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Berita Resmi Paten Seri-A ISSN : 0854-6789 BERITA RESMI PATEN SERI-A No. BRP631/IV/2019 DIUMUMKAN TANGGAL 05 APRIL 2019 s/d 05 OKTOBER 2019 PENGUMUMAN BERLANGSUNG SELAMA 6 (ENAM) BULAN SESUAI DENGAN KETENTUAN PASAL 48 AYAT (1) UNDANG-UNDANG PATEN NOMOR 13 TAHUN 2016 DITERBITKAN BULAN APRIL 2019 DIREKTORAT PATEN, DTLST, DAN RD DIREKTORAT JENDERAL KEKAYAAN INTELEKTUAL KEMENTERIAN HUKUM DAN HAK ASASI MANUSIA REPUBLIK INDONESIA BERITA RESMI PATEN SERI-A No. 631 TAHUN 2019 PELINDUNG MENTERI HUKUM DAN HAK ASASI MANUSIA REPUBLIK INDONESIA TIM REDAKSI Penasehat : Direktur Jenderal Kekayaan Intelektual Penanggung jawab : Direktur Paten, DTLST, dan RD Ketua : Kasubdit Permohonan dan Publikasi Sekretaris : Kasi Publikasi dan Dokumentasi Anggota : Yuriko Pandit, S.Sos. Asmal Herdyka Sulistiardi, S.Si. Penyelenggara Direktorat Paten, DTLST, dan RD Direktorat Jenderal Kekayaan Intelektual Alamat Redaksi dan Tata Usaha Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Kav. 8-9 Jakarta Selatan 12190 Telepon: (021) 57905611 Faksimili: (021) 57905611 Website : www.dgip.go.id INFORMASI UMUM Berita Resmi Paten Nomor 631 Tahun Ke-29 ini berisi segala kegiatan yang berkaitan dengan pengajuan Permintaan Paten ke Kantor Paten dan memuat lembar halaman pertama (front page) dari dokumen Paten. Daftar Bibliografi yang tertera dalam lembar halaman pertama (front page) adalah sesuai dengan INID Code (Internationally agreed Number of the Identification of Date Code). Penjelasan Nomor Kode pada halaman pertama (front page) Paten adalah sebagai berikut : (11) : Nomor Dokumen (20) : Jenis Publikasi (Paten atau Permohonan Paten) (13) : Pengumuman Paten (pertama) (19) : Negara dimana tempat diajukan Permohonan Paten (21) : Nomor Permohonan Paten (22) : Tanggal Penerimaan Permohonan Paten (30) : Data Prioritas (31) : Nomor Prioritas (32) : Tanggal / Bulan / Tahun diberikan Hak Prioritas (33) : Negara yang memberikan Hak Prioritas (43) : Tanggal Pengumuman Permohonan Paten (51) : International Patent Classification (IPC) (54) : Judul Invensi (57) : Abstrak atau Klaim (71) : Nama dan Alamat yang Mengajukan Permohonan Paten (72) : Nama Penemu (Inventor) (74) : Nama dan Alamat Konsultan Paten (20) RI Permohonan Paten (19) ID (11) No Pengumuman : 2019/02321 (13) A (51) I.P.C : Int.Cl.2017.01/G 01P 5/02(2006.01), G 01P 7/00(2006.01), G 08B 21/08(2006.01), B 63B 22/18(2006.01) (21) No. Permohonan Paten : P00201807703 (71) Nama dan Alamat yang Mengajukan Permohonan Paten : Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI) (22) Tanggal Penerimaan Permohonan Paten : Pusat Inovasi Gedung Inovasi - LIPI 28 September 2018 Jl. Raya Jakarta-Bogor KM. 47 Cibinong, Bogor - 16912 (30) Data Prioritas : (72) Nama Inventor : (31) Nomor (32) Tanggal (33) Negara Dr. Bambang Widiyatmoko, M.Eng., ID Dra. Dwi Bayuwati, M.Eng.Sc., ID (43) Tanggal Pengumuman Paten : Dr. Edi Kurniawan, ID 05 April 2019 Imam Mulyanto, ST., ID Suryadi, S.Si., ID Mefina Y. Rofianingrum, MT., ID M. Imam Afandi, S.Si., MT., ID Surip Kartolo, ID (74) Nama dan Alamat Konsultan Paten : (54) Judul Invensi : SISTEM PEMANTAUAN LINGKUNGAN AIR IN SITU MENGGUNAKAN PELAMPUNG (57) Abstrak : Invensi ini berhubungan dengan cara memantau kondisi air disuatu daerah aliran secara waktu nyata dan daring. Teknik pemantauan kondisi atau kualitas air telah lama ada dan banyak dipasaran, namun dari semua yang ada terpaku pada pengamatan pada titik yang tetap sehingga tidak bisa diketahui daerah daerah mana yang mempunyai perubahan drastis. Untuk mengatasi hal ini, dalam invensi ini dilakukan dengan membuat suatu pelampung yang berisi GPS modul, kompas, accelerometer dan sensor yang tidak terbatas pada kekeruhan dan PH. Dalam teknik ini, pelampung dialirkan ke sungai atau laut agar mengikuti aliran air dan setiap saat yang ditentukan merekan dan mengirimkan data posisi yang diperoleh dari GPS dan data dari sensor sensor yang dipasang ke penerima data.minimal diperlukan 1 pelampung dan dapat diperbanyak sesuai kebutuhan, dimana masing masing pelamapung diberikan kode khusus untuk identifikasi data. Kemudian penerima data akan memproses data yang diterima dan menampilkan dalam bentuk tabel atau grafik. Kecepatan aliran air dihitung dari beda jarak 2 posisi yang diperoleh dari GPS dibagi dengan waktu yang diperlukan untuk menempuh jarak tersebut. (20) RI Permohonan Paten (19) ID (11) No Pengumuman : 2019/02322 (13) A (51) I.P.C : Int.Cl.2017.01/G 01H 9/00(2006.01) (21) No. Permohonan Paten : P00201807705 (71) Nama dan Alamat yang Mengajukan Permohonan Paten : Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI) (22) Tanggal Penerimaan Permohonan Paten : Pusat Inovasi Gedung Inovasi - LIPI 28 September 2018 Jl. Raya Jakarta-Bogor KM. 47, Cibinong, Bogor - 16912 (30) Data Prioritas : (72) Nama Inventor : (31) Nomor (32) Tanggal (33) Negara Dra. Dwi Bayuwati, M.Eng.Sc., ID Imam Mulyanto, S.T., ID (43) Tanggal Pengumuman Paten : Suryadi, S,Si., ID 05 April 2019 Dr. Bambang Widiyatmoko, M.Eng., ID Dr. Edi Kurniawan, ST., M.Eng, ID (74) Nama dan Alamat Konsultan Paten : EKSTENSOMETER SERAT OPTIK DENGAN PENGATURAN MODULASI SUMBER CAHAYA LASER (54) Judul Invensi : UNTUK EFISIENSI SUPLAI DAYA LISTRIK (57) Abstrak : Invensi ini berkaitan dengan ekstensometer serat optik yang memanfaatkan pengaturan modulasi lebar pulsa cahaya laser untuk efisiensi suplai daya listrik. Ekstensometer serat optik dalam invensi ini digunakan untuk mengukur pergeseran tanah dengan teknik modulasi intensitas berbasis efek pelengkungan makro. Ekstensometer serat optik dalam invensi ini terdiri atas mikrokontroler yang diprogram untuk memodulasi sumber cahaya laser menjadi pulsa optik, sensor serat optik moda tunggal berbasis efek pelengkungan makro, detektor cahaya dan sistem penguat, GSM dan antena serta komponen untuk suplai daya terdiri atas solar sel, solar charge controller dan aki. Pengatur waktu pulsa menyala dan waktu pulsa mati hasil pemrograman menggunakan bahasa C+ mengatur beda waktu pulsa menyala dan beda waktu pulsa mati cahaya laser untuk diteruskan ke serat optik, diterima detektor serta diperkuat oleh amplifier. Piranti GSM melalui antena mengirimkan sinyal listrik yang telah diperkuat dan mengandung informasi pergeseran tanah ke mobile phone pengguna berupa short message service (SMS). Suplai daya aki diisi arusnya melalui solar sel yang terpapar sinar matahari dan diatur proses pengisian arusnya menggunakan solar charge controller. Penghematan daya yang dapat dicapai dengan menggunakan teknik modulasi lebar pulsa pada sistem ekstensometer serat optik ini mencapai 30% dibandingkan dengan ekstensometer serat optik yang menggunakan sumber cahaya laser kontinyu. (20) RI Permohonan Paten (19) ID (11) No Pengumuman : 2019/02323 (13) A (51) I.P.C : Int.Cl.2017.01/G 06F 17/00(2006.01) (21) No. Permohonan Paten : P00201807706 (71) Nama dan Alamat yang Mengajukan Permohonan Paten : Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI) (22) Tanggal Penerimaan Permohonan Paten : Pusat lnovasi Gedung Inovasi - LIPI 28 September 2018 Jl. Raya Jakarta-Bogor KM. 47, Cibinong, Bogor - 16912 (30) Data Prioritas : (72) Nama Inventor : (31) Nomor (32) Tanggal (33) Negara Dr. Wiwin Surwaningsih, M.T., ID (43) Tanggal Pengumuman Paten : (74) Nama dan Alamat Konsultan Paten : 05 April 2019 (54) Judul Invensi : METODA UNTUK MENEMENUKAN POLA PASANGAN KALIMAT TANYA-JAWAB BAHASA ALAMI (57) Abstrak : Invensi ini berhubungan dengan suatu metode untuk menemukan pola pasangan kalimat tanya-jawab menggunakan pembangkitan pertanyaan berbasis variasi sintaks dengan menggunakan pendekatan pelabelan peran semantik. Metode variasi sintaks dengan menggunakan pendekatan pelabelan peran semantik terdiri dari melakukan idetifikasi topik kalimat, memberikan label perang semantik pada kata kunci, dan melakukan mengidentifikasi setiap kata kunci kedalam empat kategori jenis kata tanya. Hasil dari invensi ini adalah menemukan pola pasangan kalimat tanya-jawab untuk bahasa alami khususnya bahasa Indoensia dengan data masukan berupa capture teks menggunakan perangkat mobile (mobile device). (20) RI Permohonan Paten (19) ID (11) No Pengumuman : 2019/02324 (13) A (51) I.P.C : Int.Cl.2017.01/C 11D 3/48(2006.01) (21) No. Permohonan Paten : P00201807707 (71) Nama dan Alamat yang Mengajukan Permohonan Paten : Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI) (22) Tanggal Penerimaan Permohonan Paten : Pusat lnovasi Gedung Inovasi - LIPI 28 September 2018 Jl. Raya Jakarta-Bogor KM. 47, Cibinong, Bogor - 16912 (30) Data Prioritas : (72) Nama Inventor : (31) Nomor (32) Tanggal (33) Negara Joddy Arya Laksmono, S.T., M.T., ID Dr. Eng. Agus Haryono, ID (43) Tanggal Pengumuman Paten : Hadidjah, ID 05 April 2019 Dadi Ramdani, ID Andi Widyarto, S.T., ID Andi Suhandi, ID Jawahir, ID (74) Nama dan Alamat Konsultan Paten : FORMULASI SABUN CAIR MENGGUNAKAN TEKNOLOGI NANO MEDISINAL YANG MEMILIKI SIFAT (54) Judul Invensi : ANTIBAKTERI (57) Abstrak : Invensi ini bertujuan untuk menciptakan suatu produk yang dapat digunakan untuk melakukan proses pembersihan kotoran- kotoran yang melekat pada perkakas dapur, bagian dari tubuh, bagian dari lantai rumah dan pakaian dengan memperhatikan kaidah-kaidah yang telah tertera pada SNI 06-4075-1996. Material koloid nanosilver yang merupakan bahan nanomedisinal serta memiliki sifat antibakteri yang baik. Aplikasi dari material tersebut digunakan sebagai antibakteri pada beberapa cairan pembersih dengan tujuan untuk memberikan efek bakterisida terhadap formula-formula cairan pembersih. (20) RI Permohonan Paten (19) ID (11) No Pengumuman : 2019/02325 (13) A (51) I.P.C : Int.Cl.2017.01/F 26B 9/00(2006.01) (21) No. Permohonan Paten : P00201807708 (71) Nama dan Alamat yang
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