Mark Fitz
As Asia continue to grow as a startup hub, an increased focus has been given to technological advancement in agriculture, particularly in Indonesia. With a robust technology ecosystem and a thriving agricultural industry, Indonesia has emerged as a regional leader in AgTech startup. Startups founded in 2020 or later are using technology to revolutionise the agricultural industry and bring it into the 21st century. This article spotlights a selection of these startup companies that are making a significant impact in the agricultural industry.
These startup companies combine the expertise in agriculture with the application of cutting-edge technology to provide solutions that are transforming how farming is done. From using data science and Internet of Things (IoT) to Blockchain and Information Technology, these startups are seeking innovative ways to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and productivity in farming. Here, we will be exploring startups located in Indonesia and offering an overview of their goals, endeavors, and ideologies.
As these startups continue to evolve and adapt, they are playing an essential role in shaping the agriculture industry in Indonesia. By focusing on technology and innovation, these startups are heralding a new era in agriculture, proving that farming is not only about hard work but also about smart work.
Tanidev
Located in Tangerang, Jawa Barat, Indonesia is Tanidev, a tech startup in the Agricultural field. Co-founded by Dionisius Aloisius, Felix Soelaiman, and Ilham Hamdhani, the company aims to leverage technology and data analytics to improve farming practices. By utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT), they envision disrupting the agriculture industry with data-centric approaches and exhaustive research. You can follow Tanidev’s revolutionary journey on their social media platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn.
GREENS
GREENS is a Jakarta-based startup that focuses on deploying portable smart units for hyperlocal food systems underpinned by the web3 ecosystem. Embracing technologies like Blockchain and the Internet of Things, GREENS is keen on transforming the food system landscape. Track their strides on their LinkedIn page.
Pohaci
At Pohaci, Ilham Firdaus and Zulfia Firdiyani are bringing forth sophistication in farming practices. Based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Pohaci endeavours to build a self-service agriculture recommendation system. This technology allows everyone access to agricultural strategies based on variables like their capability, environmental factors, and market price. Stay connected with Pohaci on their Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
Eratani
In Jakarta, Raya, Indonesia, Eratani focuses on building an agricultural ecosystem that enriches the productivity and welfare of farmers. Eratani’s goal is to offer easy access to technology for farmers and revolutionize the agricultural ecosystem. Follow their progress on theirLinkedIn page.
Aria
Another Jakarta-based startup named Aria provides profound solutions for the agriculture sector. Via its innovative technology and services, Aria aims to address the multifaceted challenges in the sector. Stay tuned with Aria’s updates on theirLinkedIn page.
Semaai
Semaai, co-founded by Gaurav Batra, visions to provide comprehensive end-to-end solutions for farmers, Toko Tanis, and other stakeholders in the agriculture supply chain. Operating from Jakarta, Raya, Indonesia, Semaai is continually evolving farming practices. Interact with Semaai on theirFacebook and LinkedIn pages.
AgriAku
AgriAku, established by Danny Handoko and Irvan Kolonas in Jakarta, Raya, Indonesia, is another notable startup in the AgTech sector. The company aims to provide affordable agricultural production facilities through its apps for traders, farm shop owners, small and medium-sized businesses, and farmers. Stay updated with AgriAku’s ventures on theirFacebook and LinkedIn pages.
Akar
Jakarta-based Akar offers a hyperlocal indoor vertical farming solution. With a focus on delivering high-quality leafy greens, herbs, and edible flowers, Akar is shaping the future of vertical farming. Connect with them onLinkedIn.
Elevarm
Based in Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia, Elevarm co-founded by Bayu Syerli, Febi Agil Ifdillah, and Lintang Kusuma Pratiwi, is an upstream-focused agritech startup that brings sustainability to agriculture by aligning market demand and standardized farming practices. To keep track of Elevarm’s latest developments, follow theirLinkedIn page.
Freship
Last but not least, Freship, founded by Mohammad Nurrahman in Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia, focus on creating a sustainable agriculture environment through integrated farming management system and provides a larger market access for farmers. Follow their strides on theirLinkedIn page.
In summary, these startups offer a fascinating glimpse into the future of AgTech in Indonesia. Their innovative approaches and technological advancements are set to propel the Indonesian agricultural sector forward, contributing to sustainable and technologically-driven farming practices in the years to come.
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