Made in Malaysia | This could solve waste management and keep Malaysia clean

Ever wondered if there was a better way to manage our solid waste other than sending it to the landfill?
Roland Tee a retired auditor came up with the solution by inventing The Asher, a machine that turns almost all kinds of garbage you put into it to ash.
The Asher does's burn waste like a conventional incinerator, instead it bakes the trash in high heat thus turning them into ash.
The ashes can later be used as fertiliser or mixed with other materials to make sand bricks.
Although it does create toxic emissions Tee, who has spent most of his life working in the water industry, created a filtration system to prevent these emissions from being discharged into the atmosphere, thus making it environmentally friendly.
The Asher has been deployed in 13 countries so far including Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore, Qatar, Bahrain and Australia. Pamarai Sdn Bhd is the sole distributor of The Asher.
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[@damansarajaya88]

This needs more publicity and certainly support and investment from our government. Well done

[@mikasolae]

💯

[@qtzt8278]

Exactly 👍👍💖

[@antonylim6340]

Government support may not be good news because some politicians will step in to own a share of this.

[@genshinimpact8482]

LOL goverments love to support 1mdb more than this shit... for them this is shit..

[@RoberttSmithh]

Exactly, hipe hopefully the gov will notice

[@nurismail_]

The government needs to invest in this for our country's waste management

[@julieteh4827]

If expand to outside market, will also benefit the country in terms of jobs, training, research and taxes

[@fydaestrada8]

Agreed.

[@fydaestrada8]

@@julieteh4827 yess exactly👍

[@mikasolae]

💯

[@PP-vf1kx]

Nur Ismail ...government would rather waste on other unnecessary projects instead of this waste system

[@AbamAdy]

ini yang patut kerajaan beri tumpuan untuk memajukan negara...jgn la pk psl politik saja...pk macam mana nak majukan negara...sepatutnya kita kembangkan lagi inovasi ke seluruh negara

[@albertor7958]

Betul tu

[@xchaix]

pusat pengumpulan sampah makin banyak dan menimbun

[@roxar69]

@Muhammad Nizamuddin bukan tk ramai..tapi msia bukan negara RnD..negara yg support RnD..banyak RnD tapi hujung² mati..sbb no support..

[@roxar69]

@Muhammad Nizamuddin skrg xdela..lagi satu RnD very costly..n result blum tentu berjaya..sbb tu msia belum boleh mencapai maju sebab mostly kita end user...

[@sheikhjamesal-chadwick7571]

@@roxar69 RnD tu ape?

[@youtube1sm]

this interview feels like a lecture. he knows everything about his creation in details 🙌🙌

[@bencyber8595]

do u know : 1) where he came fr 2) background 3) working experience you can never IMAGINE 😂😆😆 1 of the world genius 👌👌👌 .

[@RayMak]

Well done Malaysia

[@azhadeizz9687]

What country are you from? No offense, just asking.

[@certifiedomlayoo]

@@azhadeizz9687 malaysia

[@uruhonngawi9339]

@@azhadeizz9687 malaysia

[@certifiedomlayoo]

@Larry Terry DO NOT USE FLIXZONE, ITS ILLEGAL WEBSITE

[@certifiedomlayoo]

@Kian Jad bot

[@shaxmizi99]

Tabik lah!!! Whoever created this, I think you should receive a nobel award. Thank you very much for making Malaysia a better place to breathe in.

[@bencyber8595]

the expert for export

[@munir8015]

Better than landfill. It's a great idea. This should be implemented around the world.

[@bencyber8595]

are they interested VIDEO is 2 year since 5/5/2021 like , view ...... almost NON.......

[@chutorosushi1925]

Malaysia need more great inventor like you.. Not idiots on the roadside playing racial and religion game

[@peacemsnger]

I have seen a 2-tonne model being launched in Gopeng, Perak. Emissions were full of dark brownish fumes, possibly remnant dust particles. In actual usage, the treatment capacity turned out to be only one tenth of what the inventors / vendors claimed it to be. After 4 mths operation at below par capabilities, it stopped working altogether. As I last saw it, that Asher is still lying dormant there. Can the inventors / vendors offer a responsible and truthful account before launching into more hyped publicity and marketing?

[@houseofblouseampang2936]

Really.?damn! Needs improvement on the reliability then.

[@houseofblouseampang2936]

U sure that thing came from this guy?

[@daezjn]

do you have proof to back this up?

[@MrIkm06]

Impossible.. Paramai will give 10years total warranty

[@elkapitan75]

Not to shoot down a potentially great local idea, but not all the waste is organic. He put in a battery pack. The ashes will contain toxic material which is not suitable for plants or to be disposed off in the river where it could kill fish. And msians throw everything like tyres, mattresses, plastics, styrofoam, etc etc. Even in ash form it's not organic.

[@BlitzboyGaming]

I sounds like perfect waste disposal and waste treatment solution, however I am still skeptical. The whole video did not show or mentioned about what comes out at the other end of the process , however just shows the end product, which is the ashes. I am like to see at the end of the process how the workers removed the treated waste residue from the machine.

[@xchaix]

hahaha bro, this product is proprietary, not an open source. he only shows input and output lar. the process.. no no no no :)

[@RoyMcAvoy]

True. Basically this is just a hyped up incinerator.

[@karlaidy7842]

@@xchaix to be used nation wide, he has to come clear whit every thing, nothing to hide...want to help the environment or just want to make money

[@goldbrodidoggo]

ipo dude, ipo.. want to know further contact related person.. if other persons, they would sell first aggressively n us regret later 😂😂

[@poovaneswaransupramaniam19]

@@RoyMcAvoy are you sure?...can you make something better?

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

Setiap majlis perbandaran setiap daerah perlu ada ni

[@TheNickz]

majlis takde duit nak beli

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

@@TheNickz nak beli kereta Lexus/BMW ada pulak kan

[@izzattaz6290]

@@TheNickz duit ada je labur ke market bt short term investment so terus dpt duit ribu². Mostly kerajaan negeri ada ratusan juta.

[@strawberry89girl]

we are in 13 countries and we still don't have this machine in our country. lol it's proudly made in malaysian by malaysian but sold in 13 countries except our own country ....

[@harriskamil783]

Maybe because of its patent price..

[@strawberry89girl]

@@harriskamil783 that's kinda bs to me

[@qtzt8278]

Sounds very funny isn't it 😁

[@alanlts]

Pamarai has distributed more than 50 Asher units outside Malaysia. But although the product was invented here, less than 10 units have been distributed within the country. www.theedgemarkets.com/article/cover-story-trash-ash

[@alanlts]

so we still need the Government to see this as needful investment

[@faisal_lhim]

Setiap PBT negeri2 patut beli mesin ini. Memudahkan penyelenggaraan sampah. Menonton video ni teringat pula pada Zul Design.

[@HAhmad-kw2hy]

Call YB zuraidah doh😅

[@MrAirbleed]

Jangan mudah terkelabui, proses kimia tidak sesederhana yang dia sampaikan.

[@timwrk]

Malaysians should still learn to separate and ‘clean’ their waste before disposal so that when systems like these are used, they can have a separation between non toxic biodegradable waste (to be used as fertilizer) and plastic waste dust to be use perhaps for construction

[@majlispembukabicara9408]

It was implemented before but due people/authorities lack of interests/initiatives. It was simply abandoned. It should be done gradually instead of mass implementation. And waste segregation should be part of culture/habit for Malaysians but it’s difficult to do so especially teaching the poor/country side people

[@bencyber8595]

very smart 👍

[@tguanni5892]

Love it! A real ingenious and environmentally friendly alternative. Should be adopted everywhere.

[@yj-rn8sd]

This is amazing! We need more people like him!

[@MollyTheMoonchild]

This is excellent. I hope this can be scaled up and used more widely for the betterment of our country and the world at large. I hope that the government takes cognizance and enhance the current waste management system with The Asher. Kudos to the creator 👏

[@joe_tipakuah4880]

Well done!! This thing should be introduced to the whole municipal council and district council throughout Malaysia.

[@soupricemf1260]

I have imagine about this thing for years.. and finally someone make it.. my dream come true

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Isn't it like a crematorium? He could do that as a sideline.

[@ny1152]

You don't know how misinformed Malaysians truly are until you post this somewhere with informed people and hear what they have to say.

[@Blue-vs6fj]

basically is cremation but for our solid wastes...inovative solution..salute

[@asetip]

Good invention: Soalan: a) Mana pergi sisa bateri power bank tadi? Bahan kimia sisa dah convert jadi ashes yang boleh diguna untuk baja dan bahan Simen? b) air dari scrubber system tadi dan filter system tadi tidak mengandungi bahan kimia merbahaya? Sisa filter dan air scrubber system dirawat macam mana?

[@chutorosushi1925]

Baca la.. Dia dah jelaskan semua.. Sohai

[@mohdshamabdkadir1873]

Once you know the product... you will amaze with it .. its awsome

[@jacktony3531]

Kalau tak percaya pergi sana jumpa orangnya dan tengok apa yang mereka buat. Kalau komen sini memang tak tahu prosesnya dan memang tak percaya.

[@natsuyouchan2]

They not burning, they heating. The chemicals reaction is different. It already been explained in the video. Watch it again.

[@hplooi]

@@natsuyouchan2 Let me give you the 'basics' of heat treatment. You have straight incineration (burning). Even in burning you have various technology e.g. stoker grate, cyclone furnace, high temperature (plasma burning) etc. You also have non-burning-heat-treatment such as pyrolysis and gassification. BUT whatever the technology (especially last two) IT IS NOT TRUE THAT YOU CAN JUST THROW EVERYTHING INTO THE SYSTEM and expect solid to be the useful by product. IT IS ALSO NOT TRUE THAT ANY NEW INVENTION HAS COME OUT INRE MSW HEAT TREATMENT least of all the above claims... Ahhh yes output fertiliser. Recycled biomass converted to fertiliser (whether from combustion, biodigester OR high temperature reduction) cannot be graded "food-grade" (i.e. can be used to grow food-grade crops) unless vigorous QC is implemented to remove toxic raw material input e.g. batteries, plastics etc. The video EXPLAIN NOTHING it just throw around a lot of buzz word without explaining anything to a techno geek like me. Try googling and wiki all above (incineration, plasma burning, gassification, pyrolysis etc) just to have a basic understanding. The NET is full of "high-tech" scam e.g. "Terano" or the magic bottle which extract water from the atmosphere...

[@jamesngimhuico551]

Marvellous product ,Malaysia made everyone lived in good environment, eco live, 👍 thumb up

[@dankschang]

Cool system. All the condo, malls, resort and hospital should use such system.

[@adlina6177]

Proud to be malaysian.. hope this gonna open the eyes of other country tho to see our smart technology :)

[@kameleshanbalagan6592]

@Muhammad Nizamuddin agreed

[@bencyber8595]

brain drain , they flang language paper , math & science A1 ,; not allow in the uni,,. sad

[@bencyber8595]

my friend NOT interested in any language papers, ONLY want A1 in math & science , NOT allow to further the study , what to do lol 😒

[@soraaoixxthebluesky]

We need a gigantic version of this machine.

[@bencyber8595]

just deploy 2 units , from there, add on , a bit of maintenance, can it work

[@thewireman5220]

this need to go viral

[@onlinelar]

It's a good approach to introduce decentralized garbage incinerators. But I believe waste separation is still required for this purpose.

[@CheMatTokJanggut]

Good job bro! keep it up!

[@tulipflower2259]

Love Malaysia city 😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@94snapazzurri]

Satu je kelemahan incinerator ni tak sesuai kalau nak lupuskan sisa organik.perlu buat pengasingan antara sisa pepejal dengan organik.anyway,it's a great effort and invention to our country.thumbs up to inventors 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒

[@Xanderviceory]

So this is the same as a mobile crematorium but designed for continual feeding and for trash. This is brilliant! We need these here badly.

[@keshabkaflay9075]

Excellent product! Needed everywhere around the world!

[@souravsen5773]

One of the best recycling tech. I have seen and continue to see lot of this tech worldwide but this one is the best and most easiest

[@TheProBush]

Mslaysia tak iktiraf...sebab bukan Mat Salleh buat... Klu import, boleh la pegawai2 pi buat lawatan overseas...perhabis duit rakyat...

[@gulamelaka77]

Takde lah.. Malaysia tak iktiraf sebab takde ahli politik yang boleh buat duit. Diorg tunggu dah sampai juta2 baru dia nak potong jalan minta 50% untung bersih.

[@berrybear2465]

Kedaulatan rasuah jangan kita pertikai.

[@zarinababy9693]

Pastu lah pulak orang overseas kata buatan malaysia terbaik...

[@yusofjohan3456]

@Muhammad Nizamuddin engineer kat Malaysia ramai. Tapi yg mampu buat ni tak ramai sbb company but innovation camni kurang

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

@@okokookkkokooko Funny.. The parliament only have one race??????????? Wow, you so smart huh..

[@mansungkang]

Brilliant and cool invention!

[@5mpv2011]

There are in 13 countries . . . . except Malaysia 😂

[@mezmos5866]

Really

[@MrAirbleed]

lmao

[@genshinimpact8482]

malaysia we got 1mdb... our goverment love to invest because they love money more than everything.. hidup rakyat hnya penipuan..

[@de0509]

Only 13 dont want to tell which country. I bet its countries like North Korea, China, India, Pakistan, etc. If countries like USA, UK, Germany use then I guarantee this guy will use as selling point. I bet poor low tech countries use it thats why the names of the countries arent mentioned

[@waxeye6488]

pure genius, these should take over the world!

[@zaidimohdripin135]

good attempt, kudos to the Inventor. At least we could first use this to treat the household garbage for food and organic waste only. That is the largest in term of volume of waste produced. Next, the isolated plastics and electronic products would have to go for special treatment. At least, we should agree to treat the domestic waste AFTER segregation of plastics and other electronics waste.

[@leoitch]

perhaps this guy can take on the flying car project next.

[@dunzblade85]

Too good to be true.

[@omaronnyoutube]

I'm glad to see an efficient and a practical solution to waste management. Perhaps we could also find a way to reuse water. Water is precious and we could run out water soon as Malaysia's population grows. So, any water we use say from shower or watering plants could go down the drain and from there to the water treatment plant to be reused. Sort of a renewed use of water conservation.

[@fubao99975]

Grey water like Singapore...agreed, but I doubt that conservative government will embrace new technology new inventions

[@boonleongtoh5686]

Bravo ,anything Green is Good for our World

[@alannui3766]

Congratulations! Please patent your invention. Produce in mass for the world!

[@ma-rc7sw]

We need this in every state every crooks and nooks of Malaysia. Kudos to creator of this machine.

[@JaGuHKaMPonG]

Why does this genius invention/system didn't get more publicity?

[@johnnytyj1]

Well done.. Malaysia

[@ferrells100]

We did have these in the US but they were on a much larger scale and created electricity from steam generated from the heat

[@sukrik76]

Awesome! Great to see and hope to see more in condos or even taman perumahan

[@suteralama]

this is innovation. kudos to d inventor. malaysian govmnt shldnt overlook this. tq

[@tulipflower2259]

Very good

[@leelaw7370]

I love this machine.Good job.

[@TopDingoMan]

What happens to the highly toxic battery that go in the asher? ie, cadmium, lead, zinc, manganese, nickel, silver, mercury and lithium.? Wouldn't want to 'fertilize my garden with those.

[@__-go9cj]

how about sand bricks...

[@ahmadizzatshahmieralhamdul4926]

Alhamdulillah, good idea to save our environment and eco system exactly.

[@HuntaKiller91]

Niceeee..bro bgus apply tender kerajaan,we need more waste disposal like this..cari joint venture dgn company bumiputra

[@chutorosushi1925]

Hahaha.. Apa pun tak buat.. Terus nak dpt kontrak.. Sebab bumiputra saja

[@richardchung7198]

Great concept and invention. Needs more support from relevant departments to push this concept to larger scale and benefit the whole world and not just keep this in the back yard. Some one get this man on Shark Tank and he could possibly be the next billionaire 👍

[@TheNickz]

Im ready to invest on him

[@fireprint_incinerator]

congratulate Roland, Zheng Li from China, manufacturer of low-temperature magnetic waste thermal decomposition device

[@raylow304]

Very impressive. But can the ashes from plastic and power bank be use as planting media?

[@xervexczymycur6226]

It is good that a Malaysian company can invent such an impressive waste disposal equipment. My only concern is that this spokesperson talked about the positive effects of the equipment but he did not explain how this equipment handle all the chemicals from the waste. Imagine burning plastic or chemicals from the power bank. He did not explain what or how the equipment can handle the thousand of chemicals found in waste. Are all the chemicals converted into harmless chemicals? I need more information to be convinced.

[@kabur88]

How do you maintain such a high temperature of 1100 celcius? He said that the electricity was only used to run the air scrubber and filtration system.

[@VongolaSekundes]

absolutely. steel gets softened at 500 degrees, even if their melting point is around 1200 degrees. So it is highly unlikely this machinery can go above 500.

[@hplooi]

@@VongolaSekundes Precisely. Straight incineration do NOT go beyond 500degC (or 800degC). Only a plasma furnace can go beyond 1000degC. Plasma furnace can be used either as straight plasma incineration OR plasma pyrolysis. BUT by the looks of the machine it don't look like a plasma furnace to me. A plasma furnace is typically shaped cylindrical or like a large bottle with temp-resistant brick lining.

[@MrKaugaban]

Proud of you brother.

[@aljonhoratainia9556]

It's a need for Solomon Islands, Malaysia thanks for your invention for waste management program

[@stanleyraymond7065]

Saya berharap kerajaan nampak gunalah teknologi ini dlm pengurusan sampah Dan Di pasang ke semua negeri di Malaysia.

[@imantitanium6253]

Gov shud support this...👍👍👍

[@pupathyu.t.2058]

Very good future for this waste management system.first time watching such video.

[@Beacons-of-Light-JustBeIT]

Wow!! This is Next Level Waste Conversion... I Want That Machine.

[@poovaneswaransupramaniam19]

Amazing invention

[@bencyber8595]

Roland Tee

[@felix941010]

Respect!

[@brynmckair4566]

Pengasingan sampah di rumah mengikut jenis sampah spt plastik, kertas dan sampah barang mentah, sampah anda akan jadi bersih. Cuma barang mentah sahaja akan berbau busuk.

[@thecreativemastermin]

Amazing stuff! Truly gives me hope

[@adikmiezan6062]

Produk yg sangat bagus.

[@lokmanmn9039]

Fantastic.

[@xchaix]

wow. barangan buatan malaysia. i am glad.

[@edrusmohd8413]

WITH THE POWER OF VIRALIZATION! THIS INNOVATION NEEDS MORE ATTENTION!

[@caseyng6161]

Government did built warehouse sized incinerator at Pulau Langkawi around 10 years ago. Imported from overseas and millions of Ringgit spent. Only operated for few months and the island was back to landfill ever since.

[@_v.c_]

Very impressive and promising...need to reach all part of the world!

[@TheLianhwa]

Congratulations! What a discovery! Does the Dept of environment know about this, to use for the country?

[@abdulharithibrahim4733]

DOE sleeping...they only know how to raid and fine when damage has been done...

[@SunDream61]

We need this everywhere in Malaysia.

[@TheFitAuto]

This one is good. Innovative

[@muhammadfahimmohdshah933]

Terbaik bro...congrats Malaysia

[@berlianaditya946]

Every country need this

[@seir5633]

Wowww , this is super useful .. Salute Super Genius 👍

[@kjpillai8655]

Wow awesome very Proud a malaysian designed .will share in group

[@rujhannalsor3638]

Terbaik......totally green technology.......support this tech if it implement at every residence place in malaysia.....

[@94playstation]

Just recently was having a shower thought on waste management since I have been dabao-ing a lot during MCO, and lots of plastic and waste. Very good green technology, hopefully goman will give their full support.

[@mankidal4961]

Nice design..salute

[@cctvzul770]

Bagus ni...

[@zayrzr1977]

nice one! keep it grow

[@moopmeep5094]

Wait , how ? Every trash can be done in 1 spot ? Dude that is genius . Something worth to look at . Might change the world and even give malaysia engineer recognition . Dont let other steal this guy idea

[@Razalikemp]

Good invention, congratulation ....!

[@miorm.josephliferecord5091]

Good idea and innovation. kudos. if they made this about10 times bigger, and I'm sure Malaysia would solve the waste issue. no more pouring garbage into the landfill. I know it's going to be labor process but it worth it because we can have a greener, cleaner and respectable country on the next few years.

[@firasazmi1329]

seriously this is excellent invention.

[@YusriSapari]

looks great!

[@joejr6103]

Finally he got the most brilliant idea in the world.

[@mewmewpokemon3652]

wowzers

[@hassifmubaraq2890]

A wonderful idea.

[@masrulahmadi1086]

Please explain how the carbon media and scrubbant is managed?, because this 2 smoke treatment system will produce another waste.

[@mohdshamabdkadir1873]

Listen to the video carefully bro ... NO SECONDARY CONTIMINATION!!

[@MrIkm06]

@@mohdshamabdkadir1873 hi Sir, you seem to very familiar with this tech and waste management. May I know which co. or agency you work for?

[@karlaidy7842]

@@mohdshamabdkadir1873 If there is no secondary contamination, he already win a nobel lah...all those chemical don't just turn to dust...this is internet era, don't just telan apa y ada d internet ni bro

[@michaelabiera]

Bravo