Jakarta, INTI - Telkomsel showcased nine locally developed artificial intelligence (AI) products and services at Bali Tech Week 2026, held from October 19–23, 2026.
The products were presented to gather user feedback and explore potential applications before moving into further development.
The company said collaboration with various stakeholders helps ideas be tested and refined more quickly, ensuring that solutions are safe, relevant, and address genuine needs.
“ We brought these nine showcases to Bali Tech Week to gather input from the public, businesses, government, academia, developers, and partners. Collaboration enables us to learn and move faster without compromising safety and responsibility,” Telkomsel President Director Nugroho said in a written statement cited on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
AI Solutions for Digital Security and Everyday Use
To help protect the public in the digital space, SISCAMLING (Sistem Cegah Scam Keliling) uses AI to identify potential scams, spam, and suspicious communications. The solution aims to help users recognize threats earlier and contribute to a safer, more trustworthy digital environment in Indonesia.
Meanwhile, Token AI OCTA (One Core, a Thousand AI-bilities) demonstrates how users can access various AI services through a simplified mechanism. Adelia (Admirable Daily AI for Indonesian) is an AI-powered search engine and assistant designed to help customers find information and handle everyday tasks more easily.
AI-Powered Learning and Education
In education, Sacred Octagon introduces game-based mathematics learning supported by AI. The platform adopts the GASING method (Gampang, Asik, Menyenangkan), which emphasizes making mathematics easy, engaging, and enjoyable through interactive, step-by-step learning.
Telkomsel has also collaborated with the government, Gasing Academy, and Kuncie to apply the GASING approach and strengthen numeracy skills among teachers and students.
Enterprise AI for Business and Industry
For business and industrial applications, OCTA Enterprise serves as a central platform that helps companies access and manage multiple AI capabilities in one place, reducing the complexity of using different services for different needs.
AUREL (Advanced Ubiquitous Reporting for Executive Intelligence) demonstrates how conversational AI can help users obtain business summaries, retrieve information from corporate knowledge sources, and monitor operational decisions and follow-up actions.
Smart Homes, IoT, and Integrated AI Services
Telkomsel also presented IndiHome Aura, which combines home connectivity with Internet of Things (IoT) technology and explores the use of solar energy. The concept demonstrates how connectivity and energy management could be integrated to support increasingly digital and environmentally conscious households.
Through Solution Hub, customers can explore various AI services and models, make payments using a dedicated balance, and access services through a single account. The platform is designed to simplify the process of discovering, selecting, and using AI solutions for everyday activities and business needs.
Solution Hub represents Hitakari AI, Telkomsel’s broader commitment to making the benefits of AI more accessible to the public.
By showcasing these nine locally developed AI products, Telkomsel aims to gather stakeholder feedback, strengthen collaboration, and explore practical applications of AI across digital security, education, enterprise operations, smart homes, and everyday services.
Conclusion
Telkomsel’s nine locally developed AI products showcase Indonesia’s growing innovation ecosystem, spanning digital security, education, enterprise solutions, and smart home technology. Through collaboration and user feedback, the company aims to refine these solutions and make AI more accessible, secure, and relevant to everyday life and business needs.
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