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Lina Marlina is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of embedded systems, Islamic technology, and assistive device design. Her primary contribution lies in developing practical, microcontroller-based solutions for daily religious observances. Her most cited work, "Qibla Finder and Sholat Times Based on Digital Compass, GPS and Microprocessor" (2018, 14 citations), introduces the Q-Bot Ver3, a real-time device that integrates a digital compass and GPS to accurately determine the Qibla direction and precise prayer times for Muslims worldwide. This research addresses a fundamental need for the global Muslim community by creating a portable, microprocessor-driven tool that automates these critical calculations. Beyond this core paper, her broader research portfolio explores the integration of sensors and microcontrollers for various applications, demonstrating a consistent focus on tangible, user-centered technology. Marlina’s work is notable for its direct societal impact, providing a reliable, technology-based solution that simplifies a key aspect of Islamic practice, making her a significant figure in the niche but important field of faith-based assistive technology.
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