Berry Perdana Putra

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Berry Perdana Putra is a researcher whose work bridges software engineering and robotics, with a primary focus on behavioral-based robot control systems. His most cited paper, "Design and implementation of software architecture behavioral-based robot control system using Active Object Computing Model" (2011, 8 citations), introduces a novel software architecture that leverages the Active Object Computing Model—a technique integrating Event-Driven Programming, Event-Driven Software Architecture, and UML state machines. This contribution provides a structured, modular approach to designing robot control systems, enabling more responsive and adaptive behaviors. Putra's work is particularly notable for its practical emphasis on implementation, offering a clear pathway from theoretical design to real-world robotic applications. While his citation count reflects a niche but dedicated audience, his research addresses a critical challenge in robotics: creating flexible, event-driven architectures that can handle complex, dynamic environments. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of software engineering and robotics, Putra's work serves as a foundational reference for building robust, behavior-based control systems.

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   Design and implementation of software architecture behavioral-based robot control system using Active Object Computing Model

   8 citations · 2011

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