Diah Budiasih

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Diah Budiasih is a researcher focused on public health innovation, particularly in the development of portable, technology-driven solutions for mosquito-borne disease prevention. Her work addresses critical challenges in tropical regions, where diseases like malaria, dengue, and chikungunya remain persistent threats. Her most cited paper, "ROBOTACK-O-MOS: ROBOT ATTACK MOSQUITOS, INOVASI ALAT PENGUSIR NYAMUK PORTABLE BERBASIS ULTRASONIC WAVE DAN AUTO-ROTATE DEVICE" (2014), introduces a novel, portable mosquito repellent device that combines ultrasonic wave technology with an auto-rotate mechanism. This innovation aims to provide a more effective and user-friendly alternative to traditional prevention methods, potentially reducing the incidence of vector-borne diseases. While her citation count is currently modest, the work represents a creative, interdisciplinary approach to a pressing global health issue. Budiasih’s research underscores the importance of engineering and design in public health, offering a glimpse into how low-cost, portable technologies can empower communities in disease-endemic areas. Her contributions are a valuable step toward bridging the gap between technological innovation and practical, on-the-ground health solutions.

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   ROBOTACK-O-MOS: ROBOT ATTACK MOSQUITOS, INOVASI ALAT PENGUSIR NYAMUK PORTABLE BERBASIS ULTRASONIC WAVE DAN AUTO-ROTATE DEVICE

   2 citations · 2014

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