COMPUTEX is one of the world’s most important technology exhibitions and is Taiwan’s biggest trade show. It attracts tens of thousands of industry professionals to network in Taipei, bringing huge market opportunities to technology companies and startups. This year, the Indonesia Economic and Trade Office to Taipei (KDEI) organized the Indonesian Pavilion, inviting 12 start-ups to show the strength of Indonesian technological innovation at InnoVEX.

Representative Iqbal Shoffan Shofwan of KDEI said, “InnoVEX is an important annual event with many international and Taiwanese companies participating. It provides opportunities for Indonesian ICT companies and exporters to introduce their products and services. The exhibition gives opportunities for collaboration between companies and can lead Indonesian ICT companies to become part of a broad international supply chain.”

One startup at the pavilion, Crustea, offers aquaculture technology that is efficient, economical and environmentally friendly to help pond farmers increase productivity. Its EBII monitoring system and ECO-Aerator tracks water quality so that AI can manage equipment to maintain optimal water conditions and maximize energy efficiency. 

Another company called Qiwii provides an online queue service so that businesses don’t lose customers due to long wait times. Through the Qiwii app, customers can line up and track their place online. Manpro showcased software that allows managers and staff to track progress through an online project system, while Gamatechno Indonesia brought its ERP software system.

The Indonesia Pavilion at InnoVEX 2024 also included Quipsters, Privy, SAT Nusa, Indonesian Need Solutions (Prieds), Run System, Swayasa Prakarsa, Prosa.ai and Kazee Digital. The pavilion’s 12 startups cover fields from AI and green technology to smart mobility and semiconductor applications. With their innovative software and hardware, they showcase Indonesia’s technological prowess.