Two electrical engineering students of  University of Islam Malang (Unisma) won a robotic competition in the Cakerda Robotic Line Maze Solving category in the National Youth Week competition. They are Achmad Muhyidin Shobri as the 1st winner and Taufan Adiguna as the 2nd winner. The achievements of 1st and 2nd place are certainly a pride and extraordinary achievement as the top of the best category in a competition.
It was a great achievement proven successfully by two Unisma electrical engineering students. Taufan Adiguna conveyed his gratitude for this achievement. “This is a historic event for us, ” he said.
He hopes that this success will motivate Unisma students, especially electrical engineering students to be able to make other achievements. “With this victory, we hope that there will be many achievements from the new generation of electrical engineering students of Unisma in the national or international arena,” he hoped.
The Head of Unisma’s Electrical Engineering Study Program, M. Jasa Afroni, S.T., M.T., Ph.D, stated that the victory of his students in the robotic cakerda competition could trigger the awakening of the spirit of Unisma electrical engineering students. This includes lecturers who will continue to make breakthroughs and new innovations to improve the quality of learning.
“Hopefully this achievement is a momentum for the awakening of the spirit of Unisma Electrical Engineering students to compete and excel in competitions in various fields, especially robotics,” he said.
Two electrical engineering students of  University of Islam Malang (Unisma) won a robotic competition in the Cakerda Robotic Line Maze Solving category in the National Youth Week competition. They are Achmad Muhyidin Shobri as the 1st winner and Taufan Adiguna as the 2nd winner. The achievements of 1st and 2nd place are certainly a pride and extraordinary achievement as the top of the best category in a competition.
It was a great achievement proven successfully by two Unisma electrical engineering students. Taufan Adiguna conveyed his gratitude for this achievement. “This is a historic event for us, ” he said.
He hopes that this success will motivate Unisma students, especially electrical engineering students to be able to make other achievements. “With this victory, we hope that there will be many achievements from the new generation of electrical engineering students of Unisma in the national or international arena,” he hoped.
The Head of Unisma’s Electrical Engineering Study Program, M. Jasa Afroni, S.T., M.T., Ph.D, stated that the victory of his students in the robotic cakerda competition could trigger the awakening of the spirit of Unisma electrical engineering students. This includes lecturers who will continue to make breakthroughs and new innovations to improve the quality of learning.
“Hopefully this achievement is a momentum for the awakening of the spirit of Unisma Electrical Engineering students to compete and excel in competitions in various fields, especially robotics,” he said.
