Indah Radityo Putri
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Indah Radityo Putri is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, cultural heritage, and human-machine collaboration. Her primary research focuses on the application of cable-driven parallel robots (CDPRs) for creative and traditional manufacturing processes. Putri’s most notable contribution is her pioneering work in adapting CDPR technology to the art of batik-making, as detailed in her 2023 paper "Simulation of Cable-Driven Parallel Robot (CDPR) for Application in Creating Batik Patterns," which has garnered 3 citations. This work proposes a four-cable CDPR system that allows artists to intervene in the pattern-making process, preserving the uniqueness of traditional batik while introducing robotic precision. By designing a flexible, simple, and artist-friendly robotic interface, Putri addresses the challenge of integrating automation into intangible cultural heritage without sacrificing artistic expression. Her research demonstrates how robotics can augment, rather than replace, human craftsmanship, opening new avenues for human-robot collaboration in creative industries. Putri’s work is particularly impactful for researchers in robotics, cultural preservation, and human-robot interaction, offering a model for technology that respects and enhances traditional art forms.
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