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In a remarkable achievement, the robotics team from Orsted Education's Surabaya campus secured the Gold Medal at the prestigious International Youth Robotics Competition held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The competition, which took place from March 10-14, 2024, attracted over 200 teams from 35 countries across Asia-Pacific. Our team competed in the Advanced Robotics category, which required participants to design, build, and program autonomous robots to complete complex tasks.
Our students developed an innovative waste-sorting robot powered by AI vision recognition. The robot could identify different types of waste materials and sort them into appropriate recycling categories with 98% accuracy, significantly outperforming other competitors.
Team leader, Andi Putra (Grade 11), shared his excitement: "This victory is the result of months of hard work and dedication. Our instructors at Orsted provided us with not just technical knowledge but also the confidence to compete internationally."
This win has opened doors for our students to participate in the World Robotics Olympiad later this year. Orsted Education plans to establish a specialized robotics research lab to nurture more such talents.
"This achievement proves that Indonesian students have the potential to compete and excel at the international level when given the right guidance and resources."
- Dr. Surya Wijaya, Academic Director
Orsted Education is proud to announce a groundbreaking strategic partnership with Universitas Gadjah Mada's Faculty of Engineering, marking a significant step forward in STEM education in Indonesia.
The memorandum of understanding was signed on February 27, 2024, at UGM's main campus in Yogyakarta. This collaboration will focus on developing advanced AI and robotics curriculum for high school students, bridging the gap between secondary and tertiary education in technology fields.
The partnership encompasses several key areas:
Orsted students will gain access to:
Access to UGM's state-of-the-art research facilities
Direct mentorship from university professors
Pathway programs for UGM engineering courses
"This partnership represents our commitment to providing world-class STEM education and preparing students for the challenges of Industry 4.0."
- Director of Orsted Education"UGM is excited to collaborate with Orsted Education to nurture young technological talents from an early age."
- Dean of Engineering Faculty, UGMThe joint programs will commence in the 2024-2025 academic year, starting with pilot programs in Surabaya and Bandung campuses before expanding nationwide.
The Orsted Education E-Sports team emerged victorious at the highly competitive Mayor's Cup E-Sports Tournament, showcasing exceptional skill, strategy, and teamwork.
The Mayor's Cup, held from February 5-9, 2024, featured 64 teams from schools across East Java competing in popular multiplayer online battle arena games. Our team remained undefeated throughout the tournament, securing their championship title with a flawless record.
In the finals, our team demonstrated remarkable coordination and strategic gameplay, overcoming strong opponents in a best-of-five series that had spectators on the edge of their seats.
Our championship team consisted of five dedicated students who balanced their academic responsibilities with intense training schedules:
Our E-Sports program at Orsted emphasizes not just gaming skills but also:
Analyzing opponents and adapting strategies
Effective communication and role distribution
Managing pressure and maintaining focus
With this victory, our team has qualified for the National School E-Sports Championship in Jakarta next month, where they will represent East Java against other provincial champions.
"E-Sports is not just about gaming; it's about developing strategic thinking, teamwork, and resilience - skills that are valuable in any career path."
- E-Sports Program Director
Orsted Education proudly announces the grand opening of our newest campus in Bandung, West Java, marking our commitment to expanding quality STEM education across Indonesia.
The new 2,500 square meter campus is equipped with cutting-edge facilities designed to provide students with hands-on learning experiences in technology and innovation.
Equipped with high-performance computing systems and AI development tools
Complete with 3D printers, CNC machines, and robotic assembly stations
Professional gaming setup with tournament-grade equipment
Collaborative space for student projects and startup incubation
The campus was officially inaugurated by the Mayor of Bandung, who praised Orsted Education's contribution to developing young technological talents in the city.
The Bandung campus will offer our full range of programs, with special emphasis on:
Beyond regular courses, the campus will serve as a community tech hub, offering:
Free coding workshops for underprivileged students
Professional development for local school teachers
Monthly sessions with tech industry leaders
The Bandung campus is the first of three new campuses planned for 2024, with additional locations in Semarang and Medan scheduled to open later this year.
"Our Bandung campus represents our vision for the future of education - where technology, creativity, and innovation come together to prepare students for tomorrow's challenges."
- Campus Director, Bandung
Orsted Education's annual free STEM workshop series concluded with record-breaking participation, engaging over 500 students from across East Java in hands-on technology learning experiences.
Held from January 10-14, 2024, across our four campuses in Surabaya, Bandung, Gresik, and Kediri, the workshop series aimed to democratize access to quality STEM education and inspire the next generation of innovators.
Students had the opportunity to explore various STEM fields through interactive sessions:
Basic programming concepts through game development
Building and programming simple robots
Understanding artificial intelligence through hands-on projects
Creating simple games using block-based programming
Several outstanding projects emerged from the workshops:
"I never knew coding could be this fun! I made my first game today!"
- Sari, Grade 7 Student"The robotics session was amazing. I want to learn more and join the competition team."
- Budi, Grade 10 Student"As a parent, I'm thrilled to see my child so engaged and excited about learning technology."
- Parent of ParticipantThe workshop series successfully:
68% of participants expressed interest in pursuing STEM fields
Provided access to students from underprivileged backgrounds
Connected students with role models in tech industries
Building on this success, Orsted Education plans to:
"These workshops are more than just learning sessions; they're opportunities to discover passions, develop skills, and dream bigger about what's possible with technology."
- Workshop Program Director
Orsted Education introduces a revolutionary Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning curriculum, developed in collaboration with industry experts and academic institutions, setting new standards in technology education.
Developed over 18 months with input from leading AI researchers, industry practitioners, and educational psychologists, this curriculum is designed to make complex AI concepts accessible and engaging for students from middle school through high school.
The curriculum is divided into progressive modules that build upon each other:
Introduction to AI concepts, ethics, and basic Python programming
Data analysis, basic machine learning algorithms, and project development
Deep learning, neural networks, and real-world problem solving
Computer vision, natural language processing, and AI research projects
The curriculum employs cutting-edge pedagogical approaches:
Students work on real-world AI projects from day one
Critical thinking about AI's societal impacts
Direct guidance from AI professionals
Training for national and international AI competitions
Early adopters of the curriculum have already developed impressive projects:
AI-powered crop disease detection using image recognition
Natural language processing for emotional support
Machine learning for urban traffic management
AI tutor for personalized learning paths
The curriculum has received endorsements from:
"A pioneering approach to AI education for young learners"
"Sets the standard for AI curriculum development nationally"
"Exactly the skillset we're looking for in future employees"
The curriculum rollout includes:
Planned enhancements to the curriculum include:
Working with physical AI devices and sensors
Introduction to next-generation computing
Partnerships for professional AI certifications
"This curriculum represents our commitment to not just teaching technology, but preparing students to shape the future with it. We're equipping them with the tools to solve tomorrow's challenges today."
- Head of Curriculum Development