The first ARStrobot workshop was held at SMPN 49 Bandung, located in the Antapani area of Bandung, on May 19, 2026. The event was conducted on-site and was enthusiastically attended by the students participating in the workshop program. As part of the “Youth IoT Workshop & Drone Pilot 2026” series, this event aimed to introduce drone technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) to the younger generation through interactive and practical learning experiences.
The workshop featured Basith Abdurrohman Asy’ari from Telkom University and Eldeast Jane Abdul Fitra from ARS University as speakers. During the presentation session, participants were introduced to various basic concepts regarding drones, ranging from main components and control systems to regulations regarding drone use in Indonesia. Additionally, participants learned about the concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) as a connectivity technology and its implementation in the development of modern drone systems. The workshop material also covered the basic theory and applications of drone charging stations as a technology supporting drone operations.
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The workshop was not limited to a presentation session in the school auditorium but also included outdoor practical sessions, such as on the school’s basketball court. During these practical sessions, participants were given the opportunity to try operating drones using remote controls under the guidance of the instructors. These practical activities provided participants with a more real-life experience in understanding how drones work and how to control them.
Through this workshop, participants are expected to gain a basic understanding of drone technology, become familiar with various types of drones, understand drone regulations in Indonesia, and acquire basic skills in controlling drones. In addition to expanding their technological knowledge, this activity is also expected to spark students’ interest and curiosity in future technological developments, particularly in the fields of IoT and unmanned aerial systems.



