kuala lumpur: Airei Sdn Bhd aims to propel Malaysia’s palm oil industry to the forefront of global innovation by promoting sustainable practices and integrating innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. That’s what I’m aiming for.
“We aim to redefine the way the industry operates while minimizing our impact on the environment,” said Founder and CEO Surendran Klanadhan. sunbiz.
He said the AI-driven smart palm oil mill launched at Min Sawi Industries in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, is the first of its kind in the world.
The facility addresses key industry challenges such as labor dependence, rising costs, inefficiencies, and environmental issues. Leveraging Airei’s flagship platform, MyPalm, it combines advanced sensors, AI-powered control systems, predictive maintenance, and AI-powered closed-circuit television (CCTV) to revolutionize factory operations and sustainability.
MyPalm incorporates advanced sensors for real-time monitoring of critical parameters and AI-powered CCTV to track fresh fruit bunch volume and enhance quality control.
AI-driven control systems automate processes to ensure optimal performance and predictive maintenance, minimizing downtime and maximizing machine efficiency. Collectively, they drive operational excellence, cost savings, and environmental sustainability.
Surendran said the automation capabilities of smart factories will initially reduce dependence on labor by 35%, streamlining operations and allowing employees to focus on more skilled tasks. This shift will alleviate labor shortages and increase overall productivity.
“Sustainability is at the core of our mission. By leveraging advanced technologies such as AI, we aim to reduce the environmental impact of palm oil production. Our solutions promote energy efficiency and optimize resource use. , enhance traceability and contribute to a greener future for the industry,” said Surendran.
When asked about Airei’s partnership with Brazil-based Fine Instrument Technology to enhance its offerings, Surendran said the partnership will bring SpecFIT magnetic resonance technology to MyPalm. “This integration will improve traceability, accuracy and efficiency, strengthening our ability to address industry challenges and positioning Malaysia as a global leader in sustainable palm oil practices.”
“This announcement is a wake-up call for the industry to embrace change. By adopting AI-driven solutions like MyPalm, we can increase efficiency, improve quality control, and promote sustainability. It is time for the industry to evolve, balancing economic growth and environmental stewardship for a brighter future,” Surendran said.
