Winandar Ganis Kresnadjaja
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Winandar Ganis Kresnadjaja develops practical, technology-driven solutions at the intersection of embedded systems and religious observance. His most cited work, "Qibla Finder and Sholat Times Based on Digital Compass, GPS and Microprocessor" (2018, 14 citations), introduces Q-Bot Ver3—a real-time device that integrates a digital compass, GPS, and microprocessor to accurately determine the Qibla direction and prayer times for Muslims worldwide. This innovation addresses a fundamental need in Islamic practice, combining sensor fusion and precise timing algorithms to create a portable, reliable tool. By bridging hardware engineering with cultural and religious requirements, Kresnadjaja demonstrates how accessible technology can serve daily spiritual needs. His research highlights the potential of low-cost microcontrollers and GPS modules to solve location-based problems, offering a replicable model for similar assistive devices. With a focus on real-world usability and accuracy, his work stands as a meaningful contribution to both embedded systems design and Islamic assistive technology, inspiring further exploration into faith-based tech applications.
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