Marsono Marsono
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About
Marsono Marsono is a dedicated researcher in robotics education and vocational pedagogy, with a focus on preparing students for the demands of Industry 4.0. His key research areas include manipulator robot design, open-source automation tools, and interdisciplinary thematic learning models. Marsono’s most cited work, "Design and Programming of 5 Axis Manipulator Robot with GrblGru Open Source Software on Preparing Vocational Students’ Robotic Skills," has accumulated 11 citations across its two versions, demonstrating his impact on integrating practical robotics skills into vocational training. This work emphasizes the use of affordable, open-source platforms to teach precision and accuracy in industrial automation. Additionally, his paper "The Development of the Interdisciplinary Thematic Learning Model in Vocational Education" (3 citations) addresses the need for innovative curricula that blend science, technology, and hands-on skills to meet global competition. Marsono’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, equipping students with the robotic competencies essential for modern manufacturing. His research underscores a commitment to accessible, skill-based education that aligns with technological advancements.
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