Skip to main content
Orion Five EngineeringOrion Five Engineering

10 Jalan Kilang #04-05, Singapore 159410
+65 6100 5505

Case studies

Named clients. Real deployments. Documented outcomes.

Every project below is a completed engagement for a client we can name, not a composite. Where a photograph of the delivered system is not cleared for release, the figure caption says so rather than passing a stand-in off as the real installation.

A clean room robotic cell, representing the delivered systems documented on this page.

Maritime and port operations

UNIT 01

PSA Marine

Active sector work

AI harvest sensing for a rooftop hydroponics farm

An AI-based optimal harvesting alert system built around a Gericke hydroponics installation, matching LUX readings against plant type, water quality, and nutrient levels. Growth stages across every plot are tracked through a customised mobile application with live video feeds, developed as part of PSA's sustainability programme.

Leafy greens growing in white hydroponic channels on the PSA Marine rooftop farm.
FIG. 01 · Gericke rooftop farm

PSA Marine

Active sector work

Biometric fuel management system, Brani and West Coast Base

A secured, redundant fuel management deployment across fibre optic, WAN, and LTE links, with two-factor fuel bunkering authenticated by facial recognition and 24/7 marine-grade AI surveillance. Firmware integration spanned the fuel dispensers, the fuel management software, and the facial recognition subsystem.

A PSA Marine pilot craft alongside the instrumented bunkering point, showing the fuel dispenser and the facial recognition terminal.
FIG. 02 · Brani base, secured bunkering point

Manufacturing

UNIT 02

Raymang Eggs Pte Ltd

Active sector work

Robotic carton removal line for egg distribution

An Enterprise Singapore Enterprise Development Grant-funded robotics line: two six-axis industrial arms pick and place cartons into an automated cutting machine, and a third arm clears and disposes of the cut cartons. The line lifted operational efficiency by over 1,000 percent and cut the process's dependence on manual labour.

Two six-axis industrial robot arms installed over the automated carton cutting machine on the Raymang Eggs line.
FIG. 03 · Six-axis carton handling line

AETOS

Active sector work

Contactless high-speed temperature scanner

A fully customised scanner built around onboard microprocessor and AI controls, calibrated to plus or minus 0.2 degree Celsius, reading at 0.9 to 1.0 metres in under two seconds with a configurable alarm threshold. Over 1,200 units were built and deployed to support pandemic operations, running on either a 20,000 mAh battery pack or mains power, and the system carries HSA Class B medical device certification.

A precision contactless scanning instrument, shown as a generic illustration of the class of hardware described.
FIG. 04 · Precision scanning hardware · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM

General SME base

UNIT 03

ENGIE

Active sector work

IoT environment monitoring across three critical facilities

An IoT and integrated building management sensor suite feeding real-time environmental data into ENGIE's own digital solutions, deployed at SUTD, Ng Teng Fong Hospital, and Changi Airport to sharpen comfort control and energy efficiency.

A building services and environmental sensing plant room, shown as a generic illustration of the class of system described.
FIG. 05 · Building environment sensing · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM

PestBusters

Active sector work

Industry transformation programme, phases one and two

Singapore's first Lead Enterprise Development Scheme project. Phase one covered fleet management, live-streaming body cameras, inspection drones, and a command centre. Phase two added IoT devices with web-based monitoring, intelligent rodent surveillance cameras, and intelligent rodent traps.

A field IoT sensor module and inspection drone, shown as a generic illustration of the class of equipment described.
FIG. 06 · Field IoT and inspection hardware · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM

Chye Thiam Maintenance

Active sector work

Unified communications and live-streaming fleet cameras

A cross-platform unified communications system, T.Flex, covering push-to-talk, messaging, voice recording, and GPS asset tracking for a workforce of 1,800. Live-streaming body cameras and vehicle cameras, including on beach-cleaning vessels, cut down on supervisory travel and let coordinators reroute crews in real time. Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat was shown the upgraded system on a site visit.

A fleet operations and communications control room, shown as a generic illustration of the class of system described.
FIG. 07 · Fleet operations centre · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM

Logistics and public sector

UNIT 04

Toll Logistics

Active sector work

Centralised pharmaceuticals digital workflow, for the Ministry of Health

OCR-based digital scanning of incoming medical labels drives dispensary quality control, with staff identification passes controlling access to sensitive records. The system tracks dispensary operations in real time, flags stock shortfalls and quality discrepancies as they happen, and compiles daily, weekly, and monthly reports automatically.

A pharmaceutical-grade labelling and scanning line, shown as a generic illustration of the class of system described.
FIG. 08 · Pharmaceutical workflow line · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM

Army Logistics Base

Active sector work

Automated self-service ceremonial uniform issuance

A self-service system that takes a serviceman's measurements through vision-based scanning, then directs them straight to the correct size and retrieval point, removing manual fitting and trial from the process entirely.

An automated self-service storage and retrieval system, shown as a generic illustration of the class of system described.
FIG. 09 · Self service issuance bay · REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE, NOT THE DEPLOYED SYSTEM
See how we scope a build