A Comparative Paper on Intelligence Fitness System Using the Concept of IoT

As we know after covid-19 usage of Gym and yoga center is really difficult so most of us using the online gym and yoga session , where we use multiple fitness equipment but some time we use those fitness equipment in wrong direction which causes serious health issues in future to avoid those issues there is need of smart fitness equipment which is able to give the suggestion once we use the equipment in wrong direction. , in this paper basically we did the study about the previous existing work on emotion analysis and try to find out the research gaps and there future scope. Keywords: IoT, Smart, Fitness, Health, Connectivity, BLE

Powrót do (już) nie swojego domu. Analiza porównawcza „Powrotu z gwiazd” Stanisława Lema i „Cylindra Van Troffa” Janusza A. Zajdla

The article is an attempt at a comparative analysis of the novels: Return from the Stars by Stanisław Lem and Van Troff’s Cylinder by Janusz A. Zajdel. Both works belonging to Polish science fiction present visions of humanity in the future. Despite obvious differences (both novels were written in different circumstances, one novel is a dystopia, the other an anti-utopia) it is possible to find areas common to both works representing the Polish science fiction genre. The novels present a pessimistic vision of humanity in the future. The greatest similarity, however, can be observed in the creation of the main characters, who experience culture shock when faced with a new vision of human society. The protagonists find themselves confused, discordant and despairing. They see that the changes have gone in the wrong direction. But it is too late for them to do anything about it, except for accepting this reality or trying to escape from it back into the stars.

Virtualisasi : Lonceng Reformasi Gereja Masa Kini

Abstrak Virtualisasi membuka banyak fakta tentang kondisi gereja saat ini yang telah berubah sifat dan fungsinya. Tujuan penelitian hendak menggugah gereja atas kondisi tersebut di atas. Masa ini dapat mengarahkan kepada dua situasi yang berbeda bagi gereja yaitu untuk tetap berada pada kesalahan jalur mengikuti sistem dunia atau kepada pemenuhan sifat dan fungsi sesuai yang dikehendaki Tuhan. Metode penelitian kualitatif deskriptif dengan studi pustaka dan dilengkapi dengan wawancara serta observasi langsung di lapangan. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa virtualisasi yang terjadi sebagai momen penting bagi gereja untuk menyadari kesalahan arah dan melakukan reformasi fundamental terkait eksistensinya di dunia ini. Abstract Virtualization opens up many facts about the current state of the church which has changed its nature and function. The purpose of this research is to inspire the church to the conditions mentioned above. This period can lead to two different situations for the church, namely to remain on the wrong track to follow the world system or to fulfill the nature and function according to God's will. Descriptive qualitative research method with literature study and equipped with interviews and direct observation in the field. The results show that virtualization is an important moment for the church to realize the wrong direction and carry out fundamental reforms related to its existence in this world.

Implicit adaptation to mirror-reversal is in the correct coordinate system but the wrong direction

Learning in visuomotor adaptation tasks is the result of both explicit and implicit processes. Explicit processes, operationalized as re-aiming an intended movement to a new goal, account for a significant proportion of learning. However, implicit processes, operationalized as error-dependent learning that gives rise to aftereffects, appear to be highly constrained. The limitations of implicit learning are highlighted in the mirror-reversal task, where implicit corrections act in opposition to performance. This is surprising given the mirror-reversal task has been viewed as emblematic of implicit learning. One potential issue not being considered in these studies is that both explicit and implicit processes were allowed to operate concurrently, which may interact, potentially in opposition. Therefore, we sought to further characterized implicit learning in a mirror-reversal task with a clamp design to isolate implicit learning from explicit strategies. We confirmed that implicit adaptation is in the wrong direction for mirror-reversal and operates as if the perturbation were a rotation, and only showed a moderate attenuation after three days of training. This result raised the question of whether implicit adaptation blindly operates as though perturbations were a rotation. In a separate experiment, which directly compared a mirror-reversal and a rotation, we found that implicit adaptation operates in a proper coordinate system for different perturbations: adaptation to a mirror-reversal and rotational perturbation is more consistent with Cartesian and polar coordinate systems, respectively. It remains an open question why implicit process would be flexible to the coordinate system of a perturbation but continue to be directed inappropriately.

Fermentation technology applied in the insect value chain: making a win-win between microbes and insects

The insect sector can benefit from applying fermentation technology as a process step at multiple stages. In the first place, fermentation of the (usually plant-based) substrate is comparable to silage applied in traditional animal husbandry and it is already applied in the insect industry. The process can enhance the digestibility of the substrate for insects, or when insects are reared on fermented substrates, their characteristics or those of the residue may be more suited for certain applications. In contrast, fermentation of the insects themselves is less well established. From the few reports available, it appears that optimalisation of the fermentation of insects, an animal-based matrix, is not evident. Fermentation can go in the wrong direction when the process conditions are not properly fined-tuned for the matrix. Nevertheless, insect fermentation deserves further exploration. The few studies available on the topic prove that fermentation can improve their taste, aroma, shelf life, digestibility and/or other characteristics, leading to new applications.

Implicit adaptation to mirror-reversal is in the correct coordinate system but the wrong direction

Learning in visuomotor adaptation tasks is the result of both explicit and implicit processes. Explicit processes, operationalized as re-aiming an intended movement to a new goal, account for the lion's share of learning while implicit processes, operationalized as error-dependent learning that gives rise to aftereffects, appear to be highly constrained. The limitations of implicit learning are highlighted in the mirror-reversal task, where implicit corrections act in opposition to performance. This is surprising given the mirror-reversal task has been viewed as emblematic of implicit learning. One potential confound of these studies is that both explicit and implicit processes were allowed to operate concurrently, which may interact, potentially in opposition. Therefore, we sought to further characterized implicit learning in a mirror-reversal task with a clamp design to isolate implicit learning from explicit strategies. We confirmed that implicit adaptation is in the wrong direction for mirror-reversal and operates as if the perturbation were a rotation, and only showed a moderate attenuation after three days of training. This result raised the question of whether implicit adaptation blindly operates as though perturbations were a rotation. In a separate experiment, which directly compared a mirror-reversal and a rotation, we found that implicit adaptation operates in a proper coordinate system for different perturbations: adaptation to a mirror-reversal and rotational perturbation is more consistent with Cartesian and polar coordinate systems, respectively. It remains an open question why implicit process would be flexible to the coordinate system of a perturbation but continue to be directed inappropriately.