I had an honour to share my thought on Indonesia Maker Movement to a group of Indonesia IoT stakeholders and community. It's during a forum group discussion organized by Indonesia Ministry of Communication and Informatics.

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. x@dycode.com | 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

5. initiator
ambassador
initiator

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

11. Baking
Brewing
Sewing
Welding
Wood-working
Sculpturing
Programming
Computer-aided
Designing
Electronics
Robotics
3D Printing
IoT
Data
Making
A
nalog
D
igital

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

28. Not all good…
https://hackaday.com/2017/07/25/the-end-of-
arduino-101-intel-leaves-maker-market/
http://observer.com/2017/07/intel-arduino-reality-
television/

29. Not all good…
https://makezine.com/2017/11/15/techshop-closes-doors-files-bankruptcy/

30. Malaysia
Case
Study

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

35. myMaker IoT Lab
Activities

36. EVENTS

37. We’re there for…

38. Singapore
Case
Study

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

41. Video: https://www.facebook.com/makestroid/videos/390992581348984/
Community Lab in UWC

42. Indonesia
Source: https://daily.oktagon.co.id/pentingnya-maker-
movement-dan-product-development-di-indonesia

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

50. NO
YET
hopefully soon?

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
*

62. RIoT Hackathon 2017

63. RIoT Hackathon 2017

64. RIoT Hackathon 2017

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…

75. makestroid
makestroid
makestroid

76. x@dycode.com | http://dycodex.com
IoT & maker movement enabler