Aditya Bhatara
In the realm of industrial engineering, where innovation and safety intersect, Dr. Tanika D Sofianti stands as a beacon of knowledge and expertise. Recently, she graced the stage as the guest of honor at Infiniti Tech Day, hosted by Swiss German University, to delve into the critical nexus between Industry 4.0 and occupational health and safety. This event, themed “Safety and Assistive Technology,” brought together industry leaders, experts, and enthusiasts to explore the evolving landscape of safety technology in factories.
Dr. Tanika, an Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering at Swiss German University, seized the opportunity to elucidate on “Industry 4.0 Technology Trends for Occupational Health and Safety.” Her presentation not only underscored the significance of integrating cutting-edge technologies into industrial environments but also shed light on the transformative potential of Industry 4.0 in enhancing workplace safety standards.
Following Dr. Tanika’s insightful discourse, Mr. Hendra Messa, a distinguished Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) expert, took the stage to share his perspectives on “HSE and Industry 4.0.” His address delved into the symbiotic relationship between HSE practices and the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies, emphasizing the need for proactive measures to mitigate occupational hazards in the era of automation and digitalization.
The event reached its zenith with Mr. Raditya unveiling a plethora of innovative technologies developed by Infinitigroup aimed at bolstering health and safety in factories. From state-of-the-art training modules to immersive Virtual Reality (VR) equipment, the showcase exemplified a holistic approach to fostering a culture of safety and well-being among factory workers.
The resonance of this informative session reverberated across the Cikarang Region, attracting over 60 participants from esteemed manufacturers such as Hitachi, Suzuki, and Toyota. The venue, Gedung INFINITIGROUP, served as a fitting backdrop for this convergence of minds, epitomizing the commitment of both academia and industry towards advancing safety standards in the manufacturing sector.
Dr. Tanika’s presence at the helm of Infiniti Tech Day not only underscored her eminence in the field but also underscored her dedication to bridging the gap between academic research and practical industry applications. Her elucidation on Industry 4.0’s implications for occupational health and safety resonated deeply with attendees, igniting conversations and sparking ideas that promise to shape the future of workplace safety.
