Orion Five EngineeringEngineering and integration services, Singapore
Most sites run machines and software bought from different vendors over many years, and they do not share data. We integrate them into one system, then automate the work that depends on them.
Client work
Below are three recent examples, one from each of our main sectors. Most of our other work is confidential and is not listed. Where an image does not show the delivered system, the caption says so.
PSA Marine
“An operationally resilient framework for mission-critical bunkering, integrated across multiple vendors, with maintenance and support carried through afterwards. The objectives were met in full.”
Raymang Eggs Pte Ltd
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“Engaged as consultant and solution provider for our egg unpacking automation project, covering gap assessment, mechanisation design, and Enterprise Development Grant proposal support, through to project management of design, development, and commissioning. The objectives of the project were completed and met.”
Government Agency
“A clear understanding of warehouse operations complexity, translated into a technically coherent, user-centric design. Completed to specification, on schedule, and met every requirement in our scope.”
Browse our work by industry: maritime and port operations, manufacturing, logistics and public sector, small and mid-sized business.
Clients
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Services
The four lines follow one sequence. Integration makes your data reliable. Automation, including robotics, uses that data to remove manual work. Assurance shows customers and auditors that you control the result.
Your plant and business systems share data and run as one operation
We integrate industrial control, operational technology (OT) and enterprise systems. We cover every stage, from the feasibility study to long-term maintenance and support.
Explore systems integrationWe automate manual work, once the data behind it is reliable
We apply agentic AI, robotic process automation (RPA), computer vision and predictive maintenance where they remove manual work from your operations. We confirm that your data can support each use before we build it.
Explore AI workflow automationIntegration with your site decides whether a robot deployment succeeds
We integrate AGIBOT robots, including the A3 Ultra humanoid, into Singapore sites. The work covers the assessment, the safety case, lift and door integration, and fleet support.
Explore roboticsWe prepare you for ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001 and System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2)
Qualified lead auditors carry out internal audits and certification readiness work on site in Singapore. We prepare you for the audit, and an independent body issues the certificate or report.
Explore assuranceHow we work
Most integration projects fail at the scoping stage. Signals are traced too late, interfaces are assumed rather than tested, and costs appear only after the contract is signed. Our process identifies the cost, the interfaces and the risks of failure before you make any commitment. Robotics and assurance engagements run in six gated phases within these four stages.
Our engineers visit your site and record what is actually running, which often differs from the documentation. They identify where the process breaks down. At plants and ports, this usually means tracing signals between machines that were never designed to connect.
Deliverable: a written report of the gaps worth closing.
We turn the gaps into an engineering design. It specifies the interfaces, data flows, protocol boundaries and failure modes before we price anything. If the project includes AI, we also test whether your data is good enough to support the decisions the AI will make.
Deliverable: a design document that sets out its constraints and risks.
A Registered Management Consultant turns the design into a proposal that sets out the full scope, cost and schedule. You see exactly how we will deliver the outcome before you commit. Most integration projects succeed or fail at this stage.
Deliverable: a fixed-scope proposal that we commit to.
Once you accept the proposal, we manage the build against the plan, including procurement, lead times, shipping, receiving and production scheduling. The team that scoped the work also delivers it, then supports it as a managed service.
Deliverable: a working system, with a named team accountable for it.
Before you sign
When an interface fails on commissioning day, the cause usually lies months earlier, in a proposal that nobody examined closely. Ask these four questions before you sign a proposal.
Which of the five layers in our published delivery framework does the proposal actually price?
Most proposals price only L3, the boundary where two systems meet. The integrator then discovers L1, what is actually running on site, and charges a variation for it.
What is the failure mode for the busiest interface in the design?
If the integrator cannot answer in one sentence, that interface has not been designed yet.
Who is accountable for this system in month thirteen, by name?
If nobody is named, the support work will fall to your operations team.
What in this scope do you recommend we do not automate yet?
If an integrator has nothing on that list, it has not examined your data.
Sponsoring the programme rather than running the plant? Read what to ask before you approve it.
Insights
Our three most recent articles, written by the practitioners who lead our projects.
ISO/IEC 42001 certification is the only auditable, internationally recognised way to show that an organisation controls its AI. We explain what it proves and how it relates to the EU AI Act.
The 2026 Digital Omnibus delayed the EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines, but most duties that affect operators already apply. We set out every date and the Act's reach outside the EU.
Between 2024 and 2026, humanoid robots began their first paid work, in thousands of units. We set out what was deployed, who reported the numbers and what remains unproven.
Orion Five delivers systems integration, AI workflow automation, robotics and assurance. The qualifications below support that work. Each is a personal qualification held by the named person, earned through the BSI Training Academy. They are not certifications of the company.
Personal qualification
Held by Terence Kok. Covers the management, governance and continual improvement of responsible AI systems.
Personal qualification
Held by Veronica Loh. Covers greenhouse gas accounting and the independent verification of reported emissions.
Also accredited
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