Inspiring Student Achievements

“Victor Nera Umardicha and Zachary Griffin Handoko from SMA Santo Yoseph Denpasar earned 2nd Place (First Runner-Up) in the Robo Soccer Senior category at the prestigious Codeavour 7.0 International Showdown, held at BINUS University Alam Sutera, Jakarta, on May 16–17, 2026. Despite facing international opponents using robots with four drive motors, the Bali team reached the final with a robot powered by just two drive motors, thanks to their strong grasp of robotics fundamentals and well-developed match strategy.”

“In the Junior category, Jeremy Huan En Yu (Santosa Intercultural School) and Gde Erland Dewantara Kurniawan (SD Bali Public School) earned 2nd Place (First Runner-Up) in Robo Soccer at Codeavour 7.0 International Showdown, the world's largest technology competition. With a strong foundation in coding and robotics developed during their school years, they designed and programmed a soccer robot with agile, precise movements that proved highly competitive on the international stage.”

“An outstanding collaboration between Putu Wirahadi Putra (SMAN 1 Sukawati) and I Gusti Made Priya Abhiseka Nareswara (SMPN 1 Gianyar) led to a proud achievement: 3rd Place (Second Runner-Up) in the Robo Soccer Senior category at the international Codeavour 7.0 event in Jakarta. Competing among 1,500 participants from around the world, the team demonstrated strong logical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in the world-class robot soccer arena.”

“Students from Taman Rama Intercultural School won the Greentech Innovation Challenge category at the Biggest Coding, AI & Robotics Competition 2025, organized by Koding Akademi. They earned this achievement through an innovative project titled “IoT-based Smart Parking”, a smart solution for managing parking areas using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The project aims to improve parking efficiency, reduce traffic congestion, and support environmentally friendly practices. This achievement demonstrates how project-based learning in coding, AI, and robotics can encourage students to think critically and creatively while developing practical solutions that have a positive impact on the future.”

“Camelia took private coding classes at Koding Akademi to prepare for the new semester at UIC, where she is majoring in Marketing with minors in Computer Science and Finance. With a personalized learning approach, the lessons were tailored to the needs of her coursework. Each session included hands-on exercises and practice labs, allowing her to understand concepts in theory and apply them in practice. Her teacher also provided structured feedback on every exercise, helping Camelia identify her strengths and areas for improvement. As a result, Camelia felt better prepared and more confident, with a stronger foundation in programming when her university classes began.”

“The Blind Heroes team from Bali received a Best Performance consolation award in the Elementary category at the international Codeavour 6.0 competition, held on May 16–17, 2025, in Qatar. At this major coding, robotics, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) competition for students, they presented The Intelligent Blind Stick, a smart cane designed to help people with visual impairments detect obstacles and puddles so they can move more safely and independently. The project demonstrates that technology can be developed not only to drive innovation but also to create a meaningful social impact. This achievement also shows that Koding Akademi students can compete on the global stage and develop technological solutions that benefit society from an early age.”

“A Koding Akademi student earned an outstanding achievement at the international Code Olympiad 2025, organized by Coding Bee under the theme “Innovating Nutrition: Technology for a Healthier Future”. Held in a hybrid format with an in-person venue at Scientia Boulevard, this global coding competition brought together hundreds of participants from various regions. In the Game Development: Roblox (Elementary School) category, Duane won 1st Place with a game project that combined creative design, programming logic, and strong problem-solving skills. From brainstorming and concept development to debugging, testing, and presentation practice, this achievement demonstrates how consistency, hard work, and the courage to try can help students compete and succeed internationally while inspiring younger generations to keep innovating through technology.”