The Bayucaraka team from the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) has secured a silver medal in the 2024 Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition (SAFMC), showcasing their innovative aerial robotic technologies.
The competition, recognized as Singapore’s largest robotics contest, saw the ITS team excel in both Semi-Autonomous (D1) and Autonomous (D2) categories, employing advanced drones that demonstrated significant technological advancements.
The Bayucaraka team participated with their Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) division, facing intense competition across eight different categories available in the competition.
Their entry included the twin drones Jati Sigma and Jati Theta, equipped with innovative remote wearable technology and tilt sensors, allowing simultaneous control over both drones.
In the Semi-Autonomous category, the team confronted the challenge of remote drone navigation to complete a tic-tac-toe game by transporting and accurately dropping objects within the game area.
For the Autonomous category, the drones Soerongarep and Soeromburi were tasked with autonomously navigating and executing tasks, such as moving objects with a dropper, showcasing their sophisticated programming and operational capabilities.
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Throughout the competition, the ITS team not only demonstrated their technical skills but also engaged in comprehensive presentations on drone features, strategies, and innovations, which were crucial for convincing the judges of their designs’ effectiveness.
The success of the ITS team at the SAFMC highlights the growing importance of robotics in educational and technological advancements. For spectators and aspiring technologists from Singapore and beyond, this event serves as an inspiration and showcases the potential of international collaboration and competition in fostering innovation.
The ITS Bayucaraka team from Indonesia has won a silver medal at the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2024, demonstrating exceptional skills in drone technology. Their achievements in both the Semi-Autonomous and Autonomous categories reflect significant advancements in robotics, enhancing their reputation on an international stage and inspiring future innovators.
