Forbes Asia — May 2017

JAE-HYUN KIM FOR FORBES (LEFT); AHMAD ZAMRONI FOR FORBES

Nadhir Ashafiq Zainal Abidin,

Chee Hau Goh, 29, 29 Malaysia

Cofounders, TheLorry

Srinivas Reddy Aellala, Nalin Gupta,

25, 27 India

Cofounders, Auro Robotics

Srikanth Bolla, 25 India

Founder, Bollant Industries

Alfred Boyadgis, 26 Australia

Cofounder, Forcite Helmet Systems

Oscar Chang, 26 Taiwan

Cofounder, Alchema

Harrison Chen, Alexander Chen,

22, 27 China

Cofounders, Trainerbotics

Matthew Cua, 28 Philippines

Founder, SkyEye Analytics

Bomi Doh, 26 South Korea

Cofounder, Enomad

Gibran Huzaifah Amsi El Farizy, 27

Indonesia

Founder, eFishery

Jordan Grives, 28 Australia

Founder, Fonebox Group

Jason Gui, 26 New Zealand

Cofounder, Vigo Technologies

Sunbeom Gwon, 28 South Korea

Founder, Ecube Labs

He Wei, 27 China

Founder, Shenzhen Vxfly Intelligent

Information Technology

Tatsuya Honda, 26 Japan

User interface designer, Fujitsu

Huang Chaiming, 28 China

Founder, Hypereal

Chris Kelsey, Fernando De los Rios,

19, 26 China

Cofounders, Cazza

Li Gang, 28 China

CEO, SpeedX and Bluegogo

Liu Feng, 27 China

Founder, Nanjing Kuailun Intelligent

Technology

Adarsh Manpuria, 29 India

Cofounder, FabHotels

Ketan Mehta, 28 India

Founder, Rays Power Infra

SeGi Nam, 28 South Korea

Cofounder, nthing

Brandon Ng, 29 Hong Kong

Cofounder, Ampd Energy

Sam Ovens, 27 New Zealand

Founder, Consulting.com

Lisa von Rabenau, 27 India

Head of engineering, ReMaterials

Sudarshan Ravi, Pushkar Singh,

Ankit Parasher, 26, 26, 26 India

Cofounders, LetsTransport

Anirudh Sharma, 30 India

Social impact technologist,

Graviky Labs

Song Junyi, Wu Qilin, 26, 29 China

Cofounders, Elephant Robotics

Aonghus Stevens, 24 Australia

Cofounder, Measure Australia

Sui Shaolong, 28 China

Cofounder, RoboTerra

Zhao Ye, 25 China

Cofounder, CoClean

JUDGES

Romi Haan, founder and CEO,

Haan Corp.

Roger Lee, CEO, TAL Group

Liu Xueliang, general manager,

BYD Asia-Pacific

Gibran Huzaifah

Amsi El Farizy, 27

FOUNDER, EFISHERY INDONESIA

Efishery founder and CEO Gibran

Huzaifah is taking a deep dive in

the relatively untapped $5.4 billion-

valued Indonesian aquaculture market.

Efishery uses cloud-based smart-feeding

technology in 20,000 fish and shrimp farms

across the vast archipelago. The Ideosource

and Aquaspark-backed IoT startup doesn’t

just sell products, it also collects data

(feeding, production, water quality and

fish behavior) to create predictive analyses

for farmers. “Feeding practices today are

hardly efficient and make up 70% to 80%

of total operating costs,” explains Huzaifah.

Efishery claims to minimize costs by 21%.

Huzaifah’s ultimate goal is to tackle

global food shortages and to branch out

to agriculture. “People are still doing their

agriculture the same way they did decades

ago, which is partly causing poverty and

hunger,” he says. —Iris Leung

Industry,

Manufacturing & Energy

http://www.ictsi.com

From systems and hardware, to hand-held devices and equipment,

the Baltic Container Terminal in Gdynia, Poland uses leading edge

technology to facilitate trade.

A highly advanced terminal in the ICTSI Group, BCT leads Baltic ports in

the seamless facilitation of trade.

THE FILIPINO, PIONEERING

GLOBAL PORT TECHNOLOGY.

BCT, one of the first Philippine

ventures in European Union,

belongs to ICTSI’s growing

portfolio of 28 terminals in

POLAND 18 countries.

BCT