Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and Automations
One of the emerging and crucial features in the modern technologies which growth and demand are skyrocketing. Currently, about 80% of automation technologies are based on artificial intelligence, and intrinsically connected to internet of things.
Why it matters?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been widely used today, for example, in data processing, data tracking, language processing and image recognition. Using AI, machines and many other instruments can be more automated and efficient. However, AI is not just about automation, it can learn and develop themselves using pre-programmed condition. Complemented by the internet of things (IoT) connection to transmit the data to the adjacent devices and systems, companies can rely on this automated system that integrate data collection and analytics rather than use manpower. 
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As an emerging technology that connects a set of links with literally anything, from anywhere using any connection in any period, this technology set have huge benefits in the industrial automation system.
Our Team
Meet the experts of the artificial intelligent, internet of things and automation field.
Selected research
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Combining 10 Matrix Pressure Sensor to Read Human Body’s Pressure in Sleeping Position in Relation with Decubitus Patients (Pranjoto, Miyara and Agustine, 2022)
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​IoT -based Public Street Lighting System (Labi, Joewono and Angka, 2022)
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A Novel Approach of Controlling Stoppage of Drip Infusion Using Image Processing on Raspberry PI Platform: A Novel Approach of Controlling Stoppage of Drip Infusion (Pranjoto et al., 2021)
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Tire Pressure and the Availability of Gasoline Monitoring Tools Based on IoT (Nugroho et al., 2020)
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Graphical Pressure Mapping of a 2288 Sensing-Point Matrix Pressure Sensor Using Raspberry Pi (Miyata et al., 2020)
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Automation system for the liquidation process in making liquid sugar from cassava (Sirait, Yuliati, and Santosa, 2020)
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Irrigation system automation and administration of nutritional levels based on the total value of Dissolve Solid (TDS) in Hydroponic via Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) (Parikesit et al., 2019)
