Android-Based Restaurant Food Donation and Distribution App for Helping Hands Using Global Positioning System

This research aims to design an Android-based application for the donation and distribution of surplus and leftover food from restaurants to support underprivileged residents (receivers). We utilized Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to efficiently connect food donors with those in need, ensuring that only safe and edible surplus food is distributed, while intentionally excluding inedible waste. The integration of GPS is anticipated to enhance the efficiency of both food collection and distribution processes. The research follows the Prototype method and utilizes observational techniques. Technologies used include JavaScript and PHP, with React Native as the framework, and MySQL as the database. The outcome of this research is a streamlined process for restaurants to manage surplus food distribution and facilitate easy food donations through smartphones.

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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icoris63540.2024.10903796
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Android-Based Restaurant Food Donation and Distribution App for Helping Hands Using Global Positioning System

Semmy Wellem Taju, David Jonathan Kawengian, Novrando Natanael Hizkia
Varied Academic Research Topics
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Android-Based Restaurant Food Donation and Distribution App for Helping Hands Using Global Positioning System

Semmy Wellem Taju, David Jonathan Kawengian, Novrando Natanael Hizkia
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This research aims to design an Android-based application for the donation and distribution of surplus and leftover food from restaurants to support underprivileged residents (receivers). We utilized Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to efficiently connect food donors with those in need, ensuring that only safe and edible surplus food is distributed, while intentionally excluding inedible waste. The integration of GPS is anticipated to enhance the efficiency of both food collection and distribution processes. The research follows the Prototype method and utilizes observational techniques. Technologies used include JavaScript and PHP, with React Native as the framework, and MySQL as the database. The outcome of this research is a streamlined process for restaurants to manage surplus food distribution and facilitate easy food donations through smartphones.

Klabat University (ID)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
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Android-Based Restaurant Food Donation and Distribution App for Helping Hands Using Global Positioning System — Semmy Wellem Taju, David Jonathan Kawengian, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS