Smart AI Hometown Project-Coastline Environment Quality Testing Benefit Assessment with AiRgo: Taking the Northern Coast of Tamsui, Taiwan as an Example

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Title:	Smart AI Hometown Project-Coastline Environment Quality Testing Benefit Assessment with AiRgo: Taking the Northern Coast of Tamsui, Taiwan as an Example
Authors:	Chang, Yi-Lung Lin and Chia-Ling
Keywords:	Ecological Environmental Protection;Hometown Environmental Protection Programs;AIOT (AI and IoT) Smart Networking Technology;Environmental Monitoring;Ecological Protection Activities
Date:	2024-07-08
Issue Date:	2024-09-13 12:06:21 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	Ecological environmental protection is an important issue that continues to be of concern in the education field. Through environmental protection programs that care for one's hometown, it can not only enhance individuals' respect for the natural ecology and environmental literacy, but also help create a friendlier living environment. Therefore, it is crucial for individuals to explore the current status of their local ecological environment, including conducting surveys, recording, and promoting effective ecological protection strategies.To this end, we plan to develop an AR glasses smart navigation device called AiRgo. AiRgo uses AIOT smart networking technology and combines conversational robots to provide real-time ecological exploration assistance on AR glasses. Through this device, participants can gain an in-depth understanding of local ecological conditions in specific courses, implement environmental monitoring and record data, which will be used for future ecological impact analysis, further forming the basis for improving the current situation and planning ecological restoration strategies.The preliminary tests of this project to monitor the coastline environment in fresh water in Taiwan have shown the feasibility and benefits of the device. It is expected that these results can be used by relevant research institutions to promote wider ecological protection activities.
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