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Fradina Septiarini is a robotics and automation researcher whose work sits at the intersection of intelligent control systems, robotic manipulators, and sustainable agricultural technology. She has made significant contributions to the design and optimization of robotic arm systems, most notably through her development of Fuzzy-PID control architectures for industrial and agricultural applications. Her 2019 paper on Fuzzy-PID controller design for a 4-DOF industrial arm robot manipulator, which has garnered 22 citations, established her as a meaningful voice in intelligent robotic control, addressing critical challenges of robustness and precision in manufacturing environments. Building on this foundation, Septiarini has channeled her expertise toward solving real-world agricultural challenges, pioneering the concept of solar-powered mobile manipulators guided by fuzzy logic controllers for harvesting applications. Her 2022 work on this subject reflects a forward-thinking integration of renewable energy with autonomous robotics, earning 11 citations. Complementing this, her research on automatic charging systems for solar-powered manipulators further demonstrates her commitment to creating fully self-sustaining agricultural robots. Collectively, her portfolio highlights a researcher dedicated to bridging intelligent control theory with practical, sustainability-driven engineering solutions.