A joint venture between
The announcement by PT PanaHome Deltamas Indonesia came as the smart town project, undertaken by the two Japanese companies, is proceeding in the Kota Deltamas industrial area in
The 18 are part of one of four smart-home clusters being promoted under the project called SAVASA, planned through 2030. It involves a 37-hectare area for a total capacity of around 2,500 housing units to accommodate about 10,000 inhabitants.
Users can also monitor PM2.5 and carbon dioxide levels by using a
Wulang Nur W., co-general manager of PanaHome Deltamas, said people are spending more time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the change "has brought additional attention to indoor air quality as they are now also concerned with the air they breathe."
The joint venture was established in 2017 by local subsidiaries of
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