startup arena jakarta 2013

It has been an exciting two days over here at Tech in Asia, as we saw eight startups take to the stage to battle at the Startup Arena Jakarta 2013

Asian startup Project Shoe took the stage today at Startup Asia Jakarta 2013 to introduce its online service for designing and buying personally-customized shoes to a panel of investors. Founder Andi Anissa

Philippine startup Zap is a shopping loyalty program with a rewards system. This afternoon, the team pitched at our Startup Arena, hoping to catch the eye of our panel of judges. Zap lets

Popular culture and news media have inculcated the masses with the image of drones as weapons of war. Depending on who you ask, they’re either tools against harmful terrorist elements

It’s lovely to see our past Startup Arena finalists scale to greater heights and return to our competition. Six months from their first appearance, the boys from Triibe are back

Mingwei Fan, co-founder of Bio3D Technologies, took the stage to pitch at this year’s Startup Arena competition. The startup is creating a bio 3D printer that Fan believes could drastically

SmartBike just pitched on stage today at Startup Asia’s Startup Arena. It’s a device that allows you to track and prevent theft of a motorbike.

The team from Artabit, a US and Indonesia based bitcoin startup, takes the stage at Startup Arena Jakarta 2013 today to discuss their plans to improve Southeast Asia’s electronic payment problems using

Opera is one of the most popular mobile browsers in Indonesi,a experiencing a 189 percent growth of Opera Mini users on all smartphone platforms in Indonesia from May 2012 to

This article is part of our coverage of 2012 Startup Arena participants. We’ve been tracking their progress since they pitched at last year’s event, and here’s where they stand now.