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Industrial automation event highlights digital transformation technologies
Rockwell Automation hosts ROKLive Jakarta 2026 to showcase AI, digitalization and analytics solutions driving productivity and sustainability in Indonesia’s industrial sectors.
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Rockwell Automation hosted ROKLive Jakarta on 22 April 2026, focusing on the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics to optimize Indonesia’s digital supply chain.
The flagship event, held at The Westin Jakarta, served as a technical forum for approximately 400 professionals across the automotive data ecosystem, food and beverage, oil and gas, and energy sectors. The conference centered on the practical application of the Making Indonesia 4.0 roadmap, a strategic government initiative designed to accelerate the adoption of digitalization and sustainable manufacturing practices across the nation's priority industrial sectors.
Emerging Technologies and System Productivity
The technical sessions at ROKLive Jakarta focused on the convergence of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT). Key demonstrations highlighted how emerging technologies are utilized to manage increasingly complex industrial environments.
Technical pillars discussed included:
- Digital Twin Capabilities: Implementation of virtual replicas to simulate production processes, allowing for predictive maintenance and bottleneck analysis without interrupting physical operations.
- Advanced Analytics and AI: The use of machine learning algorithms to process shop-floor data into actionable insights for improved yield and energy efficiency.
- Advanced Visualization: High-fidelity monitoring platforms that provide real-time visibility into distributed manufacturing assets.
Cybersecurity and Energy Management Solutions
As industrial operations become more interconnected, the conference emphasized the necessity of robust cybersecurity frameworks within the digital supply chain. Technical experts demonstrated defensive architectures designed to protect critical infrastructure from evolving cyber threats while maintaining the high availability required for continuous manufacturing.
In parallel, energy management technologies were showcased as a primary lever for industrial decarbonization. These solutions enable manufacturers to monitor power consumption at a granular level, identifying high-intensity loads and optimizing resource allocation to meet sustainability targets without compromising throughput.
Strategic Policy and Industrial Roadmap
The event featured a keynote by Emmy Suryandari, Head of the Industrial Services Standardization and Policy Agency (Ministry of Industry). The address contextualized the role of innovation in Indonesia's manufacturing sector, specifically focusing on how standardization and digital policy can lower the barrier to entry for advanced technological adoption.
By aligning with the Making Indonesia 4.0 framework, the showcased solutions aim to transform Indonesia into a more competitive player in the global automotive data ecosystem. The event demonstrated that the transition from manual, legacy processes to integrated, data-driven environments is essential for the country to sustain its economic growth and meet the demands of modern industrial sectors, including the burgeoning data center and chemical industries.
Edited by Romila DSilva, Induportals Editor, with AI assistance.
As industrial operations become more interconnected, the conference emphasized the necessity of robust cybersecurity frameworks within the digital supply chain. Technical experts demonstrated defensive architectures designed to protect critical infrastructure from evolving cyber threats while maintaining the high availability required for continuous manufacturing.
In parallel, energy management technologies were showcased as a primary lever for industrial decarbonization. These solutions enable manufacturers to monitor power consumption at a granular level, identifying high-intensity loads and optimizing resource allocation to meet sustainability targets without compromising throughput.
Strategic Policy and Industrial Roadmap
The event featured a keynote by Emmy Suryandari, Head of the Industrial Services Standardization and Policy Agency (Ministry of Industry). The address contextualized the role of innovation in Indonesia's manufacturing sector, specifically focusing on how standardization and digital policy can lower the barrier to entry for advanced technological adoption.
By aligning with the Making Indonesia 4.0 framework, the showcased solutions aim to transform Indonesia into a more competitive player in the global automotive data ecosystem. The event demonstrated that the transition from manual, legacy processes to integrated, data-driven environments is essential for the country to sustain its economic growth and meet the demands of modern industrial sectors, including the burgeoning data center and chemical industries.
Edited by Romila DSilva, Induportals Editor, with AI assistance.
