Nov 25, 2024
The Industrial Electrical Engineering Program, Vocational School of Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP), conducted an official visit to Tuban to sign a cooperation agreement with PT Pertamina (Persero). This initiative aims to support the development of energy efficiency and the planning of renewable energy (EBT) implementation in the Pantai Panduri area.
During the visit, the UNDIP delegation, consisting of faculty members and leaders of the Industrial Electrical Engineering Program, was warmly welcomed by Pertamina Tuban’s management team. Both parties discussed potential collaboration in developing environmentally friendly electrical technologies and optimizing renewable energy resources in coastal areas.
Panduri beach was chosen as the pilot project location due to its significant potential for renewable energy development, including solar and wind power. Through the agreement, the Industrial Electrical Engineering Program of UNDIP Vocational School and Pertamina committed to jointly conducting research, developing technologies, and providing training for local workers to support the program’s sustainability.
Nov 21, 2024
As a concrete step in supporting renewable energy development programs, the installation of Off-Grid Solar Power Plants (PLTS) for water pumps and solar-powered street lighting (PJU) has been carried out in Botoreco Village, Blora Regency.
The installation proceeded smoothly and was attended by the Village Head of Botoreco and local hamlet leaders. Their presence reflects the village government’s commitment to utilizing renewable energy resources to meet the community’s needs.
The Off-Grid PLTS for water pumps is expected to enhance the efficiency of clean water distribution to areas within the village that previously had limited access. Meanwhile, the installation of solar-powered street lighting aims to improve safety and comfort for village residents at night, especially in areas that previously lacked adequate lighting.
By utilizing solar panel technology, this program not only supports environmental sustainability but also contributes to reducing dependence on fossil fuel energy sources. The village government, along with the project implementers, is committed to maintaining and ensuring the sustainability of these facilities so they can operate optimally in the long term.
This program serves as an initial step towards broader implementation of renewable energy technologies in rural areas, providing tangible benefits for the local community.
Nov 4, 2024
A total of 13 students from the Industrial Electrical Engineering Program, Vocational School of Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP), officially participated in the 176th Graduation Ceremony. The event, held at Prof. Soedarto Hall, marked a historic moment for the graduates who completed their studies with dedication and hard work.
Here is the list of students who successfully completed their studies:
- Zulfikar Vanny Frista Ristya
- Bhima Mahandika Putra
- Muhammad Ahnaf Firmasyah
- Melissa Rahmawati Yusuf
- Dina Istiana
- Diva Amartya Prameswari
- Krisna Abdiel Yuniatma
- Anas Dian Ekanto
- Husain Arrijal
- Muhammad Naufal Aryaguna
- Annhl Muhammad Fajdi
- Muhammad Choirrizal Alvinandela
- Muhammad Daffa Hidayat
Congratulations to all Industrial Electrical Engineering graduates of UNDIP Vocational School on your achievement. May success continue to accompany you in every step of your journey ahead!
Sep 4, 2024
Blora, 2024 – In an effort to support the utilization of renewable energy and improve access to clean water for the community, a service team from the Vocational School of Diponegoro University (UNDIP) has planned the installation of a 3 kW on-grid solar panel system for a water pump in Botoreco Village, Blora Regency.
This initiative has received full support from the Dean of the Vocational School at UNDIP and involves several lecturers, managers, and educational staff (tendik) from the Vocational School who are participating in its implementation. The solar panels will be used to supply electricity to the water pump, which is essential for the villagers to meet their clean water needs.
The initial step taken by the service team was a site survey to determine the optimal location for installing the solar panels and to assess environmental conditions that could affect system performance. This survey is a critical part of the planning process to ensure the system operates efficiently and effectively.
In addition to benefiting the community by meeting their clean water needs, this project is also expected to serve as a model for the implementation of environmentally friendly renewable energy and raise awareness about the importance of sustainable energy use.
Moving forward, the community service team from the UNDIP Vocational School will continue with the technical planning, equipment procurement, and system installation phases to ensure the success of this project. This activity is also expected to strengthen the synergy between higher education institutions and the community in developing technologies that benefit daily life.
Aug 26, 2024
Name: Bhima Mahandhika Putra
Student ID: 40040620650042
Thesis Title: Design and Development of a Mountain Climber Navigation and Monitoring System Using GPS NEO 6M and AgLora Based on Arduino Nano ATmega 328 and LoRa E220-900T22D
Thesis Defense Date: August 26, 2024
During his presentation, Bhima showcased how this innovative system leverages GPS and LoRa technology to enhance the safety of mountain climbers. The system is designed to track the climbers’ locations in real-time and provide a more effective monitoring solution using Arduino Nano as the data processing core. This project aims to be a breakthrough in mountain climbing, offering better navigation and communication solutions that can help prevent potential dangers during climbs.
With passion and dedication, Bhima presented his work effectively, demonstrating a deep understanding of the technologies used and their potential applications in the field. His thesis defense marked a significant moment in his academic journey and paved the way for innovations in mountain climbing technology.
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