JAKARTA - Changes in the world of work and lifestyle today require people to continue to adapt. Not only about mastering new technology, but also building an open mindset towards innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning.
In the midst of this development, the opportunity to get to know various innovations becomes increasingly important so that the public, especially the younger generation, is able to prepare themselves for future challenges.
This spirit is one of the main messages in the organization of the AGIBOT Partner Conference Indonesia (APC Indonesia) which was held in Jakarta.
This event, which brings together stakeholders from the government, the education world, the community, to industry players, is a discussion space regarding the importance of developing human resources that are ready to face changes in time.
Minister of Creative Economy Teuku Riefky Harsya emphasized that the development of innovation cannot be separated from the Indonesian creative economy ecosystem. According to him, the strength of the creative economy is based on a combination of culture, science, and technology that generates added value based on intellectual property.
"From Indonesia's perspective, the creative economy is the development of three things, namely culture, science, and technology. Therefore, the innovations that are born must be able to encourage the birth of creativity and added value for the community," said Teuku Riefky Harsya when he was met at the Bidakara Hotel Jakarta on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
The statement shows that innovation is not only about new tools or systems, but also about how humans can use them to create solutions and opportunities that are relevant to people's needs.
One of the biggest challenges in facing change is ensuring that everyone has access to equal learning opportunities. Many young Indonesian talents have extraordinary abilities, but still need space to develop and hone their potential.
President of Middle East and Asia Pacific Region AGIBOT, Abel Deng admitted to being impressed by the ability of the Indonesian young generation to quickly learn and adapt to new things.
"I see that Indonesian children have very extraordinary abilities. All that is needed is the opportunity to learn and get to know various new fields. With the right opportunity, they are able to create many impressive things," said Abel Deng.
According to him, the biggest investment is not only on the innovation itself, but on the people who will develop and utilize it in the future.
On the same occasion, AGIBOT together with PT Denka Pratama Indonesia strengthened its commitment to present various innovative solutions that can help the industrial sector, education, and the wider community. This step is part of an effort to accelerate the transformation of various sectors through collaboration between global industry players and local partners.
As part of strengthening the ecosystem, PT Robotika Futuristik Indonesia (RFI) was appointed as the official humanoid and robodog rental-leasing partner. The presence of various parties in one ecosystem is expected to open wider access to education, demonstrations, and utilization of innovations for the Indonesian people.
Behind the various developments that have occurred, stakeholders agree that humans must remain the center of every innovation. Any progress must ultimately be directed to improving the quality of life, expanding opportunities, and creating real social benefits.
Abel Deng emphasized that cross-sector collaboration will be an important factor in creating a sustainable positive impact.
"I believe this collaboration will bring many positive impacts for Indonesia, not only for students, but also for the community and society at large," he said.
The message is a reminder that the future is not only determined by how fast change happens, but by the readiness of humans to continue to learn, adapt, and collaborate.
With this spirit, Indonesia has a great opportunity to produce a generation that is not only able to keep up with the times, but also to be part of the creators of change itself.
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