Maker Movement toward IoT Ecosystem in Indonesia
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The document discusses the development of the maker movement and the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem in Indonesia, emphasizing the involvement of various stakeholders including academia, government, and non-industrial businesses. It highlights the need for support, education, and infrastructure to foster maker culture and IoT innovations, as well as collaborations between Indonesia and Malaysia. The presentation reflects on the potential growth in the IoT market in Indonesia, projecting significant opportunities for startups and innovations in the field.
Maker Movement toward IoT Ecosystem in Indonesia
- 1. Maker Movement toward IoT Ecosystem in Indonesia Presented for: Forum Group Discussion, at Indonesia Ministry of Communication and Informatics, NOV 28, 2017
- 2. Andri Yadi @andri_yadi | a (at) dycode (dot) com http://andriyadi.me | http://dycodex.com
- 3. [email protected] | http://dycodex.com IoT & maker movement enabler CEO by DyCode
- 4. IoT ProductsHardware Kit IoT Custom DesignsIoT Education DycodeX Asset Tracking Industrial IoT Precision Agriculture Products & Services Focus
- 6. Disclaimer I’m (pro) maker, so I’ll tend to take a side to maker :)
- 7. Pemangku kepentingan IoT di Indonesia Universitas Swasta Masyarakat Pemerintah Media PENGGUNA • Usaha non- industri • Industri PEMBUAT • Usaha non- industri • Industri Komunitas/ Hobbyist Masyarakat Umum Kampus Peneliti • Pengguna • Edukator • Pengembang FASILITATOR • Regulator • Penyedia infrastruktur • Pengguna RESONATOR • Publikasi • Pengembang • Pengguna3 IoT Stakeholders in Indonesia Source: Peta Jalan Internet of Things Indonesia, KOMINFO, 2017
- 8. Where do the makers fit in that?
- 9. IoT Stakeholders in Indonesia Source: Peta Jalan Internet of Things Indonesia, KOMINFO, 2017
- 10. WHO IS MAKER? Target Demand Who For Education Learning Junior Maker Hands-on For Fun Creativity Pro Maker Projects For Business Startup tricks Pre-Startup ProductsStand for
- 13. Where did it begin?
- 14. circa 2005
- 15. Raspberry Pi 14+ Million Units SOLD!
- 16. Initial Arduino Team 1st open source 3D Printer RepRap 2005
- 21. Collaboration Disrupt large enterprises Emphasis on tailor made products Education: practice over theory Resource sharing Convergence of forces last decade innovations
- 22. Epic Journey StartupMaker Indonesia IoT startups? Investors?
- 24. Hardware Accelerator/Incubator All abroad. Indonesia?
- 25. “…By 2018, nearly 50% percent of the “Internet of Things (IoT) solutions” would be provided by startups which are less than three years old” - Jim Tully, analyst with Gartner
- 31. MALAYSIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MULTIMEDIA COMMISSION (MCMC)
- 32. “IoT initiatives in Malaysia has started since 2009 Since 3 years ago, MCMC approached IoT by supporting maker movement” John Tay, Head of Department, Digital Lifestyle and Society, MCMC
- 33. An initiative to raise public awareness of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) incorporating Internet of Things (IoT) development for tech enthusiasts, educators, thinkers and students. The platform will provide makers society to be creative and innovative in the areas of 3D printing, drone, embedded system, electronic, virtual reality, IoT programming http://dlm.skmm.gov.my/myMaker/myMaker.aspx National Maker Movement
- 34. myMaker IoT Lab Inside MCMC itself
- 36. EVENTS
- 37. We’re there for…
- 39. Video: https://www.facebook.com/makestroid/videos/390616834719892/ Makerspace in National Design Center
- 40. Video: https://www.facebook.com/makestroid/videos/390616834719892/ Makerspace in National Design Center
- 43. INDONESIA STARTED LATE but it’s OK
- 44. Students (college, vocational school - mostly for assignments & final projects) Hobbyists Professionals Startups Industrials Indonesian Makers
- 45. By Procode S.T.E.A.M Education Procode archives Informal
- 46. with Makers Family They’re Sparky & Bear Homeschool
- 47. *Disclaimer: I have no data of all players in Indonesia yet. Sorry if you’re not listed. And I’m talking about electronics maker-related players Indonesia Indonesia some Communities… Makers.ID
- 48. Some Hardware Kit Suppliers and many more…. on Tokopedia & Bukalapak *obviously, I don’t know all suppliers yet. Sorry if you not listed. Depoinovasi Bluino Toko Maharaja Pi Electronics
- 49. NO FULL-PLEDGE MAKERSPACE YET that I know of
- 51. Some Making/IoT-theme challenges and hackathons
- 52. makestro.com circa Sept 2016 I’ll focus on…
- 53. An Indonesia Platform for Maker: to “democratize” knowledge, hardware kit, and software to help makers to start making in hardware. To drive into Internet of Things Disclosure: it’s initiated by DycodeX
- 54. Learning Shop Community Software Projects, tutorials, videos, news, professional trainings Hardware marketplace from Maker for Maker: kits, devboards, maker tools IoT Cloud infrastructure, software libraries, sample code Offline meetups, seminars, training/hands-on, competitions
- 55. Community Events
- 56. 5Workshops & Classes 20+Seminars/Conferences for just 1 year since Makestro initiated in 2016
- 58. Latest event
- 59. Organized by Supported by Collaboration result of Indonesia & Malaysia
- 60. 400Seminar participants 80Hackathon Proposals 30Hackthlete teams 5Cities Road to RIoT 20Speakers & Topics 8months in the making
- 61. As collaboration result: Designed by DycodeX, in Bandung, Indonesia Manufactured by Cytron in Penang, Malaysia Custom Hardware Kit for RIoT Hackathon *
- 65. RIoT Hackathon 2017: 1st winner - Smart Parking
- 66. S.T.E.A.M in formal education as early as possible Support on high education research Maker movement support in general Maker-friendly regulations, taxation Maker to startup support Makerspaces & IoT Labs
- 67. Maker-friendly sandbox: Education-purpose IoT products Maker-related products research/ prototyping Early mass produced products by startup are applicable to be in sandbox* * to be defined
- 68. LoRa HAT LoRa Shield ESPectro DevBoard LoRa backpack Motor backpack A/C control backpack ESP32 breakout Alora Sensor Kit ESPectro Base Rainbowrd DevBoard LoRa gateway HAT LoRa gateway Tracker (Cellular) Tracker (LoRa) The Kind of Products Need Regulatory Sandbox And many many more…
- 69. Devices 56 Network 39 Platform 157 Application 192 Total 444 In IDR Trillion Indonesia IoT Potential Market in 2022: IDR444T Source: Indonesia IoT Forum Major Contributors: Platform & Apps (78%)
- 70. Home & Others 3% Agriculture 5% Real Estate 5% Utilities 6% Transportation 7% Government 8% Computing 9% Retail 9% Insurance 13% Healthcare 17% Manufacture 18% Total 400 million Indonesia Potential IoT Devices in 2022: 400M Source: Indonesia IoT Forum Manufacture & Healthcare are major contributors
- 71. With the abundance of IoT potentials, where do the talents come from?
- 72. Indonesia Image source: https://daily.oktagon.co.id/pentingnya-maker- movement-dan-product-development-di-indonesia That’s why we need to support
- 73. It’s exciting time to be a maker !
- 74. What will you make TODAY? So…
- 76. [email protected] | http://dycodex.com IoT & maker movement enabler