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National Monthly Webinar: Adapting Ergonomics and Occupational Safety and Health in Modern Digital-Based Work Systems

On Friday (June 13), the Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FIT), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) held a monthly national webinar titled “Adapting Ergonomics and Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) in Modern Digital-Based Work Systems.” The event aimed to highlight the importance of ergonomics and occupational safety and health (OSH). The objective is to address the significant changes brought about by the 4th Industrial Revolution and Society 5.0.

Syawarani Gayatri, as the Master of Ceremony, welcomed participants at 9:30 AM WIB via online platform. Distian Pingkan Lumi, an Industrial Engineering student at UII, facilitated the session and subsequent discussions.

Experience of the Speaker

This webinar featured speaker Atyanti Dyah Prabaswari, S.T., M.Sc. She is a lecturer in the Industrial Engineering program specializing in Ergonomics and Human Factor Engineering. Given her expertise, the webinar topic on Occupational Safety and Health is highly relevant for her to present.

With her exceptional experience, Atyanti completed her undergraduate and master’s degrees in the Industrial Engineering Program at Gadjah Mada University. From 2018 to 2022, she served as Head of the Work System Design and Ergonomics Laboratory (DSK&E). Additionally, since 2019 until now, she has been entrusted as the Executive Editor of the Journal of Appropriate Technology for Community Services.

Furthermore, Atyanti Dyah Prabaswari, S.T., M.Sc., explained that Industry 5.0 does not only focus on technology but also places humans at the center of attention.

“We cannot avoid technological advancements. The challenge is not about the loss of jobs but how we master technology to create new, more meaningful, and safer jobs,” she stated.

She presented various case studies of workplace accidents in Indonesia caused by weak implementation of occupational safety and health (OSH) culture. She then provided examples of cases in Morowali and the cargo port as concrete illustrations of weak workplace safety systems. According to her, to reduce accident rates, it is necessary to design integrated AI, IoT, and automation systems ergonomically.

Q&A Session

The session then moved into an interactive discussion. One participant expressed concerns about the “illusion of control”—a condition where humans become overly reliant on technology, potentially reducing vigilance and leading to accidents. In response, Atyanti emphasized the importance of continuous improvement and management reviews within every organization.

“We must ensure that technological systems are consistently evaluated and improved through regular management reviews,” she stressed.

At the end of the session, Atyanti highlighted the importance of enhancing human resource capacity through higher education that is adaptive to technology. She encouraged participants not only to be users of technology but also creators of solutions through data analysis and improved human-computer interaction design.

In conclusion, adaptation to technology must occur without eliminating the human role, but by shifting the focus of work from operational to managerial tasks. With high participant enthusiasm, the organizing committee announced that the next webinar will be held in July 2025, featuring other expert speakers from the field of management science.

Rani Novalentina

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UII Industrial Engineering Discusses the Evolution of Supply Chain Performance Measurement Systems in a Monthly National Webinar

The Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) once again held a national webinar on Friday (May 16) with the theme “Supply Chain Performance Measurement System: From Evolution to Future Research.” The event featured Vembri Noor Helia, S.T., M.T. as the main speaker. He is a lecturer and researcher specializing in production systems and supply chains.

The webinar began at 9:00 AM WIB and was moderated by Distian Pingkan Lumi. After the opening and introduction of the speaker, the event continued with Vembri Noor Helia presenting the material. He discussed the results of a systematic literature review on performance measurement in supply chain systems.

Presentation of Materials

In his presentation, Vembri emphasized the importance of performance measurement as the foundation for continuous improvement. He cited Deming’s principles of quality management, which emphasize that,

“We cannot improve what we do not measure.”

He then discussed the definition and scope of the Supply Chain Performance Measurement System (SCPMS), including its evolution from conventional to modern approaches, highlighting the integration of sustainability and digital technology aspects.

The topic of SCPMS is important due to the increasing complexity of today’s global supply chains, which require companies to collaborate and adapt quickly. Performance measurement is not only applicable internally but also among actors in the supply chain, including suppliers, distributors, and end consumers.

“With digital transformation and global pressure for sustainable business practices, an integrated performance measurement system has become an urgent necessity,” explained Vembri.

He explained that SCPMS not only functions to measure internal company efficiency but also integrates performance among actors in the supply chain. In his presentation, he outlined the SCPMS lifecycle, which consists of four main phases: design, implementation, use, and evaluation.

The presentation also included the results of a systematic literature review of 78 international articles over the past two decades. The findings showed that the SCPMS approach has undergone significant development, particularly with the increasing integration of advanced analytical methods, sustainability, and digital transformation.

Discussion Session

The discussion session was lively. Several questions from participants raised current issues, such as the impact of digital transformation on supply chain performance measurement, challenges of the rebound effect in green supply chains, and questions related to examples of thesis titles relevant to the SCPMS theme.

Vembri cited the integration of real-time manufacturing and retail data as an example of digital performance measurement. Regarding the rebound effect, he suggested using risk identification and a circular sustainability model approach as strategic solutions.

The webinar concluded with an invitation to students to consider the topic of Supply Chain Performance Measurement Systems for their final projects and further research, given its broad application potential across various industrial sectors.

Rani Novalentina

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UII Industrial Engineering Monthly National Webinar: Predicting Spare Part Requirements with Machine Learning

On Friday (25/04), the Master’s Program in Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), once again hosted a national webinar titled “Informed Decision Making on the Prediction of Spare Part Requirements Based on a Machine Learning Approach” in April 2025. The UII Industrial Engineering Undergraduate Program regularly organizes this event as part of its monthly agenda. The National Monthly Webinar series is open to participants from various regions across Indonesia.

Muhammad Imam Baihaqi, the MC for this event, opened the webinar at 9:00 AM WIB. Following the opening remarks and the reading of the agenda, the national anthem of Indonesia and the UII hymn were sung, followed by a group photo session with all participants. Zahwa Putri Aghniya, the moderator, will accompany the participants for the next two hours.

Zahwa introduced the main speaker, Ir. Winda Nurcahyo, ST., M.Eng., Ph.D., IPM, ASEAN Eng., who currently serves as the Head of the Master’s Program in Industrial Engineering at UII. She is renowned as an expert in asset management and actively participates in various training and research activities at both national and international levels.

Presentation of Materials

Winda then explained the connection between industrial engineering and asset management within an integrated system comprising humans, materials, information, equipment, and energy. She emphasized that predicting spare part needs is crucial for maintaining a company’s asset performance, particularly in the oil and gas and energy sectors.

“We must view assets not merely as inanimate objects but as part of an integrated system comprising humans, materials, information, equipment, and energy,” Winda stated.

She also presented her latest research conducted with UII alumnus Rizky Wijaya on utilizing spare part purchase data in the oil and gas industry to predict future needs using a machine learning approach.

Following that, Winda presented the results of her research conducted with UII alumnus Rizky Wijaya on the use of machine learning methods to predict spare part needs based on purchase data in the oil and gas industry. This research won the Best Paper Award at the IEOM conference in Australia in 2023.

Through clustering analysis and association rules, they were able to identify purchasing patterns and relationships between spare parts that are often purchased together. These results are expected to help companies plan spare part procurement more efficiently and avoid losses due to machine downtime.

Q&A Session

After the presentation, the moderator opened the Q&A session for participants. One participant, Theofilus Bayu from PGRI University Yogyakarta, asked about the relationship between predictive maintenance and asset management. In response, Winda explained that the choice of maintenance strategy (preventive, corrective, or predictive) directly impacts costs, risks, and asset performance.

“The appropriate strategy must be chosen based on the criticality classification of each machine and supported by lifecycle cost analysis,” she explained.

Finally, Aghni concluded the webinar by encouraging participants to continue following the upcoming monthly webinar series by the Industrial Engineering Department at UII. Students can utilize this opportunity as a space for cross-campus and cross-industry discussion and learning. This event not only enriches academic knowledge but also provides technology-based practical solutions for the industrial sector in Indonesia.

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Industrial Engineering UII Wins Silver Medal at AGREETION 2025

Another proud achievement has been made by the Industrial Engineering Department’s students, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII). They showcased their skills and came home with a Silver Medal at the prestigious AGREETION (Agritech Research and Entrepreneur Innovation) 2025, organized by the Faculty of Agricultural Technology, Universitas Brawijaya.

The competition focused on developing a solid business plan, with stages including the creation of a Business Model Canvas (BMC), proposal writing, and a final pitch in front of a panel of judges.

Representing UII, Ferdian Anugrah Pratama, along with teammates Ahmad Arro’uf Sulfuadi and Imam Baihaqi, presented a project titled “CORNOVA: Recycled Paper Innovation from Corn Husk and Paper Waste.” The project offers an innovative take on recycled paper using corn husks and paper waste, all built around a circular economy approach.

“This product is meant to replace conventional plastic and paper, especially in the Yogyakarta area. Our business model also involves local corn farmers, waste banks, and small businesses, while promoting community engagement,” Ferdian explained.

He added that the project is expected to be an initial step toward reducing landfill waste in Yogyakarta through the application of circular economy principles.

Behind the Scenes: Competition Journey

Sharing more about their journey, Ferdian said the team went through several stages. They started by brainstorming problems and solutions, ensuring their ideas met real needs. Then, they conducted product-market fit research to evaluate market potential and long-term sustainability.

“We also had to validate whether our idea truly matched market demand,” he explained. “One way we did this was by launching a small pilot project and receiving direct feedback from our academic advisor.”

The team received guidance from Dr. Dwi Adi Purnama, S.T., a lecturer in UII’s Industrial Engineering Department. He actively supported the idea development process throughout the competition.

At the end of the interview, Ferdian said the competition was both fun and challenging. The international scale gave him a great opportunity to sharpen his English communication skills. He also shared a message for other students who want to follow a similar path: “Don’t give up just because something fails the first time. One idea may not work now, but it might succeed in the future.”

Big congratulations to Ferdian and his team! Keep creating innovative and sustainable solutions for the environment and society.

Syawarani Gayatri

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UII Student Wins 3rd Place in UNY Twibbon Design Contest

Another remarkable achievement has been earned by a student of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII). This time, the pride comes from the design field, where Akmal Faiq Fadhillah Hidayat secured third place in a twibbon design competition held by Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY). The competition, which took place on May 13, 2025, was part of the anniversary celebration of the French Student Association at UNY, La Fête Hiper 2025.

How UII Industrial Engineering Student Won 3rd Place in UNY Design Contest

In his story, Akmal revealed that this was not his first experience in such a competition. In fact, the previous year, he had also participated in a similar contest. Building on that experience, he returned this time with more thorough preparation and a stronger determination. Consequently, this combination enabled him to produce a design that earned him a top prize.

However, Akmal admitted that he experienced moments of doubt during the process. At times, he questioned his ability to compete. Nonetheless, the support and motivation from those around him became a driving force that helped him maintain confidence and continue creating.

“I did have moments of doubt about participating, but the positive encouragement from those close to me kept me motivated and confident throughout the process,” Akmal said. Encouraged by that support, he ultimately resolved to move forward and keep progressing in the competition.

Furthermore, Akmal expressed his gratitude and happiness for the valuable experience gained. For him, the competition was not only a platform for personal skill development, but also an opportunity to bring honor to Universitas Islam Indonesia and build networks with students from various institutions. In addition, it allowed him to challenge himself creatively.

Closing the conversation, Akmal offered advice to his fellow students not to hesitate and to keep striving in facing every challenge. He firmly believes that every process will yield results in the end. Therefore, Akmal’s achievement reflects the spirit and dedication in developing one’s potential in the chosen field. Ultimately, his determination and commitment can inspire other students to trust the process and consistently work toward their goals.

Syawarani Gayatri

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Plan Your Journey: Briefing for UII Industrial Engineering Graduates

The Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) held a briefing session for  graduates of the April 2025 period on Thursday (24/4). Carrying the theme “Plan Your Professional Journey with Purpose,” the event took place in the IPO Lab, FTI Laboratory Building. This briefing served as the final program provided by the major before the students were officially conferred their degrees. Through this event,  graduates were equipped with the readiness to bear the title of bachelor and step into the professional world.

The event began with a group photo session between the  graduates and Industrial Engineering lecturers, followed by an opening by M. Imam Baihaqi as the MC. On this occasion, Annisa Uswatun Khasanah, S.T., M.Sc., delivered a speech on behalf of the lecturers. She expressed pride in the achievements of the  graduates and shared a message encouraging them to continue spreading inspiration and positive energy to others. “Please spread every good thing you experience,” she conveyed, closing her remarks with prayers and best wishes for all the soon-to-be graduates.

Career Coaching 

The event continued with a Career Coaching session led by Walid Jumlad, S.Psi., M.Psi., Psychologist, a practitioner from the Career Development and Alumni Directorate. In this session, graduates were guided to understand the increasingly dynamic and borderless world of work. They were also reminded to bring added value as Ulil Albab individuals into their professional journeys. In addition to discussing career trends and tips for navigating competition, the session included a live CV review of one participant’s resume. Here, participants learned firsthand how to craft a concise, impactful, and attractive CV in the eyes of recruiters.

Sharing Session with Industrial Engineering Alumni

The next session featured a sharing session with UII Industrial Engineering alumnus Digdoyo Oktapriandi, S.T., M.T., CIPM. He is a professional currently working at WG PLC as a Customer Experience Quality Auditor for the Asia Pacific, EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa), and North America regions. Digdoyo shared his career journey, from university days to achieving success at the global level. He emphasized the importance of building a strong CV, gaining organizational experience during college, and being prepared to seize international opportunities. He also highlighted that having a wide network is crucial in today’s professional world.

Furthermore, Digdoyo shared advice for  graduates, especially in facing the transition into the professional world. He reminded them to always maintain high self-motivation and uphold the principle of continuous improvement. “A small improvement every day is better than a massive improvement all at once. Aim for a 1% improvement each day,” he said. With this mindset, he believes that graduates will be able to grow and excel in their professional careers.

This briefing session is expected to provide essential preparation for  graduates as they embark on their future journeys. Congratulations to all  graduates — keep soaring higher!

Here is the list of the graduates:

NIMNama
18522200IRWAN NASRULHIELMY
19522313MUHAMMAD DAFFA NUGRAHA
20522341INTAN PERMATA WINDA PURBA
20522041BAGUS AULIA RAHMAN
20522054MUHAMMAD IVAN HIDAYAT
20522062FADHIL ADYUTA PRAWESTA
20522082SAYID ALI MADANI
20522084FERDIAN AMANDA PUTRA
20522088ALVIN MAULANA
20522094MUHAMMAD RIZKY AULIANSYAH
20522095ILZAM FAUZI
20522127DONNY RINDASYAH SURYONOPUTRO
20522157ADITYA DWI JULLYAN
20522212DZULFIKAR DEWANTARA
20522224RIZKY PAMBUDI
20522253AHMAD BAYU PRASETYO
20522257MOHAMAD PARHAN SAHRUDIN
20522369M. ZIKRA ZIZO ALFIETA
21522041MHD.HAFIZ AL-FARISI NST
21522288ANINDA SAGITA NURLAILA

Syawarani Gayatri

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UII Industrial Engineering Study Program Holds Workshop “Mastering CV, Social Media & Tools”

On (21/02) Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) held a workshop entitled Mastering CV, Social Media & Tools: Kickstart to Your Career Success! This activity took place in the DSK&E Laboratory and was attended by 10 students. The workshop started at 13.45 WIB.

This workshop presented Vicky Caneca, S.T., MBA, who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MyMedica.id and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Caneca Food Factory (FMCG & Retail), as the main speaker. In the session, he called participants one by one to a separate room to simulate a job interview. Previously, participants were asked to bring their Curriculum Vitae (CV) which would then be reviewed in detail.

In addition to discussing CV preparation and job interview simulations, the workshop also highlighted the importance of building personal branding in the digital era. Vicky emphasized that a digital track record, especially through platforms such as LinkedIn, can be a determining factor in attracting the attention of recruiters. Therefore, students are encouraged to be more active in managing their professional image and expanding their network through digital platforms.

In the next session, Vicky gave a more in-depth presentation on strategies to create an attractive CV that meets the standards of the company’s Human Resource Department (HRD). She also shared tips on optimizing your LinkedIn profile, including how to showcase your experience, skills, and build connections that are relevant to the industry you are interested in.

Ratih Dianingtyas Kurnia, S.T., Ph.D., as the representative lecturer of the study program, supervised the event and expressed her hopes for this activity. “This first meeting is the first step in introducing the event to students. If it gets a positive response, this activity will continue in the future,” he said.

This workshop provides insight for students in compiling a good CV before graduation. With this session, students can understand the experience and certifications that need to be included to be more competitive in the world of work.

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UII Industrial Engineering’s National Achievement

Industrial Engineering students from the Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), have once again achieved remarkable success at the national level. A team of UII Industrial Engineering students won 1st place in the EGSA Essay Competition 2024, organized by the Environmental Geography Student Association (EGSA), Faculty of Geography, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). They secured the victory with their essay titled WIJAYA: Waste-To-Energy Initiative For Jogja and Allied Actions, which presents an innovative solution towards achieving Net Zero Emission (NZE) 2060.

This essay competition encouraged students to put forward ideas and innovations related to environmental issues, under the theme “Pentahelix Synergy in Realizing Indonesia’s Commitment to Net Zero Emission 2060.” During their preparation, the team conducted in-depth research, brainstorming sessions, and a comprehensive framework-based analysis. They also integrated the pentahelix concept as a strategic solution for achieving the NZE 2060 target.

Team’s Progress

One of the team members, Rangga, shared that they collaborated with Dzaky Arkan Prabowo, a UII Chemical Engineering student, in writing the essay. “We collaborated with students from other programs because we felt this topic was closely related to their expertise. Although Industrial Engineering takes a holistic approach, we remain open to interdisciplinary collaboration to enrich our references and develop more innovative solutions,” he explained.

Rangga also provided some tips for students interested in joining similar competitions. According to him, it is crucial to set clear goals from the start, focus on idea development, and use feedback from previous competitions for evaluation. He also emphasized the importance of selecting teammates with high enthusiasm, as it plays a significant role in competing effectively.

Other Outstanding Achievements

The achievements did not stop there. UII Industrial Engineering students also excelled in the Policy Case Competition: Crafting Innovative Policies to Advance Sustainable Energy Initiatives in Yogyakarta, organized by SRE UGM x New Energy Nexus Indonesia. A team of three Industrial Engineering students secured a Top 5 position and won the Best Presentation award with their proposal titled MERAPI: Membangun Energi Ramah dan Pertumbuhan Inklusif (Building Sustainable Energy and Inclusive Growth). This proposal introduced an innovative approach to developing renewable energy in Yogyakarta.

These accomplishments demonstrate that UII Industrial Engineering students are highly competitive at the national level and contribute significantly to strategic thinking on environmental and sustainability issues. With a spirit of collaboration and innovation, they continue to create concrete solutions to support a more sustainable environment.

List of UII Industrial Engineering Students in the Winning Teams:

NoCompetitionNameNIMAchievement
1.EGSA Essay Competition 2024Rangga Pamungkas Putradharma225222841st Place
Zahid Anugrah Muzaffar Rana22522100
2.Policy Case Competition: Crafting Innovative Policies to Advance Sustainable Energy Initiatives in YogyakartaAzhar Anargya Aryasatya22522332TOP 5 & Best Presentation
Arkan Abbad Falah Wibowo22522231
Rangga Pamungkas Putradharma22522284

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UII Industrial Engineering Prepares Graduates for the Workforce

On (23/01) Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) provided career guidance for final year students held at Learning Space 2 in the KH. Mas Mansur Building. This event aimed to provide insight and motivation to 14 prospective graduates who were present in facing the competitive world of work.

On this occasion, Annisa Uswatun Khasanah S.T., M.Sc. as Secretary of the Industrial Engineering Study Program conveyed greetings from the Head of Study Program who was unable to attend. She left a message to all participants to remain enthusiastic in pursuing a career after completing their studies. 

“The moment of graduation is not the end of the journey, but the beginning of real social life. After graduation, the question that will often arise is no longer about where to study, but work, income, and financial independence,” said the Secretary.

This event is part of a routine program held every time before student graduation, where alumni share their experiences and tips for success in facing the world of work. This year, the briefing was given by Vicky Caneca, S.T., MBA, an alumnus of class 2015 who has pioneered as CEO of MyMedica.id. In the sharing session, Vicky shared experiences and strategies that can be applied in the process of finding a job and facing challenges in the professional world.

Vicky shared experiences and strategies.

Prospective graduates were reminded that the world of work has its own challenges, where mental resilience and self-readiness are the main keys. Not a few new graduates have difficulty adapting and end up deciding to resign in a matter of months. Therefore, they are encouraged to think carefully before making big decisions related to work.

In closing, all participants were encouraged to keep fighting to face the challenges and make every experience a learning process. With determination and hard work, they are expected to achieve success in the professional world.

The event was closed with prayers and hopes that the graduates will be given ease in pursuing their careers. With this program, it is hoped that students will be better prepared to face the reality of the world of work and be able to compete in their respective industries.

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Two Industrial Engineering Teams Won 1st and 2nd Place in LEVITASI 2024 Competition

On Tuesday (23/12/2024), the Innovation and Technology Competition (LEVITASI) was successfully organized by the Student Executive Board (LEM) of the Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI), Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII). The event took place at the FTI UII Hall from 09.00 WIB to 13.00 WIB and managed to attract attention with various technological innovations displayed. From a total of ten participants, two groups from Industrial Engineering UII successfully made proud achievements by winning first and second place.

First Place: Agricultural Drone Innovation

The group consisting of Dhinar Elma Arifa, Zhafif Radithya Nugroho, and Anggara Yoga Pradhana amazed the jury with their innovation, an agricultural drone equipped with hyperspectral imaging sensor technology, LiDAR cam, and coaxial propeller design. This technology is designed to improve efficiency in agricultural processes, such as monitoring and land cultivation. With automation capabilities and optimal lifting power, this drone is a modern solution for the agricultural sector.

Competition Poster Coaxial Drone

“Initially, this idea was just a development of last year’s concept that won runner-up. By improving the shortcomings based on the jury’s suggestions, we managed to bring this innovation to a better level,” said Dhinar Elma Arifa.

They were also accompanied by their supervisor, Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc., who provided valuable input during the development process. “It was really exciting during the presentation and expo, especially when we were judged by Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM who understands automation. I didn’t expect to win first place,” added Dhinar.

Their message to other students is, “Don’t be afraid to try! Winning is just a bonus, the most important thing is the experience and learning during the process.”

Second place: CHELMONT-EA

Winner 2nd place

The CHELMONT-EA group, consisting of Demas Rakha Freeporta, Mumtaz Fahd Rifmawan, Rizki Esa Putra Bijaksana, and Zahwa Putri Aghniya also from the Industrial Engineering department of UII, won second place with their innovation in the form of Chicken Feeder and Health Monitor with Egg Automation. This system integrates automatic feeder technology, chicken health sensor, and egg collecting conveyor to improve the efficiency of laying hen farms.

In an interview, Mumtaz Fahd, one of the team members, revealed that the idea to participate in LEVITASI stems from the success of CHELMONT-EA in the RSKE Big Project Laboratory activities. “We see that this product has great potential to be competed. With the support of our supervisor, Ratih Dianingtyas Kurnia, S.T., Ph.D., we decided to compete in LEVITASI again,” he said.

Competition Poster Chielmont-Ea

According to Mumtaz, their product not only saves operational costs, but also improves the welfare of farmers through ergonomic design and real-time monitoring of chicken health. 

As for him, he gave a message to other students who want to follow in their footsteps “The message is to be more active in learning many things and the most important thing is to find an environment that really wants to process together, especially if you have the same intention, surely in the future you will have greater opportunities,” he said.

Assessment and Prospects

The assessment of the competition was done through presentations in front of the jury, which consisted of FTI UII lecturers, and assessment during the expo. This event provides an opportunity for students to show their potential in creating innovative technology-based solutions.

This achievement is proof of the ability of UII Industrial Engineering students to produce relevant and applicable work. With high enthusiasm and dedication, they are expected to inspire other students to continue working and innovating.

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