News & Events

We are thrilled to partner with Direct Carbon to distribute their groundbreaking CO₂ harvesting machines, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional CO₂ sources for plant enrichment.

This innovative machine extract CO₂ directly from the atmosphere, providing a clean and renewable solution that replaces fossil fuel-based methods commonly used in greenhouses and agriculture. By adopting this technology, growers can enrich their plants with high-quality CO₂ to boost yields while significantly reducing their environmental impact.

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to advancing sustainable agriculture and empowering farmers to meet growing food demands responsibly and efficiently.

From October 9th to 11th, we successfully hosted the Agri-Week 2024 Agricultural Technology Exchange Expo in Tokyo, Japan. Thank you for visiting Arianetech booth.During the event, we had the privilege of engaging with numerous experts, clients, industry peers, and suppliers to explore the future of urban agriculture in terms of economic viability and sustainability.Thank you for your trust. Please feel free to contact us for more information about our products.

Congratulations to the National Parks Board (NParks) on the successful completion and full reopening of Jurong Lake Gardens!

After five years of rejuvenation work, the Chinese and Japanese Gardens are now fully restored and officially opened this morning by our SM Lee Hsien Loong and will be open to the public later today.

As Singapore’s third national garden and the first located within the heartlands, Jurong Lake Gardens completion marks a significant milestone within the Jurong Lake District.

ARIANETECH PTE LTD is proud to have contributed to this iconic project, working alongside NParks to design and develop an Indoor Plant Factory facility within the newly opened gardens.

A special shoutout to Wilson Wong and his dedicated team for their hard work in bringing this amazing project to life.

Last week, Arianetech and Republic Polytechnic UACOI had the privilege of co-hosting a delegation from the Kanagawa Prefecture Assembly, in collaboration with JETRO, for a visit to Republic Polytechnic’s Urban Agriculture facility. This marked the first time a delegation from the Kanagawa Prefecture Government visited Republic Polytechnic. During the visit, we showcased our ongoing activities and research initiatives from a Singaporean perspective. The Kanagawa delegation expressed strong interest in our R&D efforts and indicated a desire to establish agricultural exchange ties between Singapore and Kanagawa Prefecture in the near future.