Industry 4.0 by Mr. M.Hali Aprimadya

On Tuesday, 30th July we had a guest speaker, Mr. M.Hali Aprimadya ,who taught us about Industry 4.0. He is works as Kepala sub bagian kerjasama Kementerian Riset Tehnologi dan Pendidikan Tinggi.

In the first session he told us about the general definition of Industry 4.0 and the differences between industry 1.0 until 4.0. He presented a diagram which shows the changes between the industries.

Industry 1.0

- mechanization

- steam power

- weaving loom

Industry 2.0

- mass production

- assembly line

- electrical energy

Industry 3.0

- automation

- computer & electronic

Industry 4.0

- cyber physical systems

- Internet of things

- networks

Industry 4.0 consists of automation, connection, cloud computing, IOT, big data (help people analyse), system integration, and artificial intelligence.

IMPACT TO INDONESIA

Next, he talked about the impact of the 4.0 industry to Indonesia.

Why is it important?

Because it is about connectivity, internet, commerce and e-commerce. Indonesia is considered as one of the high potential entrants in the industry. The government made a program called "Making Indonesia 4.0" to follow the trends in the industry.

Making Indonesia 4.0 has 5 fields that they prioritized which are,

- food beverage

- textile and apparel

- automotive

- electronics

- chemical

why are these their priority? because..

- 60% of manufacturing GDP

- 65% of manufacturing exports

- 60% of manufacturing workers

Lastly he lectured about another program which is..

10 00 START UP DIGITAL

"Learning from history shows that technology adoption has led to large employment and also create new jobs."

Lastly he showed us the diagram above about making a start up. The main points of starting start ups are strengthen demand, life-long learning, modernize the education system and build for skills, not jobs.

His presentation gave me more insights about the current Industry 4.0. I am very grateful to have learn a lot of knowledge about the on going industry from him. This will help me survive in the creative industry 4.0.

Visit to Inspigo

On Monday 29th July we had a company visit to Inspigo. Inspigo, inspiration on the go, is a podcast media platform that serves up high quality of information and new ways of learning. Our vision is to enrich & empower people's lives by bringing them inspirational talks, useful knowledge, and entertainment - anytime anywhere. The office is located at Loop Haus.

Who is the founder?

It is founded by Tyo Guritno, Yoris Sebastian and Eva Ditasari, the app offers positive content targeted toward millennial.

On the first session, they explained about podcasts in general. Podcast is audio-on-demand. This means that you can access any topics you want whenever. It is currently a riding industry internationally.

Next, they told us about their users or listeners. Most of the users are in the age of 18-34 and there is a balance in the gender.

Their listeners are called Inspigoers. Inspigoers like to share knowledge to their friends and families. This makes Inspigo more known to the public. Inspigo likes to experiment with similar contents to attract more users to listen using their platform. They decide what podcast to publish by analysing the data they have. The data is based on contents people listen to.

That was the end of the presentation. Lastly, we had a question and answer session. Some of us asked and here are some questions and the answer to it:

What are the top 3 topics Inspigoers listen to?

- Skills / self-skills

- Financial management

- Mindfulness

How did you start-up Inspigo?

Inspigo is actually his third start-up. He was able to learn from the past and make this business a successful one. A key to his success is to be able to solve problems with the minimum resources available. Before releasing the Inspigo app, he already started earning money. It does not always require a high amount of capital to start a business of your own. You should be able to make money out of your solution.

How do you find speakers for the podcast in Inspigo?

They usually volunteer on their own as they also want to be known to the public. It is a win-win for both Inspigo and the speaker. These speakers needs to go under certain procedures to join Inspigo. Here are their procedures:

- Send an email or a dm on instagram to Inspigo

- Background check on them

- Track their record

- Promotion through online asset

- LinkedIn

At the end of the session, he gave us some helpful advices for us to find our passion and survive in the industry,

"Go explore as many things as you can."

"When you explore, try to make projects."

It was a fun and inspiring visit. It taught me on how to start up a business and also got new insights about Inspigo. I started listening to their podcast on the way home. There are a lot of topics I can choose from which is very useful to develop my skills and also self. I was excited when they told us we can get a one-month free premium access. Their office is very aesthetically pleasing. They also had an amazing roof top and a slide to play with. The visit to Inspigo is memorable and worth going to.

Basic Design Elements

SPOT a single element or ‘spot’ can be a strong design tool, allowing control of the viewer's eye. it draws attention to itself from the area .

LINE Lines give direction by moving the eye across the picture. A visual tool which can be incorporated into the photographic image .

SHAPE A shape is any defined area or an object that are close together that can be seen as a single shape .

PATTERN Multiple spot, lines or shape that can create a pattern.

EMPHASIS Altering perspective, framing, depth of field and lighting.

BALANCE Referring geometric symmetry.

CONTRAST OF SHARPNESS Can attract attention because the sharpness is immediately noticeable. Depth of field affects it the most.

CONTRAST OF LIGHT AND DARK Draws the viewers eyes and it could be more apparent if it's in B/W .

THE RULE OF THE THIRD Separated to 3 horizontal lines and 3 vertical lines. The subject MUST be at the meeting point of the line.