Eko Minarto
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Eko Minarto is a forward-thinking researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of educational technology and the future of work. His primary focus is on preparing young generations for the seismic shifts brought by the Industrial Revolution 4.0 and Society 5.0. In his most-cited paper (2020, 10 citations), Minarto provides a clear and essential distinction between these two eras: while Industry 4.0 integrates computers and technology into human activities, Society 5.0 represents a deeper fusion where technology becomes an inherent part of human existence itself. This conceptual clarity has made his work a foundational reference for educators and policymakers. By centering on robotics education as a practical tool, Minarto argues that hands-on learning in this field is not merely a technical skill but a crucial framework for developing the adaptability and human-centered thinking required for a world where digital and physical realities are inseparable. His contributions are particularly valuable for curriculum designers and STEM educators seeking to bridge the gap between current teaching methods and the demands of a technologically symbiotic future.
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