Implementation of Object Detection With You Only Look Once Algorithm in Limited Face-To-Face Times in Pandemic

• Published in: Journal of Applied Engineering and Technological Science (Online) 2022-12, Vol.4 (1), p.400-404
• Main Authors: Yunefri, Yogi, Sutejo, Sutejo, Fadrial, Yogi Ersan, Anggraini, Keumala, Ramadhani, Maya, Hardianto, Roki
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Subjects: Covid-19; Detector; Social Distancing; YOLO Algorithm
• ISSN: 2715-6087; 2715-6079
• DOI: 10.37385/jaets.v4i1.1161

Covid-19 has hit many countries in the world, including Indonesia. The rapid and deadly spread of Covid-19 reached Indonesia in early 2020. This pandemic of course had a detrimental impact on the Indonesian people in terms of health, economy, education and others. The Indonesian government certainly does not remain silent, the government is aggressively making efforts to break the Covid-19 chain in various ways, one of the efforts made is to continuously inform about the health protocols recommended by the government to prevent transmission. The Indonesian Ministry of Health (in Mardhia et al., 2020) Efforts that can be made in the prevention phase by each individual include: Wearing a mask, Wearing gloves, Using hand sanitizer/disinfectant, Washing hands with soap, Avoiding touching the face, Avoid shaking hands, Avoid gatherings or long queues, Avoid touching objects/object surfaces in public areas, Avoid taking public transportation, Maintain a distance of at least two meters from other people when outside the house, and If you show symptoms of illness, immediately notify the people around. Even though they have been informed about the prevention of Covid-19, the public tends to be negligent in implementing health protocols, one of which is the application of Social Distancing. Therefore, this study will create a distance detector using the YOLOv3 algorithm as one of the detection objects for the implementation of community activity restrictions