Indonesian IoT Ecosystem

This document is an attempt to collect information of Indonesian IoT ecosystem.

The taxonomy is created to provide a clear role of each components in the
system. The list is not ordered in a particular manner. This is a growing list. If
you have information and contacts, let us know.
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1 Hardware
1.1 (Development) board makers
1. DycodeX. Bandung-based IoT developers. ESPectro is their ESP8266-based
development board. Web: www.dycodex.com
2. Bluino. Bluetooth-based Arduino
3. Acer.

1.2 Low-level component / modules / system makers

1. TSM. www.tsmid.com
2. Polytron. Ideolabs, an initiative to integrate all.
3. ESI Track. Tracking system. They also develop their own board. Web:
esitrack.com, email: cso@esi-labs.com

1.3 Processors
1. Xirka

1.4 Network Components

1.5 Sensors

2 Software
2.1 Low-level (system monitor, firmware)
2.2 Applications
2.3 Web
2.4 Analytics

3 Network Service Providers

3.1 Telcos & ISP
There are no telcos or ISPs providing specific IoT services. They provide generic
networking (and hosting) services.

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3.2 Mesh (WiFi, LoRa)
Some applications use WiFi/LoRa as part of the networking infrastructure. They
are mostly closed systems.

4 Clouds
The following is a list of IoT-specific services in Indonesia. The back end (eg.
Database) may use services from outside Indonesia.

4.1 Commercial
Some of the local clouds described below provide commercial services.

4.2 Local/Own Clouds

1. Makestro. Web: makestro.com
2. Geeknesia. Web: geeknesia.com
3. ID-Clouds. Web: www.id-clouds.net, email: info@id-clouds.net
4. Antares. Web: antares.id

5 Analytics
5.1 Search Engines / AI / Big Data

6 Communities
6.1 Education / Learning
1. ProcodeCG. teach programming & IoT to kids (coding kids) and mothers
(coding mums), web: procodecg.com, blog: procodecg.wordpress.com
2. Universities: many universities are providing IoT education. However, they
are not specifically called IoT. They may be part of electronics courses.

6.2 Communities
1. Makestro. Makers in Bandung. Web: makestro.com
2. Semarang. Semarang Open Go. Web: semarangopengo.com
3. Dirakit. Web: dirakit.com
4. Masyarakat IoT Indonesia (FB):
https://www.facebook.com/groups/605906116247557/
5. ESP8266 Indonesia (FB): https://www.facebook.com/groups/espindonesia/
6. Unila. Campus. Unila IoT research club. Have several IoT projects, such as
http://uirg.unila.ac.id/EMonS/

6.3 Governments (Initiatives)

1. Diskominfo Kota Bandung: the use of IoT for weather (environtment)
information

6.4 Individuals (with no community association)

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