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00:00:00Personalized teeth are printed for each person, sir, so
00:00:03for personal use, and there is also Bongraf. This also
00:00:07has a non-invasive hemoglobin measuring device
00:00:10that is attached to the earlobe, so
00:00:14no need to
00:00:18AI MBG. So, Bongraf, B-graph bone, yes, for the Bongraf
00:00:21correct.
00:00:26Yes, then there is what's called Miss Happy's
00:00:30happiness meter. This is similar to AI, sir, for mental
00:00:34health.
00:00:37Oh, I see.
00:00:39Alright.
00:00:43This is animal vaccine Initem.
00:00:46Correct.
00:00:50Sir, this is cosmetics. Sir, this is
00:00:52cosmetics. Then
00:00:55also have research products, there is a kit for TB and also meningitis for
00:00:58checking. Yes, for checking. So someone is testing. Correct,
00:01:01sir, for testing. This is for
00:01:03meningitis.
00:01:05Still under development, sir. If it's still in preclinical trials,
00:01:09sir, still in preclinical trials. Correct. Now,
00:01:12this is herbal medicine and
00:01:15phytopharmaca. There are two that
00:01:18have been produced. Those are medicines
00:01:20in Manyar, Gresik, the productivity made from natural ingredients,
00:01:23sir.
00:01:26So there are some for lowering
00:01:30cholesterol, then health maintenance for
00:01:33the liver, lowering blood sugar, like that,
00:01:37sir. Yes. Now this
00:01:40is for what's called liver health.
00:01:44Now, the one on the left is, yes, these are all herbal,
00:01:48sir, while this is phytopharmaca.
00:01:50Correct.
00:01:53Yes.
00:01:56Then this one is what's called raw materials for
00:02:00helping the robot industry in Indonesia, because we still import 95%.
00:02:04That's right, sir. Now, this is
00:02:07for vaccines with new technology, so for tuberculosis,
00:02:11it's an mRNA vaccine for
00:02:14tuberculosis with the latest technology. There's also dengue, and
00:02:17it's already started. Yes, and also
00:02:21you can see influenza, sir.
00:02:24Thank you. You're welcome, sir. Thank you
00:02:25too.
00:02:28Good afternoon, Mr. President. "Excuse me, this
00:02:32is a multi-function offshore dismantling vessel, sir. So,
00:02:36according to the data we received, more than
00:02:38100 offshore platforms are currently reaching the end of their operational life.
00:02:42And according to the engineering
00:02:46concept, when we dismantle an offshore platform, several
00:02:49vessels are needed, such as tugboats, heavy lift crane
00:02:52barges, pontoons, but we incorporated all those vessel concepts
00:02:56into one design, so we called it a multi-purpose vessel."
00:03:04It is currently still in the planning concept, sir, but it is already certified
00:03:07by the Indonesian Classification Society.
00:03:10And we seek your support, Mr.
00:03:12President, so that there will be investors who
00:03:16come in and build this ship,
00:03:18sir.
00:03:21It's a new design, already certified,
00:03:23sir.
00:03:26Yes, thank you. Now, this is a cargo ship
00:03:30for limited waters. As
00:03:33you know, currently gas distribution mostly
00:03:36relies on pipeline
00:03:38infrastructure, and in this design,
00:03:42we aim for limited waters to be reached
00:03:46from the mothership. We distribute gas compressed in
00:03:50it will be placed directly on ISO tank containers, and this ship has
00:03:54the specialization that it can
00:03:57dock at all sorts of ports. It does not
00:04:00require specific loading and unloading
00:04:03facilities. LST, landing ship tank,
00:04:06then trucks can enter, and this ship has
00:04:10a kind of container,
00:04:13then the container can directly enter the
00:04:16truck. And this is the last one,
00:04:19sir, a design 100% by
00:04:23Brain, which is currently
00:04:24being built by Caputra,
00:04:27sir, a custom order.
00:04:30How long is it? 38 meters.
00:04:34Its advantage is
00:04:36that, in addition to its high dynamic stability, this ship
00:04:40has a 360-degree
00:04:43view at the captain's deck, and this
00:04:46is 30 knots,
00:04:47sir.
00:04:52Besides that, sir, if I may say, this is proof
00:04:55that Brind also supports
00:04:58electrification for two-wheeled vehicles. This is a fast
00:05:02charging station that we have already
00:05:05licensed to PT Forlex
00:05:09assistant. In Indonesia. We ask for your support, sir, for hilirization. It's already
00:05:12used, already in use, and another advantage
00:05:16is
00:05:18that it's certified by the National Standard of Indonesia, sir,
00:05:21SNI, and it already complies with
00:05:24IEC and
00:05:28it's very economical, sir, 110 million for two
00:05:32plugs. Oh, two, correct, for
00:05:34motorcycles.
00:05:37Sir. Ready, sir.
00:05:40Yes.
00:05:49If possible, yes. In addition, we also support, sir,
00:05:52electric vehicles for people with disabilities. This is
00:05:56electric, yes, electric, sir, and PT
00:05:59Viat.
00:06:06Large scale, distributed. Correct, sir.
00:06:09Ready. For the Red and White Fisherman's Village, sir.
00:06:12Sir, so that from now on, fishermen will no
00:06:15longer buy diesel for fishing
00:06:19activities. Right, so this outboard engine is very
00:06:22easy, very simple to
00:06:24replace.
00:06:27Its speed is approximately up to 4 knots, and this is 10
00:06:31kW. We have tested it in Morotai, already tested
00:06:34it, already tested it, sir. How many hours? 2
00:06:38hours, 2 hours.
00:06:41And the good news is, sir, we have also licensed it to PT
00:06:44Giga, so it's ready for hilirization.
00:06:47Correct, sir.
00:06:49Fishermen.
00:06:56We equip them with reserves, sir.
00:06:58Correct. This is light emission.
00:07:11That's right, sir. I request support. This year, we will
00:07:14form a Red and White fishing village ecosystem. We will
00:07:18provide 25 units
00:07:21of boats in Cirebon and also charging
00:07:25stations, sir.
00:07:26Yes.
00:07:33This is indeed for, correct,
00:07:36sir, one-day fishing. One-day fishing, they need
00:07:39solar. Correct.
00:07:55Sir, this is a vehicle
00:07:58optical fiber. As we know, sir, conventional
00:08:02technology requires vehicles to enter a special weighing
00:08:05area in a stationary position, while this is installed on the
00:08:09highway so that vehicles can pass dynamically. Then
00:08:13we extract
00:08:13the data.
00:08:19Yes, that's right, sir, reducing ODOL. Initiating tires
00:08:23using local natural
00:08:26rubber material, sir, which has now been
00:08:29tried for twin outer
00:08:31aircraft. Thank you, Mr.
00:08:35President.
00:08:39Good afternoon, Mr. President. Uh,
00:08:43here, allow me to introduce our research
00:08:46results related to supporting MBG
00:08:50security. The first is Food Guard, which is a
00:08:54sector specifically designed, sir, according to
00:08:58the dimensions of the dishes at MBG. So later,
00:09:03top, and we can directly capture the freshness
00:09:06level of the MBG
00:09:07itself.
00:09:10Then the second is a scan, sir. Our
00:09:14discussion with KPBG East Java revealed that the problem
00:09:18is not only in ready-to-eat food, but also in
00:09:21raw materials, sir. Therefore, we also
00:09:25produced a detection system for
00:09:28raw protein and also processed
00:09:30protein.
00:09:33Then, uh, we also have a soil nutrient detector
00:09:37to determine the fertility level of a soil
00:09:40from its nitrogen, phosphorus, and also potassium levels, sir, so
00:09:44that farmers can more easily carry out their
00:09:47farming activities.
00:09:50Then, uh, here we also have a coconut climbing
00:09:53machine. Oh, yes, this has been requested by
00:09:57Pakran so that
00:09:58it can be used.
00:10:02From our results, 15 to 20 meters can be done in 2
00:10:06minutes, sir. Safe, safe, sir. God willing, it's safe,
00:10:09sir.
00:10:15Yes, excuse me, Mr. President. This is from the Food Cluster. For the very
00:10:18end, uh, these friends are developing fruit
00:10:22fly pest control technology, sir, for fruit crops. Uh, for
00:10:26this, 5 to 10 of these tools are enough for 1
00:10:29hectare, and the price is quite cheap, right? Correct.
00:10:32For
00:10:37per hectare, per hectare. Then for animal feed,
00:10:41our colleagues are developing for cattle and also
00:10:44for ponds, shrimp pond productivity
00:10:47through.
00:10:49Then, for bird feed, sir, for bird lovers,
00:10:53hooked beak cockatoos, then the texture and also the shape
00:10:57are suitable for the foot structure of
00:11:00hooked beak birds. Then for pesticides, we
00:11:03are developing plant-based ones, so they are environmentally friendly,
00:11:07good for soil enrichment and also for
00:11:11Yes, if I may, for the next one,
00:11:14our researcher colleagues are developing halal detection technology.
00:11:18So the advantage of this is that it's very fast, sir, between 15 and
00:11:2220 minutes from the product or
00:11:25its packaging, for example, meat packaging, it can
00:11:28detect whether there is contamination that is non-halal.
00:11:31Then for salt,
00:11:34our colleagues are developing industrial salt with a fast
00:11:38production cycle, sir. What usually takes one to two months, this
00:11:41takes one to two weeks. Currently
00:11:45achieved by our colleagues reaches 40,000 tons per year, and
00:11:49it is currently in the process of being developed for now.
00:11:52Then for noodles, based on cassava
00:11:56flour and also tempeh, our colleagues are developing it, and also
00:11:59mocaf flour. Currently, our researcher colleagues have collaborated
00:12:02with a mocaf flour company, Solosindo. And
00:12:06for sweet potatoes, thank God, we have developed 10
00:12:09superior varieties, sir, with a productivity of
00:12:1310 tons per hectare. Currently, we are partnering
00:12:17with a company that exports processed products based on tubers
00:12:21with PT Maxindo
00:12:24I hear this is only sold outside now,
00:12:27sir. As souvenirs for the president. Oh, I see.
00:12:40Please provide a testimony, sir. Hopefully, you'll be pleased.
00:12:58Next, for ornamental plant lovers, sir, thank God, for ornamental
00:13:01plants, especially water hyacinth, this is an export commodity and native, sir. Please,
00:13:05you can take a piece to verify. And currently, we have
00:13:09partnered with PT Binaha Flora, one of
00:13:12the ornamental plant exporters, and this has been licensed, sir, for ornamental
00:13:15plants. Then, for cocoa commodities, thank God, demand
00:13:19has increased. Currently, there are provinces, and it's increasing.
00:13:21For onions, we have
00:13:25two cocoa.
00:13:28Yes. For onions, currently, there is
00:13:32high productivity, 6 tons per hectare. Yes. And
00:13:35for another one, disease-resistant, it's 14 tons per
00:13:38hectare. Currently, it's in the process of licensing adoption with
00:13:42Berbes, one of the companies in Berbes. Then for
00:13:45potatoes, we have industrial potatoes and also vegetable potatoes. For industrial
00:13:49potatoes, both reach 29 tons per hectare,
00:13:52sir. And this is currently being canned. It's in the process of
00:13:55adopting a license with PT Indof Fratilo, Makmur.
00:13:59Then we also have hybrid corn, then
00:14:03sorghum, there are four varieties. Then
00:14:06for rice, we have four varieties, sir.
00:14:09Its productivity currently reaches 7 to 10 tons
00:14:13per hectare, and the advantage for rice currently is
00:14:16that its harvest cycle is under 100 days, sir. It no longer takes 4 months,
00:14:206 months, but under 100
00:14:24days, sir.
00:14:28This is for the Tropiko, 10 years for all four, currently
00:14:32the harvest cycle is under 100 100 days.
00:14:35The texture is the same as Japonica. Yes, it resembles Japonica texture,
00:14:39developed by our colleagues.
00:14:41Yes.
00:14:43Anything else?
00:14:50On the coast, sir, saline
00:14:52rice.
00:14:56Thank you very much, Mr. President. Thank you,
00:15:00sir.
00:15:07Honorable, honorable Mr. President, allow me to
00:15:09present some of our research
00:15:13products. Most of these are in the form of
00:15:16books, then there are also policy briefs
00:15:20and also sample books for
00:15:24education. Here, we also produced
00:15:27several innovative products, including
00:15:30a teacher's
00:15:34this application, we help teachers
00:15:37to more quickly integrate artificial
00:15:41intelligence into the learning process and also for
00:15:44creating assessments
00:15:48and teaching modules.
00:15:51We also developed a product in the form of
00:15:55this teacher's assistant has 3,400 teacher
00:15:59users who utilize this application. We also
00:16:02developed EI MBG, but the focus is more on nutrition literacy.
00:16:06So, when the menu is photographed, there will be
00:16:09an explanation of the nutrition and also its benefits for the
00:16:13physical condition of the student, so that students understand
00:16:16more about the food's content, the content of
00:16:19the food. Here, we also
00:16:22see how ready students
00:16:25are to learn and also their response to
00:16:29the MBG. And we
00:16:33including those related to STEM, which is the integration of science
00:16:37and technology.
00:17:09The types of hominids found in Indonesia, from the
00:17:12oldest to the last found in 2004,
00:17:15Homo Floresiensis. This was
00:17:19found in Flores. Then
00:17:23these two are Homo Wajakensis and Sangiran
00:17:2617. This is the most complete in the world for
00:17:30Homo Erectus finds, aged
00:17:32700. Meanwhile, this is Homo Sapiens, the first
00:17:36we found. This was 37,000 years ago,
00:17:39and probably almost similar to us.
00:17:43And this is Homo Floresiensis, a transition between Homo
00:17:47Erectus and Sapiens, sir. Thank you,
00:17:50sir.
00:17:54Good afternoon, sir. Allow me
00:17:56to explain, sir. If
00:17:59di
00:18:02the test, allow me to explain, sis.
00:18:05Maybe if you look at the screen, that is the oldest
00:18:09hand painting in the world right now, sir. Now, what I want
00:18:12to explain is that this is a painting on cloth. Later,
00:18:16that one will be explained by my friend who just broke the world record, sir.
00:18:20Now, what makes this special is that he painted
00:18:23it with clay, sir. It is said that
00:18:27in West Sumatra, Padang, the clay is of the best
00:18:30quality. That's why some state-owned enterprises utilize
00:18:33clay for their products with the best quality. Now, what kind of cloth
00:18:37is this? May we give
00:18:39you a souvenir?
00:18:44Thank you, sir. Then this, sir, is
00:18:47a book chapter product from our researcher colleagues at
00:18:51our research organization. The one at the front is for
00:18:54visually impaired friends, sir. So this is
00:18:57a book of folk tales and world fairy tales, as well as a book
00:19:01of heroism that can allow them to
00:19:04read using the letters they recognize, sir.
00:19:08That's all, sir. Thank you very much, Mr. President. We
00:19:11have started,
00:19:12sir.
00:19:15Honorable Mr. President, allow me to explain
00:19:19that this is palm batik, sir.
00:19:22Where, to make this batik, we
00:19:25need wax and natural dyes, which can be taken from palm. While
00:19:29traditionally, paraffin from crude oil can be used.
00:19:33So, since we are rich in palm, we can use it besides for
00:19:37energy. For making batik like this, I think it's suitable for building
00:19:41innovative villages, and perhaps in the future, it can be used for state
00:19:44souvenirs, sir. We seek your support for this environmentally
00:19:48friendly product, especially, sir. Thank you.
00:19:51Good good afternoon, Mr. President. I'm
00:19:55Nugroho. I'd like to explain about the
00:19:59Nusantara Industry Intelligence platform. Here, we have
00:20:02an illustration
00:20:06that can be displayed in one
00:20:08command center. Here, export-import data is available in real-time,
00:20:12then real-time forecasts, real-time logistics maps
00:20:15are also available. Then, for the industry
00:20:18tree, we analogize it like this for the nickel battery industry.
00:20:22There are two types of technology.
00:20:25Uh, uh, nickel. First, pyrometallurgy,
00:20:28then the second is hydrometallurgy. If we look
00:20:32at the green color here, it is the industry, and the technology is already
00:20:35well-established, and quite a lot of intellectual property
00:20:39is registered here in Indonesia. Meanwhile, for hydrometallurgy
00:20:42technology, there are a number of technologies that are still
00:20:46blank in Indonesia, indicated by the color
00:20:48red. The industry has also not
00:20:52been integrated. Maybe we can focus here.
00:20:55The value depth is quite high, up to
00:20:58470 times the value added. And
00:21:01then the multiplier effect for the Indonesian economy is quite
00:21:05high. Now, this platform can also
00:21:08be used. Here, we have already identified more
00:21:12than derivatives and critical things.
00:21:15We can click here, and this data is real-time,
00:21:19and friends from Dantara or the Ministry of Industry can
00:21:22use it to determine investment priorities. And the
00:21:26last one is that this platform also
00:21:30includes data
00:21:33on potential leakages this year.
00:21:37Data from the last 30 years shows leakages in
00:21:40Indonesia. There are 10 indicators here
00:21:44that we tried to explore, starting from under
00:21:47invoicing exports, then lost added
00:21:51value, then critical elements not paid for. In total,
00:21:54over 30 years,
00:21:57we lost income of
00:22:01343 billion US
00:22:03dollars for 30 years of data.
00:22:07From this, we can model
00:22:11how much Indonesia loses
00:22:14in foreign exchange per year. Thank you, sir. Thank you,
00:22:17sir.
00:22:21Good afternoon, Mr. President.
00:22:24Uh, allow me to explain our innovation in
00:22:27the field of autonomous vehicle technology. So, as
00:22:30you can see, there is an indoor variant that
00:22:34can move on its own without
00:22:37a driver. Then there is a variant
00:22:40for package delivery, then
00:22:44an outdoor variant for large complexes,
00:22:47so all these technologies support
00:22:51the smart city ecosystem. Then,
00:22:55over there, there is a conversion
00:22:58from conventional motorcycles to electric
00:23:02motorcycles specifically for
00:23:05friends with special needs, with
00:23:08three wheels and with a suspension system
00:23:12that allows for smoother maneuvers.
00:23:15Thank you, thank you very much, sir.
00:23:22This is not yet in production, is it? Uh, we are still
00:23:25looking for partners to produce this. So at
00:23:28Brind, we
00:23:31develop the core technology, then we will
00:23:34partner for its production,
00:23:36sir.
00:23:41Who controls it then? It's autonomous, sir.
00:23:44Previously, if someone was sitting, how would they go left?
00:23:48So, if this is designed for
00:23:51mobility on demand, like for example at
00:23:55the airport, sir, from one gate to another, there are already choices,
00:23:58so later users can choose their
00:24:01destination, sir. Oh, programmed. Yes, it's programmed,
00:24:05sir. Thank you, thank you very much.
00:24:19Ready, sir. Mr. President, this here is
00:24:22a 7.62 caliber. This is a Close-In Range Weapon System,
00:24:26sir. So actually there is a detection
00:24:28sensor, and this can be automated. It can be developed
00:24:32later for 12.7 caliber, then
00:24:3520, then up to 37
00:24:38mm. Then this one is Punamale,
00:24:41sir, which is planned to be
00:24:44produced as a prototype. It can fly up
00:24:47to an altitude of 24,000
00:24:51feet, then it can operate for how many
00:24:55hours? 24 hours, sir. That's the plan.
00:24:581000 kg.
00:25:00Ready. 1 ton,
00:25:041 ton, sir, load. Yes, sir.
00:25:07Please, sir.
00:25:11Alright, with your permission, Mr. President, this is
00:25:14a veteran who searches for
00:25:17marijuana fields and illegal loggers.
00:25:20So, his partner is the police. Currently, we are also
00:25:23developing it for
00:25:26weather modification, so we will bring chemicals
00:25:29to seed clouds, and the local
00:25:33components include the computer
00:25:36or brain of the
00:25:38system.
00:25:42If this can work for 2 hours or a range
00:25:46of about 250 km, 6 hours.
00:25:49Excuse me, 6 hours, range 250 km.
00:26:02Excuse me, Mr. President.
00:26:05This is one of our anti-radar paints
00:26:08that we have already tested
00:26:11to detect tanks or
00:26:15ships. It has already been tested. If it's moved,
00:26:17it won't be caught.
00:26:20Correct. And this is already
00:26:23correct, and it will be developed
00:26:27into. Correct, Mr.
00:26:30President. What is being developed?
00:26:34Later for soldiers who are not detected, so they use
00:26:38anti-radar clothing like
00:26:41that. And then we also developed
00:26:45this domestic product for tank
00:26:48treads. Various rubbers, correct,
00:26:51sir. 100% Indonesian
00:26:53rubber.
00:26:57The base is iron, but what touches the
00:27:01road, what is it? Excuse me, Mr.
00:27:03President.
00:27:07And then this is anti-fouling paint. Usually at
00:27:11sea, many sea cucumbers stick to the ships. We have now
00:27:15produced the
00:27:16paint.
00:27:19And finally, this is perhaps a surveillance vessel for
00:27:22fisheries that has been modified to have a more
00:27:25efficient
00:27:26speed.
00:27:36Thank you, Mr. President.
00:27:52Attention, the President of the Republic
00:27:55of Indonesia arrives at the event.
00:27:58Honorable Mr.
00:28:41President, it is respectfully reported that today,
00:28:44Thursday, August 6,
00:28:472026, for the first
00:28:51time, more than 150 researchers
00:28:55from all over Indonesia have gathered
00:28:58at Merdeka Palace.
00:29:05Furthermore, for the first time also, they are bringing
00:29:09and showcasing strategic research and
00:29:12innovation results directly created by the
00:29:15researchers
00:29:21to be presented directly to Mr. President. Then, with
00:29:25the President's permission, Mr. Head of Brin will
00:29:29give a brief introduction, Mr.
00:29:31Prof. Tria, please.
00:29:56Bismillahirahmanirrahim, Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi
00:29:59wabarakatuh. Good afternoon, greetings. Peace
00:30:03be upon all of us. The honorable
00:30:06President of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. General TN Wirawan Haji Prabo
00:30:10Subiyanto. My respects to all the
00:30:14Coordinating Minister State Secretary Minister
00:30:18Red and White Cabinet Mr. Cabinet Secretary Heads of State
00:30:22Institutions, researchers and all esteemed attendees.
00:30:25Praise be to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala for His grace and blessings,
00:30:29on this joyous day we are gathered at the Palace
00:30:33for the President of the Republic of Indonesia's address and the exhibition
00:30:36of research and innovation from Brin. On behalf of
00:30:40Brin, we would like to express our highest appreciation and
00:30:43gratitude to Mr. President for
00:30:46allowing us to give an address to Brin researchers
00:30:49today. I have only been in office for 8 months
00:30:53Mr. President, and I have heard from our researchers
00:30:56that today is the first time
00:31:00Brin researchers have been invited to the Palace
00:31:04to showcase their research and innovation
00:31:07and also to hear direct guidance from you.
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