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Concept of a Cyber-Physical System for Control of a Self-Cleaning Aquaponic Unit

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By Kristiyan Dimitrov, Nayden Chivarov, Stefan Chivarov, Tsvetelina Paunova-Krasteva
| MDPI
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Explaining the hidden "Google Hangouts" Chrome extension

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By Kristiyan Dimitrov
| The Code Project
According to Luca Casonato on Twitter, every Chromium-based browser leaks information about your computer to domains owned by Google. Let's dig a little deeper into this. How it works There is a hidden extension deep in the Chromium source code named "Google Hangouts". You cannot see or uninstall this extension, but you can read it's source code on the Chromium documentation.
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Algorithm for Autonomous Management of a Poultry Farm by a Cyber-Physical System

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By Kristiyan Dimitrov, Nayden Chivarov, Stefan Chivarov
| MDPI
4.2. Main Part of the Work Algorithm The main working algorithm of the proposed cyber-physical system can be divided into five parts for easier presentation. In the first part (Figure 2), the temperature in the building at the level of the broilers ti is measured and compared with the temperature set by the system. That temperature changes according to the age of the chickens by the timer ts1. It depends on what type of ventilation will be undertaken.
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