PT. Mindotama Avia Teknik successfully conducted the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for the System Processing Development of InaEEWS as part of the BMKG Project. The FAT activities were carried out in two phases, held in March 2025 and August 2025, to ensure that all developed systems, hardware, and software components complied with the required technical specifications, operational standards, and project objectives.

The Factory Acceptance Test represented an important milestone in the development of the Indonesia Earthquake Early Warning System (InaEEWS), particularly in strengthening the reliability and performance of the system processing infrastructure. During both phases of the FAT, comprehensive testing and verification were performed on the processing system, including system integration, data communication, redundancy, stability, and operational functionality under various simulated conditions.

The first phase of the FAT, conducted in March 2025, focused on the initial verification and validation of the developed processing system. This stage included detailed inspections of the system architecture, software configuration, server performance, and integration between various subsystems. The successful completion of this phase confirmed that the system met the fundamental design and operational requirements.

The second phase, conducted in August 2025, served as a continuation and final validation of the overall system performance prior to implementation. Additional testing was performed to evaluate system reliability, operational readiness, and long-term performance under more complex and realistic scenarios. This phase also provided an opportunity for all project stakeholders to review the final configuration and confirm that the system was ready for deployment.

As part of the BMKG Project, the FAT activities demonstrated the strong commitment of PT. Mindotama Avia Teknik to delivering a high-quality, dependable, and fully integrated processing system for InaEEWS. Through close collaboration with BMKG and all related parties, this project is expected to contribute significantly to the enhancement of earthquake early warning capabilities in Indonesia and to support greater public safety and disaster mitigation efforts in the future.