Shulhan Shulhan
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Shulhan Shulhan is a researcher dedicated to making robotics and automation accessible to students and early-stage learners. His primary research areas include educational robotics, embedded systems, and microcontroller-based automation. His most notable contribution, the paper "Robotic Arm Using Servo Motor and Arduino Uno Controlled with Potentiometer" (2021), demonstrates a low-cost, hands-on approach to introducing robotic arm technology in educational settings. By simplifying complex industrial concepts into a practical, buildable project using widely available components like Arduino Uno and servo motors, Shulhan addresses a critical gap in STEM education: the perception that robotics is out of reach for beginners. This work has garnered 2 citations, reflecting its foundational role in accessible robotics pedagogy. Shulhan’s achievement lies not in high citation counts, but in his clear, replicable methodology that empowers educators and students to engage with automation firsthand. His research serves as a stepping stone for future innovations in affordable educational robotics, inspiring a new generation of engineers to explore the field without intimidation.
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