Our work

Proof, in the real world. Since 2013, a decade of building: from autonomous vehicles on open roads to sensing systems and cloud platforms for industry.

In 2016 REKA drove from Melaka to KL on the PLUS Highway, on its own hardware and stack. Everything since has been built on what that car taught us.

REKA archive photograph. Inside CRETA on the PLUS Highway during the 2016 Melaka–Kuala Lumpur drive. The same article image is intentionally reused for its Work overview card.
CRETA · Autonomous mobility

Malaysia’s first self-driving car on open roads

A retrofit kit for an ordinary car, run by a controller board REKA designed itself.

Melaka → KLOn the PLUS Highway in 2016, with no one in the driver’s seatRead the case study
REKA archive photograph. Murata media-kit field installation photograph, EXIF 4 June 2020. Exact location and the people’s identities are not independently verified.
Murata · Smart cities

Traffic intelligence for Malaysia

A traffic-counting sensing system, localised with Murata and analysed by REKA in real time.

32,000+Active vehicles counted each month in CyberjayaRead the case study
AI-generated illustration. Create ONE photorealistic editorial photograph for a website image mock, landscape 4:3 composition, no collage. Topic: a Malaysian material-handling business digitising FORKLIFT SERVICES AND SALES. Show only ordinary warehouse counterbalance forklifts, not excavators, wheel loaders, cranes or construction equipment. Practical clean modest industrial setting, neutral daylight, natural realistic materials, no company branding, no readable text, no identifiable real people, no client marks, no watermarks or image captions. If a device screen is visible it must be turned away or softly out of focus; do NOT invent an app UI, customer data or charts. This is a fictional illustrative scene, not a photograph of actual UMW equipment, facilities or staff. Wide three-quarter photograph of one unbranded yellow electric counterbalance forklift parked safely in a tidy forklift-service bay, complete forks lowered flat to the floor, mast and overhead guard fully visible with breathing room for both 4:3 and 16:9 website crops. A fictional Malaysian technician in navy coveralls, safety shoes and a plain safety vest stands alongside the vehicle, inspecting a closed side service panel, not underneath the forks. Soft daylight through a roller door, orderly small service workshop, no giant machinery, no visible paperwork. Illustrative photograph, not actual UMW premises, staff, equipment or an interface screenshot.
UMW · Heavy equipment

Heavy-equipment service, digitised

An on-demand cloud platform that brought modern, convenient service to an industry underserved by technology.

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“Real-time data is the most important piece of information that agencies require today, especially for smart city initiatives.”

Amri Mohd Din, COO, REKA, on the Murata work

“We should start to encourage all Malaysian and let everyone know that Malaysia has the same technology like any other countries in the world.”

Haziq Faris, Co-founder, REKA, 2017

More from the work

REKA archive photograph. A real REKA pose-detection demonstration image from the Malaysia Autoshow 2023 article, not engineers preparing a vehicle in a workshop.

Worked with, since 2013

  • Murata
  • UMW
  • MARii
  • NanoMalaysia
  • MIDA
  • MARA
  • Elmlab
  • SERV Group