About us

Providing healthy food to everyone

Our Vision

AHAS vision

Everyone should have access to fresh, healthy food. The food supply market faces challenges, including a looming world food crisis. Global food demand is expected to increase 59% to 98% in the next two decades, reshaping saturated agricultural markets.

Aquaponics offers a solution. Urban farms can transform the agricultural landscape.

We want to offer everyone a way to grow healthy and delicious food for their family or for their community.

Our Mission

We provide people with the tools to feed their families or communities.

We design reliable equipment to simplify the aquaponics process, which we’ve developed in our labs and farms for years.

Our Values

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We are driven by passion and place a strong emphasis on teamwork, responsibility, honesty, ethics, and trust.

We fully support our customers in achieving their aquaponics project objectives.

We believe in natural processes. Mother Nature has accumulated millions of years of expertise in plant growth, and we provide her with an optimal urban environment to thrive within. We uphold the concept of sustainability.

We value practical knowledge and test everything we believe.

Our Story

AHAS founders

In 2015, a team of visionary individuals set out on a mission to optimize the Aquaponics farming processes. We firmly believed that a nutritious diet was the most effective approach to addressing human health concerns.

Emulating the Apple model, we focused on designing equipment that not only simplifies the process but also enhances its efficiency and accessibility.

In order to gain access to third-party suppliers, we established AHAS Company. We invested numerous years in testing our ideas, optimizing our equipment, and developing modeling software before commercializing our technology.

Our technolgy caters to the needs of everyone seeking to cultivate fresh, wholesome, and delectable produce. We take great pride in providing a sustainable farming solution that will usher in a greener and more sustainable future for the world.

Our Management Team

We are a team of engineers and pratical growers.

Aquaponics is a natural ecosystem that integrates aquaculture, biology, and agriculture. Like Apple made tools everybody can seamlessly use with a finger, we design aquaponics equiment everyone can use to grow food. 

What distinguishes AHAS is years of aquaponics engineering research integrated into systems that provide a perfect aquaponic balance, ensuring that the fish, bacteria, and plants thrive in an optimal environment. 

All we need to do is take care of the plants. 
The only human interactions are limited to seeding, simple cleaning, adding some mineral suplement if needed, and filling up the fish feeder weekly.

Our team developped an extensive knowledge of mineral plant consumption. Our commercial systems are equipped with an automatic mineralization system that dispenses the required minerals, such as potassium, magnesium, and iron, which may be insufficient in the fish food. 

Our knowledge is based on years of hands-on practical experimentations in our labs and farms in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Regis

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Founder, General Manager, Design Engineer

A visionary and innovative hands-on French engineer, Regis transitioned from the Oil and Gas industry to Aquaponics after decades of experience. Recognizing the market’s lack of efficient farming equipment, Regis designed the Modular Infinity Tank, a custom-built solution to address this challenge.
Continuously seeking innovation, Regis has developed a range of equipment not currently available or optimized, including the AHApot, AHAtray, solid separation systems, modeling software, and numerous other products tailored for Aquaponics.

Deva

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Aquaponics Process expert

Indonesian expert from the Hospitality Industry, Deva holds a deep passion for studying and optimizing plant growth in diverse environments. Deva’s mission is to revolutionize plant growth in Aquaponics, making it accessible and user-friendly for everyone.

Pascal

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Business Development Manager

A fervent advocate of the adage “We are what we eat,” Pascal and his team provide comprehensive support for all your aquaponics endeavors.  

Yoon

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Manager Malaysia

Yoon operates a AHAS farm in Kuala Lumpur. She possesses a deep passion and extensive knowledge in the field of aquaponics. Yoon’s primary focus lies in the vegetable retail market, and she is also available to provide guidance and support for AHAS Farm projects in Malaysia. 

Our expertise

AHAponics Process

AHAponics

Prior to commercializing farm systems, AHAS has dedicated numerous years to optimizing the aquaponics process, making it accessible to a broad audience.

This optimization was achieved through hardware engineering and operational process refinement.

We refer to this evolution as AHAponics.

Hardware

AHAS hardware

AHAS designs and manufactures custom-built equipment, such as the MIT, the foundation of our systems.

Our hardware has been engineered to maximize aquaponics performance and is manufactured with quality and simplicity. The installation of an MIT are straightforward and can be completed in a few minutes.

We only focus on non-existent equipment and thoroughly test existing ones we integrate into our systems.

Modeling software

CERES AHAS modeling software

CERES is our aquaponics modeling software.

CERES models the aquaponics balance, including energy consumption, hydraulic efficiency, operating costs, farm expected production, and return on investment.

CERES also models the mineral consumption to eliminate the risk of plant's deficiency.

Utilizing CERES, we provide comprehensive assistance to individuals seeking to design aquaponics farms.

Farm design

AHAS large farm design

We provide farm designs tailored to meet our customers' specific production requirements, crop selections, climate, and available area.

Our designs outline the farm layout, the necessary hydraulics, power and energy requirements, including associated solar needs, and the anticipated production and operating costs.

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