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Herianto Herianto is a robotics and biomedical engineering researcher whose work spans autonomous navigation systems, bio-inspired robotics, and emerging medical technologies. He is perhaps best known for his pioneering research into artificial pheromone systems, drawing inspiration from the collective behavior of social insects such as ants to develop novel navigation frameworks for autonomous robots. His 2007 landmark paper on RFID-based artificial pheromone systems has garnered 38 citations, establishing him as an early innovator in this niche but influential field. Building on this foundation, he continued refining these systems through subsequent studies in 2008 and 2009, demonstrating how radio frequency identification technology could be harnessed to create practical pheromone potential fields for real-world autonomous navigation — accumulating a further 32 citations across those works. More recently, Herianto has expanded his research interests into biomedical engineering, contributing an algorithmic approach combining sign-slope change features and Kalman filtering to improve elbow joint angle estimation from electromyography signals, as well as exploring how Industry 4.0 technologies such as 3D printing can revolutionize medical props production. His diverse body of work reflects a consistent commitment to bridging biological principles with practical engineering solutions.