UBSI Student's AiDen App Cracks Top 100 in Google's JuaraVibeCoding

Adent Fallah Amorisyah, a student of the Software Engineering programme at the Faculty of Engineering and Informatics, Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika (UBSI), has achieved national recognition by being named among the Top 100 Best Projects.

He earned this achievement at the JuaraVibeCoding competition organised by Google for Developers and Google Cloud. The contest drew more than 17,000 participants from developer communities across Indonesia.

The accomplishment demonstrates that UBSI Software Engineering students can deliver artificial intelligence (AI)-based innovation relevant to the needs of the education sector whilst competing at the national level.

Adent developed AiDen (AI Learning Assistant), an AI-based study assistant designed to help students understand lecture material more effectively, interactively and personally.

The application harnesses Gemini AI technology, which can understand the context of documents uploaded by users, providing a smarter learning experience tailored to each individual’s needs.

AiDen is equipped with a range of standout features, including document-based question and answer, automatic material summarisation, interactive flashcards to aid memorisation, and AI-based quizzes that can measure a student’s level of understanding.

The solution was developed as a companion to Learning Management Systems (LMS) so that independent learning becomes more effective, efficient and adaptive to developments in educational technology.

To support the application’s performance, Adent utilised a number of modern technologies, including React, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB Atlas, Gemini AI and Google Cloud Run. This combination of technologies enables AiDen to deliver AI-based services that are fast, responsive and easily accessible to users.

As a Creative Digital Campus, UBSI continues to encourage its students to develop digital innovations capable of addressing the challenges of industry and education.

Support through an industry-based curriculum, training in the latest technologies, and participation in various national competitions forms part of UBSI’s commitment to producing competent graduates with global competitiveness.

The Head of the UBSI Software Engineering programme, Dr Ir Taufik Baidawi, praised Adent’s achievement, saying it demonstrates the quality of UBSI’s software engineering students in developing technology-based solutions.

“We congratulate Adent Fallah Amorisyah on his success in winning the Top 100 Best Project award at the JuaraVibeCoding competition organised by Google for Developers and Google Cloud,” he said in a statement on Sunday (12 July 2026).

According to him, the achievement proves that UBSI software engineering students can produce AI-based innovation that not only possesses technical quality but also offers real solutions for the world of education.

“We hope this achievement inspires other students to keep innovating, enhance their competencies and dare to compete at the national and international levels,” said Taufik.

Furthermore, the AiDen project will not end as a competition entry. The application will be developed into thesis research focusing on the implementation of AI technology to support learning processes in higher education.

This development is expected to make a tangible contribution to the advancement of educational technology whilst strengthening the culture of research and innovation within the campus environment.

Adent’s achievement further affirms the Software Engineering programme’s commitment to producing graduates who are excellent, innovative and adaptive to digital technology developments.

With learning aligned to industry needs and support for various technology competitions, UBSI students continue to be encouraged to produce work that benefits society whilst competing nationally and internationally.