67 Teams Ready to join the Indonesian Robot Contest

London - A total of 67 teams from 29 universities in West Java, Banten, Jakarta and West Kalimantan, willing the Indonesian Robot Contest (KRI) and the Indonesian Intelligent Robot Contest (KRCI) 2012 Region 2 regional level to combat. Contest held May 25 to 26 come Teknologi Bandung on the campus of the Institute (ITB), Jatinangor, Sumedang regency, West Java.

KRC and KRCI divided into four categories, KRI, KRI wheels KRCI KRCI Legged and Humanoid. 67 teams compete, each consisting of 14 teams KRI, 26 teams KRCI portable fire extinguishers, fire extinguisher KRCI 19 teams and 8 teams KRCI legs RoboSoccer Humanoid League.

This activity is an annual event organized by the Directorate for Research and Community Services Directorate General of Higher Education Ministry of Education and Culture.

"This is an implementation of the CRI-14-KRCI to 9, while RSHL is the second time," said Chief Executive and KRCI KRI Level II Regional District 2012 Kusprasapta Mutijarsa rector at a press conference at ITB, Jalan Sulanjana, Wednesday ( 16/5/2012).

He explained that a growing number of universities in the activities of KRI and KRCI, so that a match two stages, namely the regional and national levels instead. At the regional level, activities in five regions, to be a place on the campus of ITB Jatinangor.

Be qualified with at regional level, the participants again at the national level competition was held at the ITB. "Will be held for the national elections on 30 June to 1 July," said Kusprasapta.

He said the competition was held to promote the mastery of the art technology for students and the community.

Kusprasapta added to the competition this time it is also Indonesia Art Robot Contest (KRSI). KRSI expected to improve the quality, quantity robot enthusiasts, and increase the love of the culture of Indonesia.

"The dance theme to robot dancer is KRSI court made. So robot-robot," he said.

Especially for KRSI, the game instead of 30 June at the national level, the implementation of the robot contest.