This document discusses how IoT can reshape digital products and the future of a company called DycodeX. It describes how DycodeX started by developing a photo collecting service for weddings but identified problems with relying on manual processes. This led them to explore IoT to automate tasks, reduce costs, and make processes more reliable. Now, DycodeX designs all electronics and develops all firmware and software in-house in Indonesia. They collaborate with telecom companies to test IoT networks and help farmers through an IoT-based cattle monitoring product. Implementing IoT as the core of their business has opened opportunities and challenges.
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How IoT is Re-shaping Digital Products and Businesses at DycodeX
1. How IoT can Re-shape the Future of
Digital Products?
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2. Who Am I?
Alwin Arrasyid
IoT Software Lead of DycodeX
winter@dycode.com
alwint3r.github.io
Started coding 8 years ago.
Developed passion for
building resilient back-end
services since vocational high
school days.
Has a lot of interest including
playing music instrument,
reading, and writing stories.
3. DycodeX
Our vision is to solve big problems with
technology. Today, we’re pioneering and
leading in developing end-to-end
home-grown IoT & AI-based systems in
Indonesia, and enable maker movement
along the way.
PT DycodeX Teknologi Nusantara
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5. Internet of Things
Network of physical objects with embedded
electronics, software, connectivity, and people to
enable connectivity to exchange data, for intelligent
applications and services.
20. The Problems
● We use MacBook
● Yes, you read & heard it right, MacBook!
● No automated printing
● Requires operator to operate the printing software
21.
22. Recap: Why IoT
● Lower operational costs
● Less human interaction for automated tasks
23. Recap: Why IoT
● Lower operational costs
● Less human interaction for automated tasks
● Human are less reliable than machine to gather
data
● There are problems that just can’t be solved by
apps alone
24. How do we do IoT?
Let’s hear what the chef has to say...
31. IoT Back-End Services
● We adopt and sometimes mix common architectures
together to fit the product needs
○ Microservices Architecture
○ Event-Driven Architecture
32. Recap: How do we do IoT?
● We design and assemble the electronics in-house in
Indonesia
● We develop the firmware for IoT devices in-house in
Indonesia
● We use development boards during prototyping and
research
● We design and develop the software parts
○ Android, iOS, and web apps
○ IoT back-end services
33. How far is the impact of implementation
of IoT to our products and business?
IoT is the core of our business...
34. One of the impact of implementing IoT as the
core of our business and products is
Collaboration
36. We helped a telco to test their first NB-IoT field test in a farm in
West Java.
37. By helping telco testing NB-IoT network (both in
labs and in field), we also help them to accelerate
the enablement of NB-IoT in more and more
areas in Indonesia so that everyone of us can
benefit from it.