Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM) continues to strengthen the digital entrepreneurship ecosystem through the 2026 Digital Business Bootcamp program. This activity, initiated by the Faculty of Information Technology, is designed to hone students' skills in creating concrete solutions based on Artificial Intelligence and data processing.
During the event, sixth-semester students from the Data Science Study Program presented several innovative startup concepts. Some of the featured ideas included i-Mosque, an integrated digital platform for the needs of the Muslim community, and WARSI AI, a smart assistant designed to optimize the operations of MSMEs in the culinary sector.
In addition, there were innovations in the lifestyle and financial technology sectors, namely Delavia, a eyewear recommendation platform with a virtual try-on feature, and Beat Band. Beat Band became one of the highlights because it offers a safer contactless payment solution by utilizing biometric authentication via the user's heartbeat.
Head of the UNM Data Science Study Program, Tati Mardiana, stated that the students' success in designing business models and product development strategies is proof of the growing culture of innovation on campus. According to her, a deep understanding of market needs is the main key for prospective startup founders in today's digital economy era.
Furthermore, Tati emphasized that the university will continue to provide intensive mentoring so that these business concepts do not just end up as academic assignments but can be implemented in reality. Through collaboration with industry practitioners and project-based learning approaches, UNM is committed to producing graduates who can create jobs and contribute positively to national economic growth.
