Gede Indrawan
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About
Gede Indrawan is a computer scientist whose work sits at the vital intersection of technology and cultural preservation, with a primary focus on safeguarding the endangered Balinese script. His most significant contributions involve the development of robotic transliteration systems, most notably the **LBtrans-Bot** (23 citations) and the **Pasang Aksara Bot** (14 citations). These systems employ Finite State Automata (FSA) transliteration methods to convert Latin text into Balinese script, effectively automating a process that supports the documentation and revitalization of a cultural legacy. By bridging Computer Science with Balinese Language studies, Indrawan has created practical tools that combat the declining use of this ancient writing system. Beyond cultural informatics, his research extends to autonomous robotics, where he has explored Fuzzy-PID behavior selection algorithms and visual odometry for navigation and obstacle avoidance in plant environments. Indrawan’s work stands as a compelling example of how engineering can serve the humanities, offering tangible solutions for preserving intangible world heritage while advancing the field of educational robotics.
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