Elin Nurlina
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Elin Nurlina is a researcher in industrial automation and robotics, with a focus on embedded systems and sensor integration for manufacturing applications. Her most cited work, "Design of a prototype of manipulator arm for implementing pick-and-place task in industrial robot system using TCS3200 color sensor and ATmega2560 microcontroller" (2019, 7 citations), presents a practical prototype that combines a color sensor with microcontroller-based control to automate pick-and-place tasks. This contribution demonstrates her ability to bridge hardware design and real-world industrial needs, offering a low-cost, efficient solution for production line automation. Nurlina’s research addresses key challenges in robotics, including precision, sensor feedback, and system reliability. While her citation count is modest, her work is notable for its hands-on, application-driven approach, making it valuable for students and engineers exploring accessible automation technologies. Her prototype serves as a foundational example of how embedded systems can enhance robotic functionality in industrial settings.
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