Robotware AI Core-X Poultry Farm Platform

Robotware AI is a company that describes itself as an industrial automation platform built on AI, IoT and Physical AI, with a corporate research institute, venture business certification and government R&D projects. The website is in Korean and the company runs field validations at poultry farms in Korea and Malaysia, aiming to connect field data with integrated operations and control.

The Core-X platform has an Analytics Edition for data collection and numeric operations management and a GenAI Edition for natural-language Q&A, daily automatic reports, anomaly detection with root-cause analysis and response guidance. A four-layer architecture links CCTV, IoT sensors and equipment (field), an edge module for real-time processing and equipment control, AI/LLM analysis, and automated control, including a Smart Environment Control Solution for poultry houses.

• Disease detection: AI vision cameras and sensors flag abnormal behavior and early signs of disease in poultry flocks.
• Feed monitoring: silo remaining-feed measurement and feed loss tracking.
• Environment control: automated equipment control based on barn environmental data.
• GenAI assistant: natural-language Q&A and automatic daily operations reports based on field manuals.
• Anomaly analysis: anomaly detection with root-cause analysis and response guidance.
• Edge integration: CCTV, IoT sensors and equipment data processed at the edge for real-time control.

Large broiler or layer farms in Vietnam can use the platform for early disease alerts and feed-loss tracking. Integrators managing many contract farms can use the daily AI reports to supervise sites remotely, and closed-house operators can automate ventilation and climate control.

Pilot results published on the site report about 92.5% accuracy in detecting disease and abnormal behavior, about 7.8% lower feed loss and a silo remaining-feed measurement error of about 3.2%. Automatic daily reports and natural-language Q&A reduce manual record keeping, and automated environment control supports consistent barn conditions.

Poultry producers in Southeast Asia face disease pressure, labor shortages and pressure to cut feed cost, which drives interest in camera-based monitoring and automated barn control. Pilots such as the one in Malaysia reflect growing regional demand for AI disease detection in closed poultry houses.

Korea-based per Korean-language website and Korean field pilots; holds corporate research institute status and venture business certification; overseas pilot in Malaysia, June to December 2025, with more than 5TB of field data collected.