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Products and services

The software that runs the chain. The machines that feed it.

Six MyPalm apps, nursery to refinery. Two machines that retrofit onto the mill floor you already own. Five engagements since 2019.

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MYPALM // GRADING ENTRY, AT THE RAMP

Two hands hold a phone up at a mill ramp, a lorry loaded high with oil palm fresh fruit bunches standing on the concrete apron behind it. On the screen is the MyPalm grading form — a MyPalm droplet beside a grey bar painted over the account line, a Welcome Grader banner photograph of two workers in blue overalls and white helmets, then a Receive New Load button. The fields run Vehicle Number with a vehicle picker, Hard Bunches [Unit], then a Take Photo button and a View button, then Under Ripe Bunches [%], Overall Ripeness [%], Overdue [%] and Loose Fruits [%], each with its own empty entry box, and a Save button under them. A bar reading Most Recent Records closes the form, above a Home, Reports and Profile tab row.
The MyPalm grading form, filled in by hand at the ramp where lorries unload fresh fruit bunches. Unmanned AI FFB Grading is a separate product — a rig, not a form.

The chain

Find your position first.

Nursery, dealer, plantation, mill, kernel plant, refinery. Brands that buy the oil sit at the end.

You are the brand at the end

The four products

What each one is.

A MyPalm Palm Oil Mill web screen titled Maintenance Dashboard, with a Filter By Week date at its top right. A panel headed Weekly Overall Maintenance Summary holds three tiles — Created and Unassigned, In Progress, and Completed — each carrying a count over a breakdown into corrective maintenance, routine preventive maintenance and replacement preventive maintenance. Below it a panel headed Weekly Maintenance Status By Station lists the plant item by item — Fruit Reception, Sterilizer, Thresher, Press, Kernel Plant, Oil Room, Engine Room and two named boilers — each with its own corrective, routine and replacement rows. The left navigation carries Dashboard, Maintenance Dashboard, Production Dashboard, Maintenance Calendar, Machinery QR Code, the report groups, and Master Data Update.
MyPalm · Palm Oil Mill · one week of maintenance, station by station
A phone screen showing the MyPalm grading form, headed Welcome Grader over a banner photograph of two men in hard hats at a ramp. A Receive New Load button sits above the form. The fields run Vehicle Number with a vehicle picker, Hard Bunches [Unit], then a Take Photo button and a View button, then Under Ripe Bunches [%], Overall Ripeness [%], Overdue [%] and Loose Fruits [%], each with its own empty entry box, and a Save button under them. A Most Recent Records heading closes the form, with Home, Reports and Profile in the bar along the bottom.
MyPalm · the grading form, as the grader sees it

MyPalm

  • A cloud platform with mobile and web apps.
  • It monitors and manages maintenance and production, from nursery to processing.
  • Six versions, one per position: Nursery, Dealer, Plantation, Palm Oil Mill, Refinery, Kernel Crushing Plant.

See the screens →

An aerial view over a palm oil mill at sunset: corrugated sheds, storage tanks and a conveyor gantry, with oil palm canopy running to the horizon behind.

Where it goes — the mill.

A.I. Based Smart Palm Oil Mill

  • A mill fitted with sensors, AI cameras and AI control systems.
  • Eight stations, from the FFB ramp to the data room.
  • Less labour, higher yield, lower cost.
An industrial machine-vision camera and LED bar mounted on a steel frame above a mill conveyor, cables routed along the frame, haze in the air catching the light.

Where it goes — the ramp.

Unmanned AI FFB Grading

  • Bunch inspection and quality-based sorting, with grader acknowledgement.
  • Four inspection tiers: RGB vision, socket analysis, spikelet detection and thermal imaging.
  • Electronic grading chits, supplier records, loose-fruit segregation and weighbridge integration.
A hardbound estate record book lying open on a wooden table, a rubber stamp and ink pad beside it and a pen resting in the gutter. Both pages are written up in blue ballpoint — a narrow column of short entries down the left of each page, running lines beside it — the right page filled about three quarters of the way down. The handwriting is illegible.

Where it goes — every handover.

Supply Chain & Traceability

  • Tracking plus blockchain, so a batch can be traced from source to the end consumer.
  • AIREI addresses it to FMCG companies buying palm-based ingredients.
  • It supports quality control, regulatory compliance and ethical sourcing.

The four services

Work AIREI does that is not a product.

AIREI sells these as Industry 4.0 upgrades and smart monitoring packages, built with IoT and cloud. Nothing is priced here; ask for a quote.

Artificial Intelligence

  • Predictive analytics, machine learning and natural language processing.
  • Aimed at data-driven decisions and process optimisation across industrial operations.

Agriculture Technology

  • The same stack, applied to agricultural operations rather than the plant.
  • Tools and insight for running an estate more efficiently.

Supply Chain & Traceability

  • Sold as a service as well as a product.
  • Tracking and blockchain for end-to-end traceability, quality control and compliance.

Customizable Robotics

  • Robots built for a specific job in a palm oil operation.

Industry leaders

What industry leaders said
after walking the mill.

Delegates to the International Palm Oil Millers Conference visited the AI mill at Minsawi Industries on 25 April 2026. Two of them spoke to a phone camera in the yard afterwards, in front of the mill’s own board.

Lai Chung Seng on what the visit showed him at the grading ramp, on process control tightening in the mill, and on the losses a mill recovers becoming its profit.

Who Lai Chung Seng Runtime 0:30 Name from his IPOMC26 badge

Ramesh Devaraju on how little has changed in palm oil processing over the years apart from the sterilizers, and on the continuous flow he saw in this mill.

Who Ramesh Devaraju From New Britain Palm Oil Limited Runtime 0:27 Name from his IPOMC26 badge

A customer

And a customer,
in his own words.

Pak Achmad Tabien, in our film. He speaks English, about what Plantations et Huileries du Congo still does by hand and what MyPalm is there to replace.

“MyPalm is a solution to change all, to make a system basic on digital and technology to achieve the productivity maximum and the best result in plantations, especially in the DRC.”
Pak Achmad TabienHis card reads “Plantations Director in Indonesia” · AIREI testimonial film

Who Pak Achmad Tabien Runtime 0:33 Language English Captions on the player

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