indonesiabrief.com/ — Dahua Technology Explores Smart Classroom and Smart Campus Collaboration with Kemendiktisaintek
Dahua Technology, a leading private AIoT company from China, is expanding its strategic engagement in Indonesia’s education sector.
Known for its Smart Classroom, Smart Campus, Smart City, and Smart Retail ecosystem, the company held an official meeting with the Directorate of Strategy and Transformative Learning Systems at the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology (Kemendiktisaintek) in Jakarta.
The meeting, held at the ministry’s office on Jalan Jenderal Sudirman, was attended by senior representatives from PT Dahua Vision Technology Indonesia, including Senior Advisor Ismeth Wibowo, Deng Yihao, Yasser Sandesa, and Adolf Husni Gunadi.
Discussions centered on the application of AI-driven, IoT-enabled, and Big Data technologies to support higher education transformation across the country.
Advancing Equal Access and Digital Transformation
During the dialogue, Dahua highlighted several Smart Classroom and Smart Campus solutions designed to promote: equal access to quality education, modernization of teaching and learning systems, strengthened human capital capabilities, data-driven decision-making processes, and the development of safe, efficient, and integrated campus ecosystems.
Prof. Dr. Ardi Findyartini welcomed the discussion, emphasizing the need for technologies that can reinforce transformative learning systems amid the rapid digitization of higher education and the growing reliance on data-based academic management.
Growing Partnerships with Universities: FEB UI as an Early Adopter
Dahua noted that its Smart Classroom and Smart Campus solutions have been deployed in numerous educational institutions worldwide, including Indonesia. One of its key higher-education partners is the Faculty of Economics and Business at Universitas Indonesia (FEB UI).
Through this collaboration, Dahua has supported the integration of intelligent learning infrastructure such as: classroom management systems, learning activity tracking, automated recording capabilities, AI-based campus security systems, and data analytics for academic environments.
Broader Ecosystem Solutions: Smart City and Smart Retail
Beyond education, Dahua also outlined its wider portfolio of global solutions, including:
Smart City: urban safety systems, intelligent traffic management, and AI-based city infrastructure. Smart Retail: in-store analytics, customer management, operational automation, and experience optimization.
These technologies demonstrate Dahua’s capacity to support Indonesia’s broader digital ecosystem development, extending beyond the education sector.
Looking Ahead: Strengthening Collaborative Pathways
The meeting marks the beginning of further exploration between Kemendiktisaintek and Dahua to advance: replicable Smart Campus models across regions, improved learning quality through adaptive technologies, and digital transformation aligned with national human capital development priorities.
Dahua Technology reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Indonesia’s efforts to accelerate equal access to modern education and strengthen youth competencies through AIoT- and Big Data-based solutions.
