Bakhtiar Alldino A.S., S.Si, M.Cs

4 February 2017, 04.16
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Email : b.alldino.as@ugm.ac.id
Education Background :
Master, Dept. of Computer Science and Electronics/ Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia Thesis : – Undergraduate, Electronics and Instrumentation, Dept. of Computer Science and Electronics/Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada , Indonesia. Thesis : –
Research Interest :
Robotic, Wireless Sensor Network, Nanosatellite
Research Cluster/Group :
Electronics and Instrumentation
List of Publications :
D Holandrio, R Sumiharto, BAA Sumbodo,2012,”Sistem Video Streaming dengan Server Mini Personal Computer (Mini Pc) pada Jaringan Ad-Hoc,”IJEIS-Indonesian Journal of Electronics and Instrumentation Systems 2 (2) PS ATMOJO, BAA Sumbodo, 2016,”Rancang Bangun Model Sistem Pendeteksian Api Menggunakan AR. Drone Berbasis Pengolahan Citra”, Universitas Gadjah Mada BAA Sumbodo, AE Putra, 2015,”Handling (OBDH) pada UGM-SAT”, IJEIS-Indonesian Journal of Electronics and Instrumentation Systems 5 (1), 77-88 G MAULANA, BAA Sumbodo,2013, PROTOTYPE OF HUMAN BODY TEMPERATURE AND HEART RATE MEASURING SYSTEM BASED ON MICROCONTROLLER ATMEGA32, Universitas Gadjah Mada MR Fikri, A Dharmawan, BAA Sumbodo, Implementation of Wi-Fi Communication Systems for Multi Quadrotor Formation, more..

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