Sekolah Pendidikan Robotika Indonesia

Sekolah Pendidikan Robotika Indonesia

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Course Introduction	Lecture 1
Kinematics-1	Lecture 1-3

Sumber:

Universitas Stanford Fakultas Teknik
(Stanford Engineering Everywhere)

Prof. Oussama Khatib, Ph.D. 
(His Web-Site Oussama Khatib)

Professor of Computer Science Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Department of Computer Science Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-9010 Office: Gates 144 Phone: (650) 723-9753 Fax: (650) 725-1449 E-Mail: click here Research Interests Methodologies and technologies of autonomous robots, cooperative robots, human-centered robotics, haptic interaction, dynamic simulation, virtual environments, augmented teleoperation, and human-friendly robot design. Research Group | Selected Publications | Courses | Contact

Indonesian Robotics Education School
Visi

Melahirkan Ahli-ahli Robotika Bertaraf Internasional yang senantiasa Bertafakur, Bertasyakur dan Bertadabur terhadap Keagungan Yang Maha Kuasa


Misi
1. Melahirkan Ahli Robotika Berkualitas Internasional Berkarakteristik Lokal di tiap Kabupaten atau Kota Setiap Tahun Minimal 2 Orang.

2. Kaderisasi yang berkelanjutan dan terarah

Program

1. Mempelajari alat-alat elektronika sederhana di Sekeliling Kehidupan kita

2. Mempelajari bahasa-bahasa pemrograman komputer dengan tekun dan rajin

3. Mengembangkan kurikulum pendidikan Robotika


Langkah Setrategis Sederhana

1. Promosi Kesekolah-sekolah Kejuruan dan Menengah atas untuk membuat club-club kecil penggemar Otomasi, Kendali dan Robotika

2. Mengadakan Ivent-ivent kecil dan sederhana megenai Robotika

3. Istiqomah
 

Sekolah Pendidikan Robotika Indonesia

Indonesian Robotics Education School
Visi

Melahirkan Ahli-ahli Robotika Bertaraf Internasional yang senantiasa Bertafakur, Bertasyakur dan Bertadabur terhadap Keagungan Yang Maha Kuasa


Misi
1. Melahirkan Ahli Robotika Berkualitas Internasional Berkarakteristik Lokal di tiap Kabupaten atau Kota Setiap Tahun Minimal 2 Orang.

2. Kaderisasi yang berkelanjutan dan terarah

Program

1. Mempelajari alat-alat elektronika sederhana di Sekeliling Kehidupan kita

2. Mempelajari bahasa-bahasa pemrograman komputer dengan tekun dan rajin

3. Mengembangkan kurikulum pendidikan Robotika


Langkah Setrategis Sederhana

1. Promosi Kesekolah-sekolah Kejuruan dan Menengah atas untuk membuat club-club kecil penggemar Otomasi, Kendali dan Robotika

2. Mengadakan Ivent-ivent kecil dan sederhana megenai Robotika

3. Istiqomah

Robot adalah sebuah alat mekanik yang dapat melakukan tugas fisik, baik menggunakan pengawasan dan kontrol manusia, ataupun menggunakan program yang telah didefinisikan terlebih dulu (kecerdasan buatan). Robot biasanya digunakan untuk tugas yang berat, berbahaya, pekerjaan yang berulang dan kotor. Biasanya kebanyakan robot industri digunakan dalam bidang produksi. Penggunaan robot lainnya termasuk untuk pembersihan limbah beracun, penjelajahan bawah air dan luar angkasa, pertambangan, pekerjaan "cari dan tolong" (search and rescue), dan untuk pencarian tambang. Belakangan ini robot mulai memasuki pasaran konsumen di bidang hiburan, dan alat pembantu rumah tangga, seperti penyedot debu, dan pemotong rumput.

Jaringan/Networking

1. Jawa Barat

a. Ciamis
Koordinator:

Arip Nurahman & Bambang Achdiyat



b. Banjar

Koordinator: Karizal Muharom



c. Karawang

Koordinator:

Angga Fuja Widiana



d. Tasik
Koordinator:

e. Garut
Koordinator:
Iqbal Robiyana

f. Bandung Raya
Koordinator:
Eka Kadarisman & Maman Tariman


g. Cianjur dan Sukabumi

Koordinator:Hana Pertiwi

(Hana dan Teman-teman KOMPOR UPI)



2. Jakarta

Koordinator:

Ridwan Firdaus

3. Banten

Koordinator:

Rizkiyana P. Murbakara & Deden Anugrah


4. Bali

Koordinator: I Gde Eka Dirgayusa



5. Irian Jaya/Papua

6. Sumatra

7. Kalimantan

8. Sulawesi

Hubungan Kerjasama

http://mit4indonesia.blogspot.com/

http://irmmuinsmansaban.blogspot.com/2008/07/staf-of-applied-sciences-technology.html

"Bayangkan bila sebuah konsep yang sangat canggih, cutting edge seperti Nano technology, Robotika, Super Computer, Aero Space Technology tidak cuma dikenal para pakar teknologi, profesor, tapi bahkan bisa mulai dikenal oleh anak-anak Sekolah Dasar. Jutaan anak-anak di seluruh Indonesia."

"Tapi sekali lagi, Hati Manusianya yang harus sangat ditingkatkan agar kebaikan dan kebijaksanaannya membuat lingkungan dan hidup ini jauh lebih baik dan bermakna, Semoga!"

Wallohulam bissawab! Semoga Bermanfaat!

Wasalm wrw.b.

http://www.youtube.com/user/RangerIntTV#p/c/FE19B31010AACC69

http://www.engadget.com/
http://www.rec.ri.cmu.edu/

KEUATAN DARI FOKUS

Orang Italia memiliki pepatah yang sangat bagus, bunyinya: “Often, he who does too much does too little.” Terjemahan bebasnya kira-kira begini: Seseorang yang mengerjakan terlalu banyak (tidak fokus), biasanya mendapatkan hasil yang sangat sedikit.

Senada dengan itu orang terkaya dunia, Bill Gates juga pernah berucap:


My success, part of it certainly, is that I have focused on a few things.

Jadi Bill Gates berbagi ilmu, bahwa ternyata ia berhasil menjadi orang terkaya dunia karena dari awal perjalanan bisnisnya (Microsoft) Ia telah memutuskan untuk berfokus hanya pada beberapa hal saja, yakni hal-hal yang sesuai dengan potensi yang ia miliki, khusunya sebagai seorang creator atau pencipta suatu ide/produk.

Semoga Bermanfaat!

Groundbreaking Achievements Concerning the Transmission of Light in Fibers for Optical Communication

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2009 with one half to

Charles K. Kao
Standard Telecommunication Laboratories, Harlow, UK, and Chinese University of Hong Kong

"for groundbreaking achievements concerning the transmission of light in fibers for optical communication"

and the other half jointly to

Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith
Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ, USA

"for the invention of an imaging semiconductor circuit – the CCD sensor"

 

The masters of light

This year's Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded for two scientific achievements that have helped to shape the foundations of today’s networked societies. They have created many practical innovations for everyday life and provided new tools for scientific exploration. In 1966, Charles K. Kao made a discovery that led to a breakthrough in fiber optics. He carefully calculated how to transmit light over long distances via optical glass fibers. With a fiber of purest glass it would be possible to transmit light signals over 100 kilometers, compared to only 20 meters for the fibers available in the 1960s. Kao's enthusiasm inspired other researchers to share his vision of the future potential of fiber optics. The first ultrapure fiber was successfully fabricated just four years later, in 1970.

Today optical fibers make up the circulatory system that nourishes our communication society. These low-loss glass fibers facilitate global broadband communication such as the Internet. Light flows in thin threads of glass, and it carries almost all of the telephony and data traffic in each and every direction. Text, music, images and video can be transferred around the globe in a split second.

If we were to unravel all of the glass fibers that wind around the globe, we would get a single thread over one billion kilometers long – which is enough to encircle the globe more than 25 000 times – and is increasing by thousands of kilometers every hour.

A large share of the traffic is made up of digital images, which constitute the second part of the award. In 1969 Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith invented the first successful imaging technology using a digital sensor, a CCD (Charge-Coupled Device). The CCD technology makes use of the photoelectric effect, as theorized by Albert Einstein and for which he was awarded the 1921 year's Nobel Prize. By this effect, light is transformed into electric signals. The challenge when designing an image sensor was to gather and read out the signals in a large number of image points, pixels, in a short time.

The CCD is the digital camera's electronic eye. It revolutionized photography, as light could now be captured electronically instead of on film. The digital form facilitates the processing and distribution of these images. CCD technology is also used in many medical applications, e.g. imaging the inside of the human body, both for diagnostics and for microsurgery.

Digital photography has become an irreplaceable tool in many fields of research. The CCD has provided new possibilities to visualize the previously unseen. It has given us crystal clear images of distant places in our universe as well as the depths of the oceans.

Read more about this year's prize

Information for the Public (pdf)

Scientific Background (pdf)

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Links and Further Reading

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Charles Kuen Kao, British and US citizen. Born 1933 in Shanghai, China. Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering 1965 from University of London, UK. Director of Engineering at Standard Telecommunication Laboratories, Harlow, UK. Vice-chancellor, Chinese University of Hong Kong. Retired 1996.
www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/Oral-History:Charles_Kao

Willard Sterling Boyle, Canadian and US citizen. Born 1924 in Amherst, NS, Canada. Ph.D. in Physics 1950 from McGill University, QC, Canada. Executive Director of Communication Sciences Division, Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ, USA. Retired 1979.
www.science.ca/scientists/scientistprofile.php?pID=129

George Elwood Smith, US citizen. Born 1930 in White Plains, NY, USA. Ph.D. in Physics 1959 from University of Chicago, IL, USA. Head of VLSI Device Department, Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ, USA. Retired 1986.
www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/Oral-History:George_E_Smith

Prize amount: SEK 10 million. Kao is awarded one half, Boyle and Smith share the other half.

Contact persons: Erik Huss, Press Officer, Phone +46 8 673 95 44, mobile +46 70 673 96 50, erik.huss@kva.se
Annika Moberg, Editor, Phone +46 8 673 95 22, Mobile +46 70 263 74 46, annika.moberg@kva.se