysia.
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Pomelo Foam Plate
Nur Fazlina Binti Md Radzi1, Nur Adlin Binti
Saad2, Ridzuan Bin Hashim2
Sekolah Menengah Sains Kubang Pasu, Batu 19,
Jalan Kodiang, 06000 Jitra, Kedah, Malaysia
cryptics03@yahoo.com
Polystyrene are used in daily life. This is the major
cause of environmental pollution and it will affect
humans’ health. According to the report by the
Energy and Environment Research Institute (IEER),
polystyrene takes about 500 years to decay
naturally. It is made of hydroflourocarbon (HCFC22) that can affect nature three to five times more
greatly than other waste materials. While, according
to World Health Organization (WHO) and
International Agency for Research on Cancer
(IARC), polystyrene contains sterena which can
cause cancer to humans. So, to resolve this
problem, the researchers aim to create a safe and
disposable food container known as Pomelo foam
plate. It is made of Pomelo peel that takes shorter
time to decay naturally. It also does not affect
humans’ health because it is made of natural
substances. This project uses Pomelo peel as the
main substance, sodium benzoate as the agent for
ensuring sustainability of the container and corn
flour to patch them up. The production of this plate
incurs very little cost because Pomelo peel is a
waste material. It will be profitable, however.
Besides, the use of Pomelo foam plate can reduce
environmental pollution.
Biodiesel from Wasted Oil
Ahmad Faiz Bin Hakimi , Mohammad Zul Imran
Bin Zulkifli
Sekolah Menengah Sains Tuanku Syed Putra, Jalan
Behor Pulai, 01000 Kangar, Perlis, Malaysia
7Aoc5St@gmail.com
This study aims to determine how thermal
conversion of biodiesel can be applied in the
production of liquid products referred as bio-diesel.
This technology is based on the characterization of
feedstock, products formation and upgrading.
Feedstock characterization is covered in terms of
several pre-treatment methods. The properties of
biodiesel composition are undertaken to address
properties that need modification and this area is
reviewed in terms of physical, catalytic and
chemical upgrading. The mechanism of the
products formation is illustrated by several
chemical routes.
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A Novel Bio-based Rice Weevil
Repellent (Bio-RiWeR)
Najihah Humairah binti Mohd Najmuddin1, Azizah
binti Hamzah2
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sena, Perlis, Malaysia
azie5656@yahoo.com
The Bio-based Rice Weevil Repellent is a
household product. It can be used at rice storage.
The rice weevil (Sitophilus Oryza) is a small snout
beetle which lives in rice. It varies in size, but on
average, it is about one cm long. It is safe,
environmentally friendly and produces no chemical
residues. It is easily and readily available. It can be
home grown and is cost effective.
Hydric Power Generator
Danial Bin Wahid1, Muhammad Nur Islah Bin
Mohd Nadiman2, Mohd Khaidzir Bin Yusof2
Malay College Kuala Kangsar, 33000 Kuala
Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia
khaidzir@mckk.edu.my
With the advances in technology, a huge amount of
energy is essential to make sure that our daily
energy requirements can be met. We should think
of a concept that can generate cheap and affordable
energy that can be used by people all around the
world. The problem faced by us is we lack an
effective renewable energy source. This is the
reason why our team focused on a new potential
source; the waterfall. Our team aims to utilize the
force of the impact of water on solid matter. The
kinetic energy absorbed by the water at the bottom
of the waterfall can be harnessed to produce
electricity via multi piezoelectric generator,
obeying the energy conservation law that energy
cannot be made or destroyed.
Anti-gout: Standardized Extract from
Baeckea Frutescens
Nur Nadirah bt Anuar1, Rahul Nair A/L
Bhaskaran2, Hasmiza bt Ahmad2
Sekolah Menengah Sains Hulu Selangor, Hulu
Yam Bharu, 44300 Batang Kali, Selangor, Malaysia
hasmiza@semashur.edu.my
Hulu Selangor Science School has collaborated
with Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) to
invent an anti-gout standardized extract (SEBF)
from Baeckeafrutescens. Herbal standardization is
associated with the measurable and validated
system which is used to confirm the identity and
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determination of quality and purity of herbal
materials and products. In standardization, every
batch of herbal products must have the correct
amount of substance or known as chemical or
biological marker to ensure consistency in the
quality of herbal products. Phytochemical work-up
on Baeckeafrustescens (BF) has successfully
isolated active compound (BF 6322). This
compound shows the presence of potential anti-gout
properties which inhibit xanthine oxidase enzyme
activity that is involved in the formation of uric acid
that contributes to gout. Therefore, standardized
extract of Baeckeafrutescens (SEBF) could be
optimized and developed based on the presence of
BF 6322 by qualification analysis and evaluation of
anti-gout properties.
Gummy Semashur
Muhammad NazmiAlif b. Mohd Saad1, Aimi Aliaa
Nabilah bt. Nor Adha2, Hasmiza bt Ahmad2
Sekolah Menengah Sains Hulu Selangor, Hulu Yam
Bharu, 44300 Batang Kali, Selangor, Malaysia
hasmiza@semashur.edu.my
Nowadays, there are a lot of different types of glue
in the global market such as Elite, UHU, Dunlop,
Elephant and The Original Super Glue. However,
some of these adhesives are not of good quality and
standard. They are not durable, stick to the skin and
are hard to be removed or peeled off, or worse they
can even corrode the skin. This project, therefore,
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aims to create an adhesive which is not only user
friendly but also eco-friendly. To make it ecofriendly, we have decided to not use chemical
products but recyclable materials such as the
polystyrene. We plan to combine polystyrene with
hydroxyl solution and hydrocarbon solution to
produce a viscous and sticky adhesive which is
strong and takes a short duration to dry.
Multitools One Punch Hole
Hamidah Bt Abdul Rahman, Mahanom bt
Mohamed, Ku Nur Afifatin bin Ku Harizan,
Amanina Diyana bt Ahmad, Nurul Afiqah bt Md
Shukri
SMK Agama Arau, Perlis
Email: midah919@gmail.com
Multitools One Punch Hole (MOPH) is a new
invention designed to facilitate teachers punch
holes on OMR answers sheets. Usually teachers use
mundane methods to punch holes on OMR sheets
using pen knives or hot small cylinder steel. The
available single hole punchers on the market are
unable to reach the middle part of the sheets.
Furthermore, most schools do not have OMR
scanner to check answers on OMR sheets. So to
overcome this problem and get rid from burden of
making holes on OMR sheets, this unique tool will
expedite the process of making holes at any area of
sheets.
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SATELLITE EVENT I
ElderBand and ElderAlert
Goh Yu Chen1, Noreen Izza Arshad2, Nur Afiqah
Marzuki2
Faculty of Science & Information Technology,
Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia
yuchengoh90@gmail.com
There are various fall detection devices and
smartphone applications available in the market
which all have the same aim, acts as a medium to
notify the emergency contacts of the location and
time when the user who is equipped with the device
or application falls. The users of those devices and
applications are mainly elderly who may have
suffered from falls or have difficulties which may
lead to falls. However, most of them are expensive
and require monthly subscription. Besides, they
need to be with the user at all times. Therefore, this
project aims to merge both the advantages of fall
detection devices and applications and minimise the
aforementioned disadvantages. This is where
ElderBand and ElderAlert come into picture.
ElderBand is a smart wearable device which is
lightweight and can be worn at all times, while
ElderAlert is a smartphone application which
enables notifications to the emergency contacts in
the case of a fall. They are connected via Bluetooth,
so if the user is within the Bluetooth range, he or
she does not need to carry the smartphone for the
fall detection system to work. This is due to the
functionality of ElderBand to transmit data
continuously to ElderAlert application on the
smartphone to be processed. ElderAlert uses the
data to estimate a fall, and then notifies the
emergency contact in case a fall has been detected.
This project provides a reasonable and effective
alternative for detecting falls among the elderly.
ITCT: An Integrity Timestamp
Checking Tool for Audio Recording
based on Electrical Network Frequency
from time to time, so this project proposes a
timestamp checking tool for audio recording
integrity verification via the recording
timestamp. This tool incorporates the usage of
electrical network frequency (ENF). The ENF is
a recent technique developed to identify audio
timestamp by comparing the extracted ENF
audio signal to the reference database signal. A
signal processing algorithm is developed by
using Simulink software to compare the
timestamp of two different audio records, i.e., the
targeted audio and the reference audio. The
integrity of the audio recording timestamp shall
be determined by comparing the referenced
power-ENF signal against the ENF signal from
the audio recording.
Water Monitoring System in Paddy
Fields
Nurul Hawa binti Jamaluddin1, Nur Fatin binti
Ismail2, Nazleeni Samiha binti Haron3
UniversitiTeknologi Petronas, 32610 Bandar Seri
Iskandar, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia
haweorange@gmail.com
Rice is the staple food in Malaysia. People consume
rice every day, but lack of labor power makes the
monitoring system in paddy fields less efficient,
and thus reducing the crops. The system proposed
can be used to monitor the water level in paddy
fields using the ultrasonic sensor. Not only that, the
system can measure the moisture of the soil and the
pH value of the water in paddy fields. Without
visiting the paddy fields, farmers can get the
information regarding the condition of the paddy
fields from the data collected by the sensor through
a messaging system once in five hours. The farmers
can respond to the system by sending a code
directing the system to pump in or pump out the
water from the paddy field.
Lost & Found (L&F) Alarm: Using
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Muhammad Izzuddin bin Eshak1, Muhammad
Nazmeen bin Baba2
W.I Nawawi1, R.Zaharudin2
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Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, 32610 Bandar
Seri Iskandar, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia
izzuddineshak@gmail.com
The rapid growth in cybercrimes is causing the
authentication of audio recording more
challenging. The devices, tools and applications
for committing the cybercrimes have evolved
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Perlis, 02600
Arau, Perlis, Malaysia
wi_nawawi@perlis.uitm.edu.my
This project demonstrates the application of RFID
(Radio Frequency Identification) in a lost and found
(L&F) alarm. The proficiency of an alarm circuit can
be improved by incorporating the RF module in a
way that tracking of lost items becomes easier. This
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provides flexibility of installing various RFID tags at
different locations nearby and thus losing items at a
place would make the buzzer go off. As soon as the
buzzer goes off, a signal is received through radio
waves on a RFID reader and the items are safely
restored.
Save Poly! Child Abuse Education for
Kids through Interactive Game
Wan Malya Masitah Binti Wan Hussein1,
Nurfarahin Binti Mohammad Taib2
Computer & Information Science Department,
malyamasitah94@gmail.com
Child abuse happens every day, but many of the
cases escape unnoticed. The impact of child abuse
on a child can be devastating and may eventually
ruin his childhood. There is a lack of child abuse
education materials for parents to use to educate
their primary children. In addition, teachers and
parents have difficulties explaining and exposing
the children to the techniques of protecting
themselves from the abuse, especially sexual abuse.
“Save Poly!” which is a mobile game is specially
designed to interactively educate children from age
4 until 6 years old on child abuse. The intention is
to solve the aforementioned problems. The mobile
game should be supported by minimum Android
OS version 2.2 Froyo. It is developed by following
agile methodology as it gives flexibility for changes
at any phases to take place. It is expected to
complete in April 2016. From the survey and
literature review, children are potentially vulnerable
to abuse especially sexual victimization when not
being properly educated upon the matter by adult. It
is essential for the children to learn about child
abuse and mobile game is one of the attractive ways
to educate them.
Keywords: Child abuse, mobile game application,
preschool education
MindFit Brain Training Game for
Schizophrenia Patients
Nurul Nadiah Binti Ruslee1, Nurul Atikah Hazwani
Binti Yusoff2
Computer & Information Science Department,
UniversitiTeknologi PETRONAS, 32610 Bandar
nadiahruslee@gmail.com
Abstract
Games have become familiar to the people
regardless of age, gender and race. One of the
benefits is it can improve the cognitive skills of a
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human. The objectives of this project are to develop
a computer game for Schizophrenia patients and to
see the effectiveness of this game on the target
users. Schizophrenia patients are chosen as the
target users because they have problems with
cognitive functions. During the development of the
game, the research will focus on the role of the
game on the patients. A prototype model has been
chosen as the game development life cycle.
Research methods such as document reviews,
observations, interviews, questionnaires and
feedback gathering will be done throughout this
project timeline. These methods will be very
helpful in obtaining reliable and promising data.
Development tools include programming, online
research and software such as Adobe Flash 3.0 is
mainly used to build MindFit game prototype. The
project is expected to complete by April 2016.
Finally, it is hoped that this project will yield a
result that a game approach is effective as an
alternative treatment method for Schizophrenia
patients.
Pipeline Corrosion Notification
Mechanism Implementing de WaardMilliams Model
Wan Mohammad Aflah Mohammad Zubir1,
Izzatdin Abdul Aziz2, Nazleeni Samiha Haron2,
Jafreezal Jaafar2, Mazlina Mehat2
wanmohammadaflah@gmail.com
Millions, if not billions, of ringgits have been
poured in, in ensuring pipeline integrity, especially
in making corrosion prediction in the oil and gas
industry. However, the existing implementation of
predicting corrosion occurrence often leads to an
extremely high cost for the company. Worse, the
implementation requires a manual entry,
lengthening the time taken to obtain a reliable
corrosion prediction. If a corroded pipeline fails to
be predicted much earlier, it would cause a
significant chain of events that will affect the aqua
eco-system and also the company involved. Hence,
a better pipeline corrosion notification system needs
to be developed to address the issues. Through an
enhanced notification system, it will provide the
user with the knowledge for a better decision
making. This paper will deliberate on the usage of
deWaard-Milliams model in predicting the
corrosion rate at a pipeline. The corrosion rate will
also be relayed to the users via Arduino Uno R3.
Realizing the difficulty in obtaining real field data
needed for the deWaard-Milliams model, synthetic
data will be generated through the Gaussian
function. The developed prototype will then be run
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through several tests, mainly data quality tests on
the data generated, accuracy test to ensure that the
data will be able to achieve almost similar results as
the real field data and an analysis of the predicted
corrosion rate against the ones identified through
literature.
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topping (jam) with the use of Programmable Logic
Controller (PLC) in its operational circuit to
provide instruction to the toaster. This project offers
an addition to toaster technology in the interior
components to automatic electric toasters.
Personal Tracking Device
Child Locator and Notification System
Using RFID in Shopping Complex
Nur Dayana Abd Jalil, Izzatdin Bin Abdul Aziz,
Nazleeni Samiha Haron, Jafreezal Jaafar, Mazlina
Mehat
Computer and Information Science Department,
nurdayanaaj@gmail.com,
izzatdin@petrons.com.my,
nazleeniharon@petronas.om.my,
jafreez@petronas.com.my, nutrah89@gmail.com,
mazlinamehat@petronas.com.my
Thousands of child missing cases are reported and
only half of the incidents have been resolved while
the other half end up with the children deceased or
cases unsolved. Shopping complex is one of the
places where such incident always occurs and
parental negligence has been identified as the main
factor that contributes to the occurrence. Therefore,
an effective child locator and notification system in
shopping complexes must be developed to notify
parents of their children’s absence and help them to
relocate their children in a timely manner. This
paper proposes a conceptual framework that
consists of three parts which are on monitoring the
location of parents and children, sending an early
notification to the parents regarding their children’s
absence and informing parents of the location of
their children.
Automatic Bread Toaster
Taqiyudin Bin Ahmad Tahar1, Wafiy Nazrin
Bin Mustaffa2, Zuraidah Binti Md Noor2
Mohd Khairul Ikhwan Bin Azam, Alias Arif Bin
Mohamad Shuhaimi, Nuraida Binti Md. Hassan
University Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Spanish
Institute, Kulim Hi-Tech Park, 09000 Kulim,
Kedah, Malaysia
khairulikhwan107@yahoo.com
A total of 4532 cases of missing people under the
age of 30 were recorded in the last three years
involving children and teenagers who went missing
during outdoor activities. Closed-circuit television
footages show that the children that are kidnapped
are usually left or wander alone. Thus, designing
and creating a personal tracking device using the
GSM communication network would make a good
solution. But, the personal tracking device is said to
often fail to transmit and receive signals due to the
lack of communication tower. An alternative way is
by using a satellite communication network as the
number of satellites used in the process will provide
better coverage compared to the communication
tower. Besides, tracking signals can be more easily
detected even in remote areas and thus, shortening
the time foe searching the survivors. It is hoped that
this innovation to the existing product will help to
boost the capability of the device to work more
efficiently so that the tracking process could
produce more precise information, resulting in the
reduction of cases of missing children and teenagers
which happen in remote areas.
Tyre Thread Ware Indicator – Vehicle
Safety
Effiekhairulnizal B Juhar1, Mohd Anaqi Shazwan B
Jamaludin2, Sharmiwati Binti Mohammed Sharif2
Kedah, Malaysia.
zuraidah@unikl.edu.my
Kedah, Malaysia
sharmiwati@unikl.edu.my
The purpose of this project is to come up with ‘an
Automatic Bread Toaster’ that not only produces
crispier but also tastier toast. The Automatic Bread
Toaster can produce juicy toast in a jiffy. The
project focuses on producing the ultimate toaster
which combines the functions of a pop-up toaster,
an oven toaster as well as a conveyer toaster, all in
one. Not only the automatic bread toaster is able to
toast a perfect toast, it will also be able to spread
The production of the tyre thread ware indicator is
hoped to be able to raise the standard of the
electronic and mechanical fields. In current
situations, most cars do not have safety standards,
making the occurrence of flat tires, unaligned tyres
or any other car-related casualties go undetected.
This product which is compatible with Proton,
Perodua, Honda and a few other automotive brands
is very useful to the users because it is very user-
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friendly. The display board will keep them informed
of the conditions of their car tyres.
Future alternative germinated colored
rices for Health caring
th
is called as 'Easy Wire Insulation Cutter' to ease the
process of sorting the copper wire insulation,
prevent the occurrence of minor accidents and can
reduce labor work and time of cutting the wire
insulation.
Tassanai Sukbenja1
1
Demenstration School Prince of Songkla
University, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Prince of Songkla University, Pattani Campus,
Thailand
Tassanai_Sukbenja@hotmail.com
Food is what humans consume for every single day.
Whereas, world population is still facing with many
health problems including rice consumers because
they are consuming rice that does not match their
health problems and rice have different properties
that is why the illness become worse. This design
has propose to define each rice proper to which
health problems and disease protections by
determination all rice by using criterion (rapidly
digestible starch (RDS), slowly digestible starch
(SDR), resistant starch (RS), amylose and amylose
pectin) which related to antioxidant capacity,
glycemic index to proper them for each disease
(cancer,
anti-carcinogen,
diabetes,
obesity,
cardiovascular, anti-atherosclerosis etc.)
Easy Wire Insulation Cutter
Rizwan Bin Ismail2, Mohd Zaidi Bin Abd
Rahman1
Institut Kemahiran Tinggi Belia Negara Temerloh
(Kementerian Belia Dan Sukan Malaysia)
28500 Lanchang ,Pahang
e-mel:rizwan.ismail6001@gmail.com
The wire is usually used to be used as the material
that conducts electricity. Due to the time factor of
the usage of the long eventually becomes damaged
and must be replaced with another wire, while the
damaged wire will be disposed of or recycled.
Therefore, recycling workers will be using various
ways to remove the copper content in the wire. One
of the methods used to obtain the copper content in
the wire is by burning the wire, by using this
method will increase the air pollution and the
quality of the copper content will be reduced. There
is another way to remove the copper content in the
wire by using the manual method which is using a
thin knife and cut the wire insulation but there is a
weakness in this method which is difficult to set the
blade to cut the wire insulation and the cutting less
messy. In addition, there will be a risk of injury to
the fingers because the blade will be easily slip
from the wire that need will be to be cut. Based on
this problem, we've got the idea to create a tool that
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STRATEGIC PARTNERS
Faculty of Science and Technology
Prince Songkla University
Pattani
Faculty of Geoinformation and Real
Estate, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Universitas Islam Riau (UIR)
School of Computing
Universiti Utara Malaysia
MASS
Faculty of Art, Computing and Creative
Industry, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan
Idris
Prince of Songkla University
Hatyai
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SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN)
Jabatan Kewangan, Bank Simpanan
Nasional, Tingkat 19, Wisma BSN, No 117
Jalan Ampang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur
Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad, Menara
Bank Islam, No 22, Jalan Perak, 50450
Kuala Lumpur
SILVER SPONSORS
RGS Corporation Sdn Bhd
SB15, Serdang Skyvillas Jalan SP
5/5, Taman Serdang Perdana, 43300
Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Faculty of Science & Information Technology
Faculty of Science & Information
Technology,
Level 1, Block L, Faculty of Science
and Information Technology,
Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS,
32610, Bandar Seri Islandar, Perak
MyIPO
Unit 1-7, Aras Bawah, Tower B,
Menara UOA Bangsar, No 5 Jalan
Bangsar Utama 1, 59000 Kuala
Lumpur
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BRONZE SPONSORS
FELDA Prodata System Sdn. Bhd.
Tingkat 1, Wisma Felda, Jalan Perumahan
Gurney, 54000 Kuala Lumpur
Yayasan Taqwa Wilayah Persekutuan
Tingkat Bawah Lot 1, Bnagunan TH, 148
Jalan Ipoh,51200 Kuala Lumpur
Yayasan Pembangunan Ekonomi Islam
(YaPEIM)
No 7 & 8, Grand Seasons Avenue, 72 Jalan
Pahang, 53000 Kuala Lumpur
Felda Palm Industries Sdn. Bhd
Jab. Sumber Manusia, Tgkt. 8 Balai Felda,
Jln. Gurney, 54000 Kuala Lumpur
Mahsum Bakti Sdn Bhd
3,Grd. Flr. Jalan USJ 1/31, Taman
Perindustrian Subang Permai,47600
Subang Jaya, Selangor
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Hasrat Bestari Sdn. Bhd
PMT 1360 Permatang Berah,13100 Penaga,
Butterwoth Pulau Pinang
Nusa Murni Electrical & Trading
No 22 Jalan Sena Indah 3, (R) Tingkat
bawah, Taman Sena Indah 01000 Kangar,
Perlis
Idrussons Technique Resources
No. 18, Jalan Bola Sepak 13/11B,
Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor
email : zainuddin.idrus@yahoo.com
Geoinfo Services Sdn Bhd
No 31, Jalan Bandar 2,
Taman Melawati,
53100 Kuala Lumpur
SA Vertical Ventures
No 12A-3B Jalan Temenggung 1/9,
Seksyen 9 Bandar Mahkota Cheras,
43200 Kajang, Selangor
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PROGRAM TENTATIVE
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BOOTH ARRANGEMENT
Satellite Event A: Professional Inventors- OPEN (Researchers, Lecturers, Industries, Students, etc.) :
No Booth
Project Title
1 A001
2 A002
3 A003
OPTIMIZATION AND NON OPTIMIZATION OF A
CASCADED H-BRIDGE MULTILEVEL INVERTERS FOR
HARMONICS REDUCTION
Touch and Grow (TOGO) : A Hybrid Mobile Game
I-FLIPP
4 A004
ARGILE: NEW WHITE CLAY SOAP WITH ADVANCE
FORMULATION FOR ULTIMATE CLEANSING PROCESS
5 A005
6 A006
7 A007
8 A008
9 A009
10 A010
11 A011
12 A012
13 A013
BLOK PERLINDUNGAN DAN PERLUASAN PANTAI
NAHRIM
INSTANT PTC MEDIA V2
MODULE OF 5R (REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE, RESALE,
REMATCH)
V-ASPER: NEW HERBAL LADIES HYGIENE PRODUCT FOR
CERVICAL CANCER CHEMOPREVENTION
L-KIT : HIGH IMPACT LEADERSHIP MODULE
I-CREATE
I-THINK
I-SEAS (INTERNET STUDENT EMPLOYEE ATTENDANCE
SYSTEM)
BAJA KOMPOS
Institution
UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA
MELAKA
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA
Country
Leader Name
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
ASSOC PROF IR DR ROSLI BIN OMAR
PUTERI SUHAIZA BINTI SULAIMAN
NORAINI BINTI NASIRUN@HIRUN
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA
NATIONAL HYDRAULIC RESEARCH
INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA, RESEARCH
CENTRE FOR COASTAL AND
OCEANOGRAPHY
UITM PERLIS , KAMPUS ARAU
Malaysia
DR. WAN IZHAN NAWAWI BIN WAN
ISMAIL
Malaysia
Malaysia
AHMAD HADI MOHAMED RASHIDI
FAKHRUL RAZIN BIN HASAN
(PRIVATE)
Malaysia
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA
CAWANGAN JOHOR KAMPUS PASIR
GUDANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PERLIS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PERLIS
Malaysia
ABD RAHIM BIN CHE RUS
ASSOC PROF MD AZMAN SEENI
MOHAMED
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
NOR KAMARIAH KASMIN@BAJURI
HASYEILLA ABD MUTALIB
SARAH MARDHIAH SELAMAT
ISEAS TECHNOLOGY SDN BHD
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD RAZAK BIN NAINA MD
BAHAGIAN PEMBANGUNAN DAN
PENGURUSAN FASILITI UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
SAZALI BIN IBRAHIM
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BOOTH ARRANGEMENT
Satellite Event B: Novice / New Inventor - OPEN (Researchers, Lecturers, Industries, Students, etc.) :
No Booth
1 B001
2 B002
3 B003
4 B004
5 B005
6 B006
7 B007
8 B008
9 B009
Project Title
PESONALITY AND AUDIT VALUES EVALUATION (PAVE)
ALAT BANTU MENGAJAR ASTRONOMI UNTUK KANAKKANAK AUTISME
TRANSHUB
A MOBILE BASED MULTI-VEHICLE SMART TRACKING
APPLICATION AND FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATED
COMMERCIAL, SCHOOL AND PERSONAL FLEET
MANAGEMENT
Institution
Country
ACCOUNTING RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Malaysia
PROF DR TAKIAH MOHD ISKANDAR
AGENSI ANGKASA NEGARA
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND
MANAGEMENT
Malaysia
MOHAMAD HAMKA BIN MUSLIM
Malaysia
AZMI MAT
Malaysia
DR. ABUDHAHIR BUHARI
INFRASTRUCTURE UNIVERSITY KUALA
LUMPUR
INSTITUT KEMAHIRAN TINGGI BELIA
MOTORIZED ROTARY CABINET (MRCAB)
NEGARA BUKIT MERTAJAM
Malaysia
DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
APPROACH THROUGH DAMAT GAMES: A PRELIMINARY
STUDY
INSTITUT MATEMATIK KEJURUTERAAN Malaysia
ResQ X3D
IONS MONSTER : An Interactive Card Game of Cations
and Anions
CADANGAN MEMBANGUNKAN SISTEM PANGKALAN
DATA UNTUK PENGESAHAN DOKUMEN KENDERAAN
IMPORT COMPLETE BUILD UNIT (CBU)
Leader Name
HAFIZAH BINTI TALIB
MAZ JAMILAH BINTI MASNAN
INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU KAMPUS
DARULAMAN
Malaysia
ZAINAL ABIDIN BIN SAAD
INTEC EDUCATION COLLEGE
Malaysia
NORHAFIZA ROSLAN
IZRAN SOLUTION SDN BHD
Malaysia
ZAIRUL IZRAN BIN MOHD NIZAM
10 B010
NAHRIM’S Coastal Duplex-function Equipment (NCODE)
NATIONAL HYDRAULIC RESEARCH
INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA (NAHRIM)
Malaysia
IR. ICAHRI HJ CHATTA
11 B011
IKBAR: New instrument for measuring and profiling
Adversity Quotient (AQ) among Polytechnic students in
POLITEKNIK SULTAN AZLAN SHAH
Malaysia
DR. MOHD EFFENDI @ EWAN BIN
MOHD MATORE
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Malaysia using Rasch Model
12 B012
MOTORIZED OF AGGREGATE IMPACT VALUE (M-AIV)
POLITEKNIK SULTAN IDRIS SHAH,
SELANGOR
13 B013
APPLICATION OF TIO2 NANOTUBES GROWN USING
NOVEL METHOD IN IONIC LIQUID FREE DSSC.
SCHOOL OF PHYSICS, UNIVERSITI
SAINS MALAYSIA
14 B014
INTERACTIVE READING COMPREHENSION MATERIAL (EBIKAM)
Malaysia
SAIFULBAHARI BIN MOHD RASID
Malaysia
YAM FONG KWONG
SULTAN IDRIS EDUCATION UNIVERSITY Malaysia
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR. ADENAN
AYOB
UITM KAMPUS MELAKA , FAKULTI
KOMUNIKASI DAN PENGAJIAN MEDIA,
BANGUNAN KPP3 , PETI SURAT 50
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD ANWAR FAHMI HARI
DAS BIN ABDULLAH, B.K.T.
UITM
UITM CAW. PERAK
UITM JOHOR
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
UMI HANIM BINTI MAZLAN
SALLEHAN ISMAIL
SUHAILA BINTI OSMAN
16 B016
17 B017
18 B018
INTELLECTUAL CRISIS MANAGEMENT INNOVATION
PRODUCT
ANDROID APPLICATION TO TEST FOR NICOTINE
DEPENDENCE
ECO-FRIENDLY PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS
MYSHELVES
15 B019
i-CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (i-CSR) INDEX OF
ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUIONS
UITM
Malaysia
PROF. MADYA DR. ROSHIMA HAJI SAID
20 B020
i-Corporate Ethical Identity Index (ICEI) of Shariah
Compliant Companies
UITM KEDAH
Malaysia
21 B021
I- PERFORMANCE RANKING MODEL OF TAKAFUL
COMPANIES
UITM KEDAH
Malaysia
UITM NEGERI SEMBILAN
Malaysia
NURULHUDA ISMAIL
UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
ZULIAHANI BINTI AHMAD
19 B015
23 B023
CARBON NANOTUBES SYNTHESIS FROM FERMENTED
TAPIOCA BY IMMERSED HEATER-CVD METHOD
ECO-PAC PLASTIC FROM POLYLACTIC ACID FILLED
COCONUT COIR HUSK
24 B024
U C M S - UNIVERSITY COURIER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
USING WEB SMS TECHNOLOGY
UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
JIWA NORIS BIN HAMID
25 B025
26 B026
DEVELOPING PARKING SUMMONS SYSTEM IN UITM
PERLIS USING WEB AND SMS TECHNOLOGY
GREEN ACRYLATED EPOXIDIZED RUBBER SEED OIL
UITM PERLIS
UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
Malaysia
HAWA MOHD BINTI EKHSAN
MUNIRAH ONN
22 B022
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27 B027
A PROPOSED SUSTAINABLE MODEL OF WAQF HIGHER
EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
NOOR AZURA ZAINUDDIN
28 B028
29 B029
30 B030
innovative slope failure induced by rainfall in tropical
region. inno-tropslopslide
AFFORDABLE & SUSTAINABLE VERTICAL FARM
PROVIT
uitm pulau pinang
UITM SERI ISKANDAR, PERAK
UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
BASHARUDIN BIN ABDUL HADI
IRYANI BINTI ABDUL HALIM CHOO
IZZREEN BIN ISHAK
31 B031
DANCING GASES PATTERN FOR GMAW WELDING
PROCESS
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR (UNIKL
MIMET)
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD AZRIE HUSAINY BIN
MOHD JASRI
32 B032
EMERGENCY BACKPACKING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
FOR MILITARY UNITS
UNIVERSITI PERTAHANAN NASIONAL
MALAYSIA
Malaysia
MEJ DR VIKNESWARAN MUNIKANAN
33 B033
GREEN CONCRETE CURING COMPOUND USING
SUGARCANE BAGASSE
MALAYSIA
Malaysia
MUHAMAD AZANI BIN YAHYA
MALAYSIA
Malaysia
MEJ DR VIKNESWARAN MUNIKANAN
35 B035
COMPOSITE MORTAR AS A THERMAL RESISTANCE FOR
WALL FINISHING
NOVEL NANODELIVERY SYSTEM FOR ANTITUBERCULOSIS DRUGS
Malaysia
MOHD ZOBIR HUSSEIN
36 B036
B-Gume: Development of New Bone Scaffold of Calcium
Phosphate-Arabic Gum Complex
Malaysia
MOHAMED
37 B037
38 B038
KYEENAZ FOOD: DEVELOPMENT OF STINGLESS BEE
HONEY BASED FOOD PRODUCTS
SUNNAH CASSAVA CRACKER
UNIVERSITI TEKNLOGI MARA
Malaysia
Malaysia
MOHAMED
CHE HASLINA BINTI ABDULLAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA
Malaysia
Malaysia
PROF DR.ZAIDATUN BINTI TASIR
VIVI NORYATI BINTI AHMAD
Malaysia
MOHAMAD RIDHUAN BIN MAT DANGI
Malaysia
HAFIZAH BINTI ROSLI
34 B034
41 B041
RMATHS - MOBILE BASED NUMERACY LEARNING
APPLICATIONS FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES STUDENTS
THE MIRACLE OF FICUS DELTOIDEA ON UTERUS
PRODUCTION LINE QUALITY MANAGEMENT &
INTERNAL CONTROL SCORING SYSTEM FOR
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
42 B042
ANIMATION HISTORY CLASS KIT: THE INTEGRATING OF
QR CODE WITH ONLINE MULTIMEDIA
39 B039
40 B040
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SMART EGG INCUBATOR SYSTEM
Malaysia
MUHAMAD NABIL HIDAYAT
44 B044
SMART MULTI-OUTPUT WIRELESS SWITCH
CONTROLLER
Malaysia
KHAIRUL SAFUAN BIN MUHAMMAD
45 B045
ACCOUNTING IS EASY : PLAY & LEARN USING
ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION COLOUR (ACC) CARD
Malaysia
AMARIAH HANUM BINTI HUSSIN
46 B046
IMPROVE SURFACE COATING AND HIGH ADSORPTION
ON MB DYE USING ISHA IN IMMOBILIZATION SYSTEM
Malaysia
ISMAIL
Malaysia
ISMAIL
Malaysia
Malaysia
THURAIYA MOHD
DR NUR AZFAHANI AHMAD
Malaysia
DR. KARTINA ALAUDDIN
Malaysia
SYAMSYIR AKMAL SENAWI
Malaysia
CIK NORIHAN BT HJ YAHYA
50 B050
IMMOBILIZED RR4 SENSITIZED PHOTOCATALYST (IRSEP)
FOR ADVANCE OXIDATION PROCESS
FORMATION OF THE INVENTION HOUSING DAMAGE
ASSESSMENT FORM
VENTILATION-FLOW SYSTEM
INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL FRAMEWORK FOR SUCCESSFUL
ADAPTIVE REUSE
51 B051
SISTEM PENILAIAN BERSEPADU PROJEK TAHUN AKHIR
IJAZAH SARJANA MUDA (KEPUJIAN) FIZIK AS203
52 B052
ECO-SOLAR COOKER
CAWANGAN (PAHANG) KAMPUS
JENGKA
CAWANGAN (PAHANG) KAMPUS
JENGKA
53 B053
WOMEN POLITICAL SUPPORT MODEL
CAWANGAN KEDAH
Malaysia
ZAHERAWATI BINTI ZAKARIA
54 B054
FLAT BREAD SMART TABLE
CAWANGAN PERAK
Malaysia
ROZIMAH BT BIDIN
55 B055
RECYCLE POLYVINYL MATERIAL FOR ECO-FRIENDLY
PRODUCTS: ECO-POCKETS
CAWANGAN PERAK
Malaysia
ROZARINA JOHARI
56 B056
INNOVATIVE BUSINESS VENTURE (IBV)
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
NORAINI BINTI NASIRUN @ HIRUN
EC-THAHARAH
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
NORAINI ISMAIL
47 B047
48 B048
49 B049
57 B057
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ECONOMY ANSWER BOOKLET
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
AZLAN B. ABDUL AZIZ
59 B059
SELF-REGULATED E-LEARNING WITH OPEN LEARNER
MODEL FOR ALGORITHM DEVELOPMENT COURSE
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
MAHFUDZAH BINTI OTHMAN
60 B060
SECURE IPV6 TRANSITION FRAMEWORK (SIPTF):
TOWARDS THE FUTURE INTERNET
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
ABIDAH HJ MAT TAIB
61 B061
DigiTuSS: A new method to determine Turbidity and
Total Suspended Solids using Digital Image Processing
CAWANGAN PULAU PINANG
Malaysia
AMALINA AMIRAH BT ABU BAKAR
62 B062
HOUSE GECKO SMART TRAP
KAMPUS SERI ISKANDAR PERAK
Malaysia
NOOR AZIZAN RAHMAN B PAIMAN
63 B063
NANOCOMPOSITE-BASED SLOW RELEASED
FORMULATION OF HERBICIDES
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA NEGERI
SEMBILAN
Malaysia
SHEIKH AHMAD IZADDIN SHEIKH
MOHD GHAZALI
64 B064
BUILT-UP COLD-FORMED STEEL COLUMN FILLED WITH
CONCRETE
PAHANG
Malaysia
MOHD SYAHRUL HISYAM MOHD SANI
65 B065
66 B066
GREEN RECYCLE MORTAR
Blueprint Dissertation Kit for Master by Coursework
PAHANG
Universiti Teknologi MARA Shah Alam
Malaysia
Malaysia
MOHD SYAHRUL HISYAM BIN MOHD
SANI
Aliza Abu Hassim
67 B067
PRODUCTION OF VERMICOMPOST FROM
AGRICULTURAL WASTE
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, 02600
ARAU, PERLIS
Malaysia
NOOR ZUHAIRAH SAMSUDDIN
68 B068
STUDENT-SUPERVISOR INTELLIGENT
RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA,
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
SHUKOR SANIM MOHD FAUZI (DR)
69 B069
REPEATER.MY: MOBILE AMATEUR RADIO REPEATER
FINDER
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
MOHAMMAD HAFIZ BIN ISMAIL
CHIKIEPLASTERTM: NEW SMART-HALAL PLASTER FOR
WOUND HEALING.
NR3C1 KIT FOR PERSONALISED DETECTION OF RS6194
SNP IN HUMAN SUBJECT
FUN WITH ABACUS
FLOOD N' FLOAT (FNF)
CAWANGAN PULAU PINANG
Malaysia
NURHIDAYAH BINTI AB. RAHIM
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, UITM
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
SITI NOORAISHAH HUSSIN
WAN FATIMAH WAN AHMAD
DR TEO WEE
70 B070
71 B071
72 B072
73 B073
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75 B075
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DRILL-GREENCEM FOR OILWELL ACIDICING JOB
ALUMINIUM CAN FLING MACHINE
HETEROGENEOUS MOBILE DATABASE
SYNCHRONIZATION MODEL (HMDSM)
Malaysia
Malaysia
SYAHRIR RIDHA
DEREJE ENGIDA WOLDEMICHAEL
Malaysia
Dr SHUIB BASRI
UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN
MALAYSIA
Malaysia
MOHD HELMY ABD WAHAB
UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA
Malaysia
HABIBUN NABI MUHAMMAD
EKRAMUL MAHMUD
UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY MARA
PERLIS
Malaysia
PROF MADYA DR ZAKARIA BIN MAT
AROF
80 B080
REMOTE CONTROL HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
SYSTEM FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
FAST AND HIGHLY-EFFICIENT ADSORPTION OF
DIFFERENT DYES FROM WASTEWATER/AQUEOUS
SOLUTION BY A NOVEL CONDUCTING POLYMER
ENHANCING SPATIAL THINKING ABILITY IN TEACHING
AND LEARNING GEOGRAPHY AT LOWER SECONDARY
SCHOOL
HARDWARE IN THE LOOP : SINGLE PHASE INVERTER
IMPLEMENTION
UTHM
Malaysia
SHAMSUL AIZAM ZULKIFLI
81 B081
DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT ATTENDANCE RECORDING
SYSTEM WITH RFID APPLICATIONS AND DATABASE
UTHM
Malaysia
AHMAD ALABQARI MA RADZI
UTHM
Malaysia
TENGKU NADZLIN BIN TENGKU
IBRAHIM
Null
NOORFATEKAH TALIB
76 B076
77 B077
78 B078
79 B079
82 B082
83 B083
DEVELOPMENT OF STROKE PATIENT'S RECOVERY
MEASUREMENT DEVICE (ARM)
ASSET MANAGEMENT DATA COLLECTION USING GIS
APPROACH
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Satellite Event C (Students of Higher Learning Education & Polytechnic)
No Booth
Project Title
Institution
Country
Leader Name
1 C001
SIJAR (SMART ANDROID JACKET FOR SAFETY RIDING
AND RELAXATION)
BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY
Indonesia
MUHAMMAD NUR AZIS
2 C002
INDOOR POSITIONING SYSTEM USING WI-FI
DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL PRINCE OF
SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
Thailand
MR.ANUNTASUK CHEEVAKUL
3 C003
COMPRESSION CHARACTERISTIC OF HYBRID MATERIAL
POLYMER GEL AND LATEX FOAM
DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL PRINCE OF
SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
Thailand
MR.WORAKARN RUNGPRASERT
4 C004
5 C005
INTERMETALLIC RETARDATION WITH THE ADDITION OF
CARBON NANOTUBES IN SN-1.0AG-0.5CU SOLDER
WEBBING TOOL
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES,
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PERLIS
GIATMARA MALAYSIA
Malaysia
Malaysia
RAMANI MAYAPPAN
MOHAMAD FETRI BIN JAIAS
INSTITUT KEMAHIRAN TINGGI BELIA
NEGARA TEMERLOH
Malaysia
NORAZLI BIN RAMELI
Malaysia
ABDULLAH ABDUL SAMAT
SHAIK SYAHMAN BIN SHAIK ABU
BAKAR
MOHD RASAUDDEN BIN ABD
RAHMAN
6 C006
8 C008
EASY WIRE INSULATION CUTTER
A NOVEL OF NATURAL WASTE BASED ACTIVATED
CARBON IN PRODUCING LASRCOO3 NANO-POWDER
FOR SOFC APPLICATION
THE APPLICATION OF FRICTION STIR WELD ON MILLING
MACHINE
9 C009
WATER TAP CONTROL SYSTEM
7 C007
10 C010
11 C011
RC CABLE PULLER
COMPUTERISED VOTING SYSTEM
12 C012
CRYSTAL CLEAR COFFEE
TO PRODUCE TERRAZZO USING RECYCLE GLASS AND
SEASHELL
SMOKE DETECTOR SYSTEM ATTACHED WITH EXHAUST
13 C013
14 C014
INSTITUT SEL FUEL, UNIVERSITI
KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA
KOLEJ KEMAHIRAN TINGGI MARA
KEMAMAN
KEMAMAN
KEMAMAN
KOLEJ POLY-TECH MARA ALOR SETAR
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
KOLEJ POLY-TECH MARA ALOR SETAR
Malaysia
SHAHRIZAN BIN AHMAD SHAH
NURUL ASYIKIN BT ABDUL RASHID
SUKHVINDER SINGH A/L NARINDER
SINGH
POLITEKNIK SULTAN IDRIS SHAH
POLITEKNIK SULTAN IDRIS SHAH
Malaysia
Malaysia
NURUL MUNIRA BINTI MOHD SHARIFF
IZYAN WAHIDA BINTI ZAINUDDIN
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15 C015
16 C016
17 C017
18 C018
19 C019
20 C020
SMART WHEELCHAIR
HYDRAULIC BRAKE BLEEDING APPARATUS
POLITEKNIK SULTAN SALAHUDDIN
AZIZ SHAH
POLITEKNIK UNGKU OMAR IPOH
SMART BACTERIA KILLER
POLYTECHNIC SULTAN SALAHUDDIN
ABDUL AZIZ SHAH
CHARACTERISTICS OF NANO β TI-35NB-2.5SN-15HA
ADVANCED BIOMATERIALS
UITM
PROPERTIES OF β TITANIUM NANO MATRIX COMPOSITE
REINFORCED WITH HAP SINTERED AT VARYING
TEMPERATURE IN ARGON GAS
UITM
E-HEADSCARF COLOR PAIR-UP (E-HCPU) FOR COLOR
BLIND USING IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR
HIJABSBYNELLYDELLE
UITM (MELAKA) KAMPUS JASIN
Malaysia
Malaysia
DR. ZUNUWANAS BIN MOHAMAD
MOHD HANAFIAH BIN MAT JAMLUS
Malaysia
NURUL MAISARAH BINTI
KAMARUDDIN
Malaysia
SAIDATULAKMAR BINTI SHAMSUDDIN
Malaysia
SAIDATULAKMAR BINTI SHAMSUDDIN
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD QAMARUL NAIM BIN
CHE ROS
22 C022
HALAL PRODUCT TRACEABILITY SYSTEM (HALALPOTS)
USING QR CODE
E-DIREKTORI: SISTEM PENGURUSAN DIREKTORI SECARA
KENDIRI
23 C023
FROM CHEAP FOIL TO DENGUE’S DNA BIOSENSOR:
SURFACE ENGINEERING OF ANODIC ALUMINIUM OXIDE
FOR BIOSENSOR APPLICATION
24 C024
NATURAL COAGULANTS FOR REMOVING CAR WASH
SURFACTANT USING CLARIFLOCCULATOR
25 C025
CASAVA LEAF CRISPY
UITM CAWANGAN JOHOR, KAMPUS
PASIR GUDANG
UITM CAWANGAN JOHOR,KAMPUS
SEGAMAT
26 C026
Magnesium nitrate hexahydrate as a dipersant for
fabrication of MWCNTs-PANi supercapacitor electrode
UITM CAWANGAN PULAU PINANG
Malaysia
27 C027
SYSBOOK SYSTEM FOR TEXTBOOK LOAN SCHEME (TBLS)
UITM MELAKA (KAMPUS JASIN)
Malaysia
INTAN SYAFFINAZZILLA ZAINE
FATIN FARZANA BT MUHAMMED
ISENI
28 C028
THE SILENT TRAP
UITM PERLIS
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD ZULHAIQAL BIN
MOHD.ZULHILMI ASPINALL
21 C021
UITM (MELAKA) KAMPUS JASIN
Malaysia
UITM (TERENGGANU)
Malaysia
AMNAN SYAHMI BIN AHMAD SHUKRI
FARAH AMIRA BINTI MOHAMED
NASSER
UITM ARAU
Malaysia
ABDUL HADI BIN MAHMUD
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD IMRAN BIN ISMAIL
Malaysia
SITI FARRAH BINTI SHAHWIR
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29 C029
30 C030
31 C031
PUBLIC TRANSPORT MONITORING SYSTEM
INSTANT PTC MEDIA
SPACE SEAT
UITM PERLIS
UITM PERLIS , KAMPUS ARAU
UITM TERENGGANU
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
AHMAD BAIHAQI BIN DUNYA
FAKHRUL RAZIN BIN HASAN
NADIRAH ABD LATIFF
32 C032
CONGKLAK GEMETAR (GEMBIRA, SEMANGAT, DAN
PINTAR): PRESERVATE THE ASSETS OF INDONESIAN'S
CULTURE VIA EDUCATION GAME'S FOR ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL TO IMPROVE INTELLIGENT QUOTIENT (IQ) IN
REALIZING THE FOURTH TARGET OF SDGS 2030
UNIVERSITAS BRAWIJAYA
Indonesia
RAKA YHUDA PRATAMA
UNIVERSITAS TEKNOLOGI
YOGYAKARTA
Indonesia
DR. ARIEF HERMAWAN, MT
Malaysia
ROHAIZAT BINTI IBRAHIM
Malaysia
NUR SYAZWANI BINTI SAMANU
Malaysia
NOR AFIQAH BINTI MOHD RAMDUN
Malaysia
ROSLINDA SHAMSUDIN
33 C033
34 C034
REAL TIME LOCK SECURITY SYSTEM USING
MICROCONTROLLER AND ANDROID APPS
E-JEJAK BERASASKAN REKA BENTUK PEMBELAJARAN
SEJAGAT
36 C036
SEMI-AUTOMATED SCREENING SYSTEM FOR CERVICAL
RELATED DISEASES
3S-FISIO: A LOWER LIMB PHYSIOTHERAPY
MONITORING SYSTEM FOR HOME-BASED
REHABILITATION
37 C037
DISTANCE DETECTOR
UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA,
BANGI
38 C038
VEHICLE SPEEDING DETERRENT SYSTEM IN A
CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR - BRITISH
MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE
Malaysia
IDRIS BIN ABD LATIFF
39 C039
RAINBOW EYE - VISUAL AID FOR THE COLOUR BLIND
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR BRITISH
MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE
Malaysia
MOHD ZAKI AYOB
40 C040
THE DEVELOPMENT OF TEMPERATURE CONTROL IN
VEHICLE
MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE
Malaysia
NAJIYAH BINTI SALEH
41 C041
DEVELOPMENT OF ECO-FRIENDLY ELECTRICITY
GENERATION FROM PLANT ENERGY HARVESTING
MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE
Malaysia
NOR SHAFIQIN BINTI SHARIFFUDDIN
42 C042
RETROZADA
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR
MALAYSIAN SPANISH INSTITUTE
Malaysia
FAZIDAH BINTI SAAD
35 C035
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SMART SMOKE DETECTOR (S-SMOKE)
44 C044
CHILD VEHICULAR HEAT STROKE PREVENTION SYSTEM
CONTROLLED USING WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
MALAYSIAN SPANISH INSTITUTE,
KULIM KEDAH
45 C045
46 C046
BIO KINETIC-ENERGY ELECTRIC GENERATOR BASED ON
MEGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC PRINCIPLE
Phononic Nebulizer: The Healing Sound
th
Malaysia
MOHD REZAL MOHAMED
Malaysia
NORZALINA OTHMAN
UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR,
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PERLIS
Malaysia
Malaysia
MIOR FIRDAUS BIN MIOR ABD MAJID
MOHD HAFIZ BIN ISMAIL
Malaysia
PROF MADYA DR ZAINUL AMIRUDDIN
ZAKARIA
Malaysia
PROF MADYA DR ZAINUL AMIRUDDIN
BIN ZAKARIA
48 C048
Gastroprotect Tea (TM) - A synergistic gastroprotective
activity of a mixture of Melastoma malabathricum and
Muntingia calabura leaves in Rats
RESAM TEA - A BEVERAGE WITH POTENTIAL
ANTICANCER AND PAIN RELIEVING PROPERTIES FROM
DICRANOPTERIS LINEARIS LEAVES
49 C049
@MEN: PADDY WASTE PRODUCT AS NEW
CHEMOPREVENTIVE AGENT FOR PROSTATE CANCER
Malaysia
50 C050
51 C051
52 C052
SYARTAH MODEN
ALL-IN-ONE GEOMETRY KIT
MEF-WHERE'S MY BUS?
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
MOHAMED
MD HAMZAIMI AZROL BIN MD
BAHARUDIN
DR. NURBIHA BINTI A. SHUKOR
SYAFNIDAR ABDUL HALIM
53 C053
ELECTRONIC BOARD LOGIC GATES QUIZ - TEACHING AID
FOR DIGITAL SYSTEM SUBJECT
Malaysia
AMAR FAIZ ZAINAL ABIDIN
54 C054
COST EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING CERAMIC
POWDER FOR FUEL CELL APPLICATION
Malaysia
NURUL ASYIKIN MAZLAN
55 C055
56 C056
Bamboo As A Cheap Precursor Of Activated Carbon For
Supercapacitor Application
APAX
Malaysia
Malaysia
FAZLENA BINTI HAMZAH
ASMAHHAN ABD. RAZAK
57 C057
58 C058
LIDAR-BASED CARBON MODEL (LI-CAM) FOR
SUSTAINABLE TROPICAL RAINFOREST
MOBILE FIDYAH CALCULATOR
Malaysia
Malaysia
MOHD ZAINEE ZAINAL
ARIFAH FASHA ROSMANI
47 C047
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59 C059
60 C060
MOBILE DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT FOR FINAL YEAR
PROJECT (FYP) STUDENTS BY USING WEBVIEW
PORTABLE DRYER CLOTH
th
Malaysia
Malaysia
KHAIRUL ANWAR BIN SEDEK
DR ZURRIATI MOHD ALI
Malaysia
ROMIZA MD NOR
Malaysia
ATHIRAH ROSLI
Malaysia
NURUL WAHIDA BINTI OTHMAN
CAWANGAN JOHOR
Malaysia
MOHAMMAD BIN ABDULLAH
Malaysia
ISMARIZA ISMAIL
Malaysia
AIN AMIRAH BINTI HUSSIN
63 C063
FLOOD WARNING MOBILE APPLICATION FOR KUALA
KRAI DISTRICT USING RSS FEED
Materializing SIPTF in Handling Security Issues of IoT6
Environment
MICROSTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT OF BA(CE,ZR)O3
SOLID SOLUTION BY A TWO STEP SINTERING
TECHNIQUE
64 C064
EGGSHELL WASTE POWDER AS GREEN-ECO ADSORBENT
IN REMOVING A VARIETY TYPE OF OIL SPILL FOR
INDUSTRY APPLICATION
65 C065
FABRICATION OF LSCF|BCZY|LSCF BUTTON CELL FOR
HIGH POWER PROTON CONDUCTING FUEL CELL
66 C066
TOBI-RC MOBILE APPLICATION
(CAWANGAN PERLIS)
(MELAKA)
67 C067
SMART KAYKAY
(TERENGGANU)
Malaysia
NORSAFURA AZIDA BINTI MOHD NOR
68 C068
E.IR STEAMER CLOSET
(TERENGGANU)
Malaysia
MU'AZ BIN MOHD RADZI
69 C069
ROLIING BED STAND (RBS)
(TERENGGANU)
Malaysia
NUR ATIQAH BT LOKMAN
70 C070
Removal of Heavy Metals from Wastewater Using
Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UITM
PERLIS)
Malaysia
NURUL IZZATI BINTI ABD MALEK
71 C071
THE N-TH SECTION METHOD : A MODIFICATION OF
BISECTION METHOD
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UITM)
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD IMZA FAKHRI BIN
JINUDIN
72 C072
GREEN PRODUCT: COMPARISON BETWEEN RICE HUSK
WITH KAPOK FIBRE AND RICE HUSK WITH COCONUT
FIBRE AS ALTERNATIVE MATERIAL FOR LANDFILL LINER
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA CAW.
PULAU PINANG KAMPUS PERMATANG
PAUH
Malaysia
NUR AZWA BINTI MUHAMAD BASHAR
61 C061
62 C062
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74 C074
EFFECT OF ACID-ASSISTED ULTRASONIC PRETREATMENT CAWANGAN JOHOR KAMPUS PASIR
ON THE STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF PINEAPPLE LEAVES
GUDANG
Hevea Brasiliensis Leaves as Alternative Filler in
CAWANGAN JOHOR, KAMPUS PASIR
Enhancing Properties of HDPE/RPET Biocomposites
GUDANG
75 C075
CARA INTERAKTIF TULIS ABJAD (CINTA)
CAWANGAN PERAK KAMPUS TAPAH
Malaysia
NUR HASNI BINTI NASRUDIN
76 C076
MEDIBAND - A MEDICATED BANDAGE FOR HEALING
AND COOLING PROBLEMATIC SKIN CONDITION
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
HAMIDAH BINTI JAAFAR SIDEK
77 C077
CCREAM - MULTIPURPOSE NATURAL HEALING CREAM
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
HAMIDAH BINTI JAAFAR SIDEK
78 C078
THE EFFECT OF CARICA PAPAYA STEM ON THE IN VITRO
PROPAGATION OF CLINACANTHUS NUTANS
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
NAJIHAH BINTI MOHAMAD NASIR
79 C079
GROWTH OF FUNGUS AND BIOREMEDIATION OF
PHENANTHRENE BY USING PLEUROTUS OSTREATUS
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
ADIBAH NUR BINTI ZAINOL ABIDIN
80 C080
DECOLOURIZATION OF SYNTHETIC DYE REACTIVE RED 120 BY USING FUNGI
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
NASRUL NAFIS BIN IBRAHIM
81 C081
POSTGRAD V1.0
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
MOHD RAZIF BIN JAMALUDIN
CAWANGAN PERLIS
Malaysia
RASHIDAH BT RAMLE
73 C073
83 C083
84 C084
EVENOTIFY : THE MOBILE EVENT NOTIFICATION
APPLICATION
PAPAYA STEM AQUEOUS EXTRACT AS NATURAL
COAGULANT FOR TREATMENT OF INDUSTRY
WASTEWATER
SUGARCANE BAGASSE AS OIL GRABBER
85 C085
SPEAK WELL, BE UNDERSTOOD
CAWANGAN PERLIS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA JOHOR
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA SHAH
ALAM
86 C086
SMART WIRELESS DC POWER SUPPLY
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA SHAH
ALAM SELANGOR
82 C082
Malaysia
SHARIFAH IZIUNA BT SAYED
JAMALUDIN
Malaysia
AHMAD RAMLI BIN RASHIDI
Malaysia
HALIMATUL SAADIAH BINTI CHE
DOLAH
MOHD ZAKI SUKOR
FAIZAH ABD MAJID (PROF. MADYA
DR.)
Malaysia
RAHIMI BIN BAHAROM
Malaysia
Malaysia
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87 C087
APPLICATION OF RICE HUSK ASH AND LIME SLUDGE IN
PRODUCTION OF CEMENT
PUNCAK ALAM
Malaysia
MUHAMAD NUR FITRI BIN ABD RAHIM
88 C088
INNOVATION OF PARTICLE BOARD FROM INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER
PUNCAK ALAM
Malaysia
SITI HANI FAREZA BINTI ISMAIL
89 C089
ECO-FRIENDLY BRICKS
PUNCAK ALAM
Malaysia
MOHAMAD ASHRAF BIN MOHD
KAMARUL HIZAT
INTERGRATED MIXTURE: IDEA OF MAKING WASTE TO
WEALTH
PROTOTYPE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ECOLLABORATION SYSTEM BASED ON SOCIAL
CONSTRUCTIVISM LEARNING THEORY
ANDROID BASED CAR ALERT SYSTEM
AUTISM SOCIAL-AID
MFolktales: Malay Folktales Mobile App
MOBILESCHOOL SYSTEM FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN
MALAYSIA
SMART WINDOW CLEANING SYSTEM
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA.
PUNCAK ALAM
Malaysia
ABDUL HALIM BIN JOHARI
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
ALIMATU-SAADIA YUSSIFF
DR SHUIB BIN BASRI
WAN FATIMAH BINTI WAN AHMAD
WAN FATIMAH BINTI WAN AHMAD
Malaysia
Malaysia
LIM JUN XIAN
POH BEE YEE
COBASCC - COAL BOTTOM ASH AS FINE AGGREGATES IN
SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE
SCANNER OF HISBA REFLECTION AL-NAFS
I-FLIPP
STUDENTVIZ: AN EXPLORATORY AND VISUALIZATION
TOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS'
STUDENTS' DATA
UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN
MALAYSIA
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
AHMAD FARHAN BIN HAMZAH
DR MARDZELAH BINTI MAKHSIN
NORAINI BINTI NASIRUN@HIRUN
Malaysia
AKANMU SEMIU AYOBAMI
UNIVERSITY KUALA LUMPUR
MALAYSIA SPANISH INSTITUTE
Malaysia
AHMAD RAZLEE BIN AB KADIR
UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA PAHANG
Malaysia
SATHIS A/L VATUMALAI
90 C090
91
92
93
94
C091
C092
C093
C094
95 C095
96 C096
97 C097
98 C098
99 C099
100 C100
101 C101
102 C102
DEVELOPMENT OF DEEP BORE TILE CRUNCHER TOOL
2-DEGREE OF FREEDOM OF SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM
OF OPTIMUM SOLAR CELL IMPLEMENTATION USING
DC-DC BOOST CONVERTER CONTROLLED BY FUZZY
LOGIC CONTROLLER
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103 C103
NON- POWERED ZERO-ELECTRICITY INNOVATIVE
FRIDGE
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Malaysia
ASHWINDRAN NAIDU S/O
SANDERASAGRAN
Malaysia
105 C105
INNOVATIVE PORTABLE WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM
Utilization of Vannamei Shrimp Waste For Fish
Apartment as a Growth Medium of Coral Reefs In the
Sea
ASHWINDRAN NAIDU S/O
SANDERASAGRAN
UNIVERSITY OF BRAWIJAYA
Indonesia
I MADE DEDI MAHARIAWAN
106 C106
POTENTIAL OF CINEMAGRAPH TECHNIQUE AS AN
INNOVATION OF STILL IMAGES IN ADVERTISING
UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY OF MARA
(UITM)
Malaysia
FAHMI BIN SAMSUDIN
104 C104
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Satellite Event D (Design and Creative Innovation – Designers, Lecturers, Researchers, Students, Industries)
No Booth
1 D084
2 D085
3 D086
4 D087
Project Title
HANDS-FREE WALKING AIDED TOOL FOR TEMPORARY
PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENTS (KNEE, FOOT, AND ANKLE
INJURIES)
ROADMAP OF SPSS ANALYSIS FOR UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH
TEACHING PHOTOSYNTHESIS VIA PHOTOSYNTHESIS
SIMULATION MODEL (PSM)
Institution
Country
Leader Name
KEDAH
Malaysia
AHMAD FAZLAN AHMAD ZAMRI
FAKULTI SAINS PENTADBIRAN DAN
PENGAJIAN POLISI, UNIVERSITI
TEKNOLOGI MARA (UITM) SELANGOR
Malaysia
DR. YARINA AHMAD
INTEC EDUCATION COLLEGE
Malaysia
LILI SYAHANI BINTI RUSLI
KOLEJ POLY-TECH MARA BANGI
MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA
KUBANG PASU
Malaysia
WAN NUR ELIANA BT WAN MOHD
LUDIN
Malaysia
MOHD NAZRI BIN HALIM
MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA
KUBANG PASU
Malaysia
MOHD NAZRI BIN HALIM
6 D089
ME CO BOTTLE
PANDANUS ETHICAL AND VITALITY PARQUET USING
MENGKUANG LEAVES
RENEWABLE ENERGY REPELLENT USING SOLAR : AN
INNOVATION PEST ANIMALS REPELLENT IN
AGRICULTURE AND ENVIROMENT.
7 D090
RECHARGEABLE LARYNGOSCOPE WITH CAMERA ADDED
ABDUL AZIZ SHAH
Malaysia
WAN ROSEMEHAH BINTI WAN OMAR
8 D091
E-LEARNING PULSE OXIMETER KIT
ABDUL AZIZ SHAH
Malaysia
KU LEE CHIN
9 D092
AUTOMATED BILIRUBINOMETER
ABDUL AZIZ SHAH
Malaysia
IDA MARIA MOHD YUSOFF
POLYTECHNIC SULTAN SALAHUDDIN
ABDUL AZIZ SHAH
SJKT KANGKAR PULAI
Malaysia
Malaysia
PUSHPA A/P JEGANNATHAN
GOMATHY SANKARAN
UITM ALOR GAJAH
Malaysia
ILINADIA BINTI JAMIL
5 D088
10 D093
11 D094
12 D095
SMART BLOOD PRESSURE DEVICE USING WIRELESS
TECHNOLOGY
AQUA BICYCLE
A Transformation of Traditional Tarik Upih Game for
Edutainment Approach in Screen Based Application for
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13 D096
14 D097
15 D098
16 D099
17 D100
18 D101
19 D102
20 D103
21 D104
22 D105
GREMORE BAG
VEGA – AN ENJOYABLE ULAM ICE-CREAM
MODEL OF WAQAF EDUCATION FOR TAHFIZ SCHOOL
THE MNEMO VERB CARD: A CARD GAME TO ENHANCE
THE LEARNING OF IRREGULAR PAST AND PAST
PARTICIPLE VERB FORMS
CINTA ABADI TIKAR SEJADAH
REDUCTION OF ISI USING CLS-DFE FOR STF MIMOOFDMA IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
WIN-TECH (WATER NORMALITATION TECHNOLOGY)
APPLICATION OF QR-CODE BASED TECHNOLOGY AS
TEACHING MEDIA TO IMPROVE STUDENTS ENGLISH
VOCABULARY
STATISTICAL TOOL FOR QUALITY CONTROL
25 D108
TRIGON MAGIC
TEST REPOSITORY SYSTEM FOR MONITORING
STUDENTS PERFORMANCE
DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR ASSESSING STUDENTS' TALENT
INTELLIGENCE
HAND PICKING TOOL FOR G.A.S : AGRICULTURE
SOLUTION THROUGH DESIGN APPROACH
26 D109
SE-CART
27 D110
COURSE PLANNING AND TRACKING SYSTEM (TRACKS)
TYPEFACE DESIGN BASED ON A MALAY CLASSIC FILM
CHARACTER AND CHARACTERISTIC
23 D106
24 D107
28 D111
UITM CAWANGAN JOHOR, KAMPUS
SEGAMAT
UITM CAWANGAN PAHANG JENGKA
UITM KUALA PILAH CAMPUS
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
RAZIFAH BINTI OTHMAN
SITI FADHILAH BINTI ABDUL HAMID
RAFIDAH BINTI MOHD AZLI
UITM PERAK
UITM SEREMBAN TIGA
Malaysia
Malaysia
SHEEMA LIZA IDRIS
NOR SUHAIZA MD KHALID
UITM SHAH ALAM
UNIVERSITAS BRAWIJAYA
Malaysia
Indonesia
SITI MAISURAH SULONG
RAKA YHUDA PRATAMA
UNIVERSITAS ISLAM RIAU
Indonesia
Malaysia
ARIMULIANI AHMAD
MOHD NIZAM AB RAHMAN
Malaysia
NORASRANI BT RAMLI
Malaysia
NAIMAH MAT ISA
Malaysia
ERLANE K GHANI
(PAHANG)
(TERENGGANU)
MELAKA
Malaysia
AZMIR MAMAT NAWI
Malaysia
NOORSHILAWATI ABDUL AZIZ
Malaysia
HAPIZA OMAR
Malaysia
IQBAL BIN JAAPAR
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29 D112
30 D113
APRON PRAKTIKAL PENGURUS JENAZAH
32 D115
BIODATA ISTIMEWA PERDANA MENTERI MALAYSIA
THE SYNERGY DRIVE OF ISLAMIC RETAIL’S POLICY,
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP) AND
MODUS OPERANDI IN RESOLVING NON-PERFORMANCE
OF ZAKAT CONTRIBUTION.
Proses Penghasilan Warna Semulajadi Menerusi Kaedah
Eco Print Menggunakan Limbah Besi
33 D116
JUNKYARD ART TOOLS
34 D117
MY SMART PERSONAL FILE (MYSPE)
35 D118
37 D120
C-Flow Xpress
FATIGUE CRACK ZONES OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
BEAMS USING ACOUSTIC EMISSION INTENSITY
ANALYSIS
HIERARCHICAL ORDER OF CRACK CLASSIFICATION
USING AVERAGE FREQUENCY VERSUS RA-VALUE
38 D121
INTEGRATED RESTAURANT OPERATION SYSTEM
39 D122
HALAL FOOD APPS
INTRODUCING CIRIM FRAMEWORK FOR HIGH-RISE
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
31 D114
36 D119
40 D123
41 D124
42 D125
43 D126
JAWI CALLIGRAPHY PIXEL
A REVISITED DIMENSION OF SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT
Web based prototype development of geography
toolkit in teaching and learning geography at school
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CAWANGAN PERAK
Malaysia
MUHAMMAD YUSRI YUSOF @ SALLEH
CAWANGAN PERAK
Malaysia
MUHAMAD ABDUL AZIZ AB GANI
Malaysia
ZULKAFLI MOHD. YUSOF
Malaysia
NURUL AIN BINTI ALI
Malaysia
SARMAN BIN MOHAMAD
Malaysia
JENIWATY MOHD JODY
Malaysia
NORLAILA MOHD DIN
Malaysia
DR. NOORSUHADA MD NOR
Malaysia
DR. NOORSUHADA MD NOR
Malaysia
ANDERSON NGELAMBONG
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ZARIFAH MOHD ZAIN
Malaysia
AFZAN BINTI AHMAD ZAINI
Malaysia
Malaysia
MOHD ALI AZRAIE BIN BEBIT
ISMALAILI ISMAIL
KELANTAN
KELANTAN
KELANTAN
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA NEGERI
SEMBILAN
PAHANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PULAU
PINANG
PINANG
PINANG
PINANG
SARAWAK
SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PERLIS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PERLIS Malaysia
MOHD KHAIRY BIN KAMARUDIN
139
i-IDeATM 2016
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44 D127
45 D128
46 D129
47 D130
48 D131
49 D132
50 D133
51 D134
52 D135
DETERMINATION OF HALAL CERTIFICATION USING
CLOUD-BASED GIS
ULTIMATE SOLAR LUGGAGE
Seat Belt for Two
CREATIVE DELIVERY OF MEDICINAL INFORMATION BY
USING PICTOGRAMS
MYSPIRITUAL- AN INNOVATION MODULE FOR YOUTH
SPIRITUALITY DEVELOPMENT
A DUAL FUNCTION ANTI VIBRATION SYSTEM (CHEVRON
VISCOELASTIC DAMPER, CVD) FOR VIBRATION
RESPONSE.
GREEN POLYMER ELECTROLYTE BASED ON NPHTHALOYLCHITOSAN FOR DYE-SENSITIZED SOLAR
CELLS
A TIN-BASED OXIDE ANODE MATERIAL FOR LITHIUMION BATTERIES
E-CARD CONVOCATION
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NOORFATEKAH TALIB
NURUL FARIHIN BINTI MHD NASIR
NOOR HAFIZHA MOHD YUSUF
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, UITM
Malaysia
SITI NOORAISHAH HUSSIN
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA, 06010
SINTOK KEDAH
Malaysia
DR. MOHD SHAHRIL AHMAD RAZIMI
Malaysia
DR. MELDI SUHATRIL
Malaysia
ABDUL KARIEM BIN MOHD AROF
Malaysia
Malaysia
ABDUL KARIEM BIN MOHD AROF
SITI SALWA BINTI MD PADZIL
140
i-IDeATM 2016
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th
FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN FOR EVENT B & D (28 APRIL 2016)
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
B001
B020
B002
B019
B003
B018
B004
B017
B005
B016
B006
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141
i-IDeATM 2016
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th
FLOOR PLAN FOR EVENT C (28 APRIL 2016)
Booth Preparation : 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Competition : 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
C001
C020
C002
C019
C003
C018
C004
C017
C005
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