The rapid growth of IoT (Internet of Things) in Indonesia has significantly increased the adoption of smarthub devices, which act as central controllers for smart ecosystems. However, before entering the Indonesian market, these devices must comply with local regulations through DJID Certification (Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure). What is DJID Read more…
Thermal printers are widely used across industries such as retail, logistics, and banking. However, many businesses still ask: do thermal printers require DJID (Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure) certification? Do Thermal Printers Need DJID Certification? The answer depends on the connectivity features of the device. Thermal printers do not require Read more…
Definition of MRA (Mutual Recognition Agreement) A Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) is an international agreement between two or more countries that allows test results, certifications, or inspections conducted in one country to be recognized by others. In product certification, MRAs are essential for simplifying global market access without requiring repeated Read more…
The rapid growth of sports technology has significantly transformed the cycling industry. One of the most popular innovations today is the smart bike trainer, a device that enables cyclists to train indoors with highly immersive and interactive experiences. However, beyond its advanced features, there is a critical regulatory aspect that Read more…
In today’s industrial landscape, Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental compliance (K3L) is no longer optional—it is essential. Companies are increasingly required to ensure that their equipment meets strict safety and environmental standards. One of the most effective ways to demonstrate this commitment is by ensuring that all operational equipment is Read more…
Indonesia’s telecommunications sector continues to evolve rapidly, with Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology playing a crucial role in supporting nationwide digital connectivity. To ensure efficient and interference-free use of radio frequency spectrum, the government has issued KEPMEN KOMDIGI No. 569 of 2025, a key regulation governing LTE cellular frequencies in Read more…
Short-Range Devices (SRDs) are increasingly being used across various industrial sectors, ranging from IoT devices, smart home systems, and wearable devices to other wireless communication systems. However, the use of these devices is subject to strict regulations established by the Indonesian government, particularly through the Ministry of Communication and Digital Read more…
The wearable technology market in Indonesia continues to grow rapidly, and smart glasses are emerging as one of the most innovative product categories. No longer limited to simple visual assistance, today’s smart glasses can include advanced features such as Bluetooth audio, Wi-Fi connectivity, AR integration, GPS, NFC, and even cellular Read more…
As Indonesia continues to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imported technology, TKDN (Domestic Component Level / Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri) has become a critical requirement across multiple industries. For manufacturers, importers, distributors, and project vendors, understanding which devices require TKDN testing is essential for market access, government procurement Read more…
As transportation safety, fleet visibility, and real-time vehicle monitoring become increasingly important, MDVR (Mobile Digital Video Recorder) devices are now widely used across logistics, public transportation, commercial fleets, emergency vehicles, and industrial operations. However, before an MDVR device can be legally imported, distributed, or marketed in Indonesia, companies must first Read more…