Many New Innovations at the TA EE Days 2019 Exhibition

ITB students, especially STEI, already know that Electrical Engineering Days (EE Days) is an annual event organized by Bachelor’s Program in Electrical Engineering and the ITB Electrical Engineering Student Association (HME ITB). This is an exhibition of students' final projects filled with the latest technological innovations. 

As in 2018, EE Days was held at the East Hall of ITB Ganesha. The event, held from August 5-7, 2019, carried the theme "Experience the Revolution." As the title suggests, this year's EE Days event was steeped in innovation, embracing the 4.0 revolution.

There are around 28 titles of final assignments and their contents. prototype-was exhibited at this event. The students who carried each project also seemed enthusiastic in providing explanations to all visitors who came, both students and the general public. Just like last year, visitors could also choose prototype favorite final assignment by attaching special stickers on the students' stalls.

Apart from displaying the final assignments of electrical engineering students, there are also invitations to industry and agencies for discussions, both to discuss final assignments as... preliminary research and to open up internship opportunities. This is of course done to improve the quality of the EE Days program and pave the way for collaboration between industry and ITB.

There are many discoveries at the EE Days exhibition that will be very beneficial to many people. For example, the project RoboGrass, A weed-killing robot that automatically maintains grass fields. A device like this would certainly make things easier for people like field managers, and it could also be significantly cheaper.

In addition to RoboGrass, here is a list of the 27 final project projects on display:

1. Locatim: a project to detect the number of people in a room.
2. Fortoken: ATM security system using the OTP (One Time Password) method.
3. Aegys: a robot for mapping hazardous chemicals in contaminated fields.
4. SPOS: MCB trip prevention socket.
5. EVA System: heavy equipment operation visualization system.
6. RI-VER: a product for remote river water quality monitoring.
7. GaneshBlue: a product of the Advanced Robotics Research Laboratory for the mission surveillance.
8. Robucor: a robot that cleans dust and detects leaks in HVAC.
9. Albatross: rotary wing drone with future propeller systems.
10. Bedssys: 4 camera security system.
11. VIDI: a shop traffic detection system using the method deep learning.
12. WeCare: a body movement recognition and counting product for sports.
13. CBDiag: a tool to provide car battery information.
14. Ur-BOSS: a tool for viewing blind spot from inside the car.
15. BLEGS: assistive device for sufferers paraplegia parsial.
16. MSL v4.0: a soccer robot that can play automatically.
17. MTDAS: a system to help mining truck drivers navigate the terrain.
18. Alpenso: stationary object, ditch, tree and crossbar detector for the blind.
19. SIP!: a system for parking management, automatically identifying vehicle numbers.
20. COSETRA: alat titrasi berbasis deteksi perubahan warna.
21. Nimby: an actuator that can biomimic the movement of animal legs.
22. InCharge: electric car charger in office areas.
23. Awacles: alat pencucian wafer semikonduktor.
24. AssystDrive: detector to provide warning to drowsy drivers.
25. Reldrom: an instrument for measuring the quality of Runway Edge Light light distribution at airports.
26. HY-GENE: hybrid generator to increase flight duration drone rotary wing.
27. SELFO: self-service ordering and payment tool for canteens.