STEI Students Showcase Dozens of Works: EE-Days Events
A total of 50 works by the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) as well as synergistic works with national electrical companies from various classifications were exhibited at the "Electrical Engineering Days" at the ITB campus on Jalan Ganeca, Bandung City.
"This exhibition is a showcase of electronic works produced by ITB and also several national electrical institutions and industries," said Head of the ITB Electrical Engineering Study Program, Dr. Arief Syaichu Rohman, at the ITB Bandung Campus, Tuesday (3/6).
He mentioned that there were several works from several large Indonesian industries, for example LEN, PLN and PT Pelindo.
According to Arief, the works displayed at EE-Days were divided into several classifications, ranging from electronic products for agriculture, health, defense, commercial and advertising, robotics to telecommunications.
The defense classification showcased several products, including codes for security and remote missile control. There was also a cardiovascular disease detection device for health classification.
"The long-range missile control is the result of cooperation with Lapan and is at the development stage," said Arief.
He further explained that Indonesian industry interest in students' electronics projects is already quite high. With this high level of interest, this electronics project is geared towards meeting that demand.
In addition to meeting industrial needs, it is hoped that these students' work will be able to answer real existing problems.
"Hopefully, this work will be able to meet the needs of the industry and can answer real problems that exist," said Arief.
The Chair of the EE-Days Committee, Dr. Arif Sasongko, expressed a similar sentiment, stating that apart from being a means of interaction between students and industry, this exhibition was also intended as a means of interaction with other parties, especially the public.
He said the public plays a crucial role, especially in terms of criticism and suggestions. "Public criticism and suggestions are crucial, and this exhibition also serves as an educational tool for the public," Arif added.
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