Here are leading smart-greenhouse solutions and providers active in Indonesia, with a short note on what they offer and when they fit best.

Top smart-greenhouse solutions / providers in Indonesia

• AgriFam (PT AgriFamili Sarana Exedis) — Indonesian system integrator and builder of turnkey smart greenhouses (climate control, dosing/fertigation, NFT/DFT/aeroponics, IoT monitoring and smartphone/web dashboards). Good for commercial and institutional projects and after‑sales support inside Indonesia. (agrifam.co.id)

• GH Compax (Agrimart / GH Compax) — compact IoT monitoring + automation units that measure multiple parameters (temp, RH, CO2, light, pH, EC/TDS, soil moisture etc.) and can integrate with pumps, fans and dosing systems for remote control. Useful for retrofitting existing greenhouses or smaller demo units. (agrimart.co.id)

• Netafim Indonesia — global leader in micro‑irrigation/fertigation and greenhouse irrigation systems with a local Indonesian presence and collaborations with universities (IPB). Strong for precision fertigation, NFT/ebb‑and‑flood and larger commercial greenhouse water-management projects. (beritasatu.com)

• Agrarise — Indonesian agritech company offering IoT greenhouse climate control (Engrow), nutrient management (Nutrigrow) and low‑cost greenhouse packages tailored to tropical conditions and smallholders. Good option for low‑cost, scalable IoT-enabled greenhouses. (agrarise.com)

• PT Rasa Agri and other local vendors (e.g., Green Agri Indonesia, PT Agro Jabar / Agrindo Karya Persada) — Indonesian vendors and contractors that supply greenhouse structures, automation (vents, shading, cooling pads) and fertigation systems; frequently used for university, government and regional commercial projects. Choose these when you want local construction, installation and training. (unusia.ac.id)

• Government & research projects (BRIN–KIST smart greenhouse, Kementan pilots) — Indonesia’s National Research & Innovation Agency (BRIN) and the Ministry of Agriculture are actively deploying pilot smart‑greenhouses (research demo sites and funded pilots showcased at national events). These projects are important sources of best practices, local trials, and public tender opportunities. (theleap.id)

• International greenhouse automation suppliers (Priva, Hoogendoorn, SAIA, etc.) — these global automation and process‑control firms supply advanced climate computers, energy optimization, and robotic automation. In Indonesia such solutions are usually delivered via local partners/integrators for full civil works, climate systems and service. If you need high‑tech process control or energy optimization for large glasshouses, check for local partner installations and service contracts. (priva.com)

Quick guidance — how to pick the right solution

• By scale: smallholders/edu demos → compact IoT kits (GH Compax, Agrarise low‑cost greenhouses). Commercial growers → full turnkey systems with climate computers, fertigation and water recycling (AgriFam, Netafim, local turnkey vendors). Research/very high‑tech → partner with BRIN/universities or international automation vendors via local integrators. (6wresearch.com)

• Key features to compare: climate controller capabilities, fertigation accuracy (EC/pH dosing), sensor list (PAR, CO2, RH, temp, pH, EC), remote monitoring & alerting, local installation & service, energy/water‑saving options, and training/support. (agrimart.co.id)

• Procurement tips: visit local demo sites (many Indonesian universities and pilot projects run open demos), request references and O&M (operation & maintenance) contracts, get total‑cost quotes that include sensors, software subscriptions and spare parts, and check local spare‑parts and service availability.

If you want, I can:

• produce a short comparison table (features, price range, ideal scale) for 3–5 of the vendors above, or
• shortlist vendors that serve a specific Indonesian region or crop (e.g., leafy greens vs. high‑value fruit), and include contact links and example projects.