AquaEasy Smart Shrimp Farming (iFeeder + Smart Sensor)

AquaEasy Pte. Ltd. is an AIoT aquaculture company headquartered in Singapore (address listed on its website), with regional contacts in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. It targets shrimp farmers who struggle with unstable pond conditions, uncertain feeding and limited data for decisions.

The solution combines the iFeeder, an AI-powered automatic feeder that analyses shrimp behaviour and aims to improve feed conversion ratio, with a Smart Sensor that tracks physical and chemical pond parameters and stores them in the cloud. A data insights module keeps history, custom parameters and predictive analytics, and a farm support package adds co-investment and training. It is used commercially on farms in Vietnam and Indonesia.

• iFeeder: AI-powered automatic feeder that analyses shrimp behaviour and monitors health in real time.
• Smart Sensor: monitors physical and chemical pond parameters and sends customizable alerts.
• Cloud data storage: keeps pond readings in the cloud for later review.
• Data insights and management: historical data, custom parameters and predictive analytics.
• Farm support package: co-investing, training and partnership for farm adoption.

Intensive whiteleg shrimp farms in the Mekong Delta can use iFeeder and sensors to tighten feeding and oxygen control. Feed and hatchery groups can bundle the system for contract farmers to standardise practice and collect pond data.

Automated feeding aims to lower feed conversion ratio and reduce feed waste. Real-time pond readings with customizable alerts help farmers react early to water-quality changes. Stored historical data supports planning across crop cycles. A monthly subscription model and training support lower the entry barrier for smaller farms.

Shrimp farming in Southeast Asia is moving from experience-based practice to data-driven pond management, driven by disease risk, feed cost and traceability demands. Vietnam, a major shrimp producer, is an early market for AI feeders and sensor networks in the Mekong Delta.

Singapore-based. Partners listed on the website include Bosch, Qian Hu, In-Situ and LaMotte. A June 2025 trade article reports about S$7m revenue in the prior year and a planned S$10m fundraise; one of 10 Future Food Asia finalists in May 2025. Founded year not stated on fetched pages.