There is no limit for human refining their creation to fulfill their desires. Even after a phenomenal technology, as known as smartphone; the greatest one of today’s invention, has not well enough to stop human’s creativity. They crave more and more ways to find instant and smart things through their hands. Wearable devices are being the sophisticated above smartphone and laptop which made upon that basic.

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What is wearable devices? Based on Wearable Devices.com, this thing is refer to electronic technologies or computers that are incorporated into items of clothing and accessories which can comfortably be worn on the body. These wearable devices can perform many of the same computing tasks as mobile phones and laptop computers; however, in some cases, wearable technology can outperform these hand-held devices entirely.

JAKPAT found out about this wearable devices being a breakthrough in Indonesia. We want to know if Indonesian awareness has shown up of its matter. 1028 respondents had been filling an Awareness Wearable Devices survey last week. Respondents are being chosen randomly from Java island inhabitants of all age range in Indonesia. Let’s see the result:

Does this issue has spread?

Beneficial Industries

When respondents give opinion about which industry could be beneficial if using wearable devices, automatically they slightly agree to choose those industries if they would ever use this devices. Most respondents give respect much to science/research or technology. Followed by entertainment and retail industries (although there is so much gap), then restaurant/food services and heavy industry/manufacturing. Surprisingly, healthcare/medicine has chosen by fewest respondents.

Though awareness of these devices might high, but people might haven’t experience it so respondents cannot imagine the real benefit of the devices related to specific industries.

Feeling interested?

Most respondents are indeed choose neutral (38,33%), but slightly below that (31,61%) feels moderately uninterested while 11,67% feels very uninterested. If we summed, respondents are rather being uninterested than feels interested.

If you interested in any, what would it be?

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Sensor enable wrist wear. They like it (37,45%). But also along with headset/eye glasses (36,38%). Unfortunately, medical devices that transmit body data to them and/or a caregiver hasn’t interest them as much as the wrist wear of eye glasses (18,77%) . But still, tech-sensitive textiles/clothing is unable to reach more attention than all of that (7,39%). In Indonesia respondents might aware of the smartwatch and google-glass or similar stuff more compare to medical device and tech sensitive textiles.

If you interested in any, why would it be?

1. I like trying out the newest gadgets (31,91%)
2. I want to be healthier (13,81%)
3. I want to track my physical activity (13,52%)
4. It would make my life more fun (11,87%)
5. I’m interested in enhancing/augmenting my reality (9,44%)
6. It would make my life easier (8,75%)

Make it just like I want, please!

Respondents feels that wearable devices should satisfy them. They prefer those things can allowed them to live a more healthy life first. Besides that, they need a wearable devices that can kept them organized, then provided additional knowledge of their physical surroundings, and don’t forget to save their time. But replace the need to carry a mobile device sounds interesting though the fewest people thought about that.

Those who ever purchased

Respondents mostly admitted hasn’t do that. It linked with our first question that the wearable issue hasn’t spread much.

The desire to buy

Eventually, more respondents are admitted to consider buying it. From the table above, we can see that male respondents show more interest with this product than female respondents. Although the result almost reach same number, but the gap between uninterested male and female is fair.

For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below. AKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gendr,age range, locationby province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer.

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And also PDF Report here:

If you’re interested to do survey on retail and consumer goods field toward our respondents, we have over 23,000 mobile respondents ranged from age 17-50 years old, smartphone active users, and located in all regions of Indonesia that has installed our app and readily answering your survey.

Those 23,000 respondents has been verified, profiled, and continuously tracked to make sure you get the updated profiles of them. Our respondents has been profiled based on their demographic (age,gender,location, spending level, profession,religion), lifestyle habit (smoking/non, gamers/non, wearing glasses/non, frequent flyer/non, online shopper/non), and also brand consumption level ( brand A users, brand B users in FMCG, Retail, E-commerce,etc). 

If you want to do research toward our respondent, please signup here and directly create your survey there. Or directly contact our Bizdev – Chrisprastika at +62-878-3908-9833. To non-Indonesian client, we offer free translation from foreign languages includes English, Chinese,Hindi,etc.

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Boarding house (KOST) is a place where rooms are provided for people to rent monthly with a very affordable price, although there are many boarding houses that costs more expensive than the average, with an extra facilities and services of course. JAKPAT tried to surveyed 317 of JAKPAT respondent that is a room renter or Anak Kos segment.

This Anak Kos Segment consists of below proportion of gender

Below proportion of age ranges

Below proportion of spending per month

Below proportion of location in Java :

How much price for monthly rental room they pay ?

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Overall below is the result :

And if you compare between Male vs Female

There is a tendency in the higher price range, female respondent percentage is also higher than male. We may conclude that female tends to pay higher rental fees for Room/Kos than male.

Let’s compare between location:

Higher price range mostly in Jakarta, and lowest range in Yogyakarta.

Facilities

We asked what are the facilities provided by their room rental. Mostly answers private bathroom and furniture. Internet connection is not always available and needed here. But let’s see deeper :

Interesting facts we found here are

– Female checked more on facilities than male. It means that female respondents demand more facilities than men.

You can see in above picture shows how Male Anak Kost tends to be much more “simpler” in terms of facilities

If we compare based on province, we can see how Anak kos in Yogyakarta  and Central Java checked/voted less facilities compare to those who rent a room in Jakarta, West Java and East Java.

Spending on Food

Checking on spending on food of Anak Kos, it’s interesting to compare between male and female respondents. In overall result, most of them spent Rp 100.000 – 250.000 per week for food. And female tends to spend higher than male respondents.

As we compare for each province below :

We might also see the trend that, Anak Kos in Jakarta who spends more than Rp 200.000 to more than Rp 500.000 for food per week is higher than other area. As for Anak Kos in Central Java and Yogyakarta they tend to spend lesser than other province.

Food Consumption Preference

Do they always buy food outside? or subscribe a catering ? or even cook for themselves. Let’s see :

Then we go deeper by comparing male and female respondent. There is no significant different. Also if we compare for each provinces, there is no significant different regarding the percentage.

Spending for Leisure TIme

Let’s compare how Anak kost respondent in each province are differ in Leisure Spending :

Interestingly in Yogya some part of respondents stated they can have leisure budget for less than USD 40. While in Jakarta, West Java, Banten, and Central Java some respondents stated they spend more than USD 100 permonth just for leisure.

Spending for Shopping both Online or Offline

Similar trend we might see in spending above. Anak Kost in DIY tends to spend less than Anak Kost that located in other province. But in terms of shopping the range of spending in DKI, West Java, Banten, and Central Java tends to be wider. In DIY and East Java less Anak Kost stated they spent more than Rp 1.000.000 for shopping.

How Anak Kost Transport?

Comparing what vehilce they use as their daily transportation. We might see a difference between each province data. Though in overall motorcycle is most voted one, we might see that Anak Kost in DKI and West Java use more public transportation than other province. In DIY the use of Motorcycle of Anak Kost is very high. Car is lesser though looks available in some provinces such as DKI and West Java.

If you want to download the report please click download XLS report below. JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer.

Click the icon to download XLS report

If you’re interested to do survey on retail and consumer goods field toward our respondents, we have over 23,000 mobile respondents ranged from age 17-50 years old, smartphone active users, and located in all regions of Indonesia that has installed our app and readily answering your survey.

Those 23,000 respondents has been verified, profiled, and continuously tracked to make sure you get the updated profiles of them. Our respondents has been profiled based on their demographic (age,gender,location, spending level, profession,religion), lifestyle habit (smoking/non, gamers/non, wearing glasses/non, frequent flyer/non, online shopper/non), and also brand consumption level ( brand A users, brand B users in FMCG, Retail, E-commerce,etc). 

If you want to do research toward our respondent, please signup here and directly create your survey there. Or directly contact our Bizdev – Chrisprastika at +62-878-3908-9833. To non-Indonesian client, we offer free translation from foreign languages includes English, Chinese,Hindi,etc.