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Summary

The video discusses two Indonesian inventors, Ricky Elson and Dr. Warsito, who created innovative technologies but struggled to gain support in their own country. Ricky Elson developed an electric sports car resembling a Lamborghini but faced obstacles getting government approval. Dr. Warsito invented a cancer therapy device that helped cure his sister's breast cancer, yet Indonesia's medical establishment remained skeptical. Both inventors felt discouraged by the lack of opportunity in Indonesia and considered bringing their inventions abroad. The video laments how Indonesia failed to embrace these homegrown innovations that could have put the country on the map.

Takeaways

• 😞 In 2005, Indonesia had plans to develop electric cars, but the project stalled due to lack of investor interest
• 🤔 Ricky Elson, an Indonesian engineer, created an advanced electric sports car in 2011, but faced obstacles in getting government support
• 😢 Malaysia offered to collaborate with Elson, indicating his talents were more valued abroad than at home
• 🤨 An Indonesian scientist named Dr. Warsito invented a cancer treatment device, but its development was restricted locally
• 😠 Warsito felt Indonesian medical establishment was too rigid, stifling homegrown innovation
• 😥 Warsito advised Indonesian innovators to pursue careers abroad due to lack of domestic support
• 🧐 Script suggests Indonesian government focuses too much on welfare handouts rather than empowering citizen innovation
• 😒 Ricky Elson's electric car and Dr. Warsito's cancer device could have projected Indonesia as a sophisticated manufacturer
• 😓 Script argues promising Indonesian inventions often not adequately supported and their potential goes unfulfilled
• 🤔 Overall it critiques lack of systemic support for homegrown innovation in Indonesia

Q & A

What was the outcome of the electric car research presented to President Susilo Bambang Yudoyono in 2005?

The project was halted in 2005 due to the lack of investors interested in funding it, causing the program to stagnate for several years despite having the necessary resources to create an electric car.

Who is Ricky Elson and what is his contribution to electric vehicles in Indonesia?

Ricky Elson is an Indonesian engineer and inventor who created electric vehicles. After a long hiatus in electric vehicle development, he was part of a project in 2011 aimed at reviving electric car production in Indonesia, designing vehicles with features comparable to international electric sports cars.

What challenges did the electric car project face in Indonesia?

The project faced several challenges, including a lack of government investment, the absence of interested investors, and skepticism from officials regarding the urgency and feasibility of developing electric cars domestically.

What was the role of Dahlan Iskan in Indonesia's electric vehicle project?

Dahlan Iskan, serving as the Minister of State-Owned Enterprises at the time, initiated the revival of the electric vehicle project in 2011 by gathering young innovators, including Ricky Elson, to develop their own electric vehicles.

How did Ricky Elson's electric cars compare to international models?

Ricky Elson's electric cars, such as the Celo, were designed to be competitive with international models, featuring advanced technology, futuristic designs, and capabilities like a 200 KM range and a maximum speed of 120 km/h.

Why did Ricky Elson's electric vehicle project not progress further?

The project did not progress due to a combination of factors, including lack of government support, failure to secure investment, and bureaucratic hurdles in getting the necessary permits and passing emission tests.

What happened to the electric vehicle project after Ricky Elson and others faced obstacles?

Ricky Elson and others involved in the electric vehicle project faced disappointment and disillusionment as their efforts were not supported by the government, leading some, including Elson, to pursue opportunities abroad.

Who is Dr. Warsito and what is his invention?

Dr. Warsito is an Indonesian researcher who invented a device for treating cancer through Electro-Capacitive Cancer Therapy (ECCT), showing promising results in non-invasive cancer treatment.

What obstacles did Dr. Warsito face in getting recognition and support for his cancer treatment invention in Indonesia?

Dr. Warsito faced skepticism from the medical community, regulatory hurdles, and a lack of serious support from the Indonesian government, despite the proven effectiveness of his invention in treating cancer.

What does the script suggest about the support for innovators and inventors in Indonesia?

The script suggests that innovators and inventors in Indonesia, like Ricky Elson and Dr. Warsito, face significant challenges, including lack of support, funding, and recognition from the government, leading to potential brain drain and undervaluation of domestic innovations.