I'm Cheong Kin Leong (Sunny). I find the tasks that keep going wrong, build AI tools that fix them in days, not months, and train your people to use them. On your own hardware, so your data stays in the building.
An illustration: the numbers are examples. The real Beru is on YouTube.
20+ years in electronics manufacturing and test taught me where mistakes come from: tasks done hundreds of times a day, by tired people, where one slip is expensive. I find those tasks, build AI tools that fix them, and deploy them on your line or in your office.
PainA missing screw or a wrong label escapes to the customer.
FixA camera and a PC at the station check every unit, beside the operator.
Beru · built in hoursPainWriting a flying-probe program by hand takes an engineer days per board.
FixGerber and pick-and-place files in, a test program out, checked by your engineer.
Meru · in use since Oct 2026PainReceipts and MCs taped to A4, scanned, then typed in again by finance.
FixRead from a phone photo. AI reads, a person confirms.
Neru · tried by 20 staffPainCustomer emails get missed; answers sit in PDFs or in one senior's head.
FixEmail triage, reply drafts, and answers from your own documents that cite the page. On a private model.
Eeru · AeruPainYield data is scattered across AOI, ICT and FCT machines, and reports are made by hand.
FixOne yield view, plus a first root-cause draft for the engineer to check.
Overseer · prototypePainCustomer drawings can't go to the cloud, and Malaysia's amended PDPA adds rules for sending personal data abroad.
FixA private AI server, sized, built and set up in your building. I ran a 100+ GPU farm for two years.
see the farm →Try the method yourself in three short, free chapters: find the task · build fast · count what changed
If the numbers don't work, I'll tell you not to build it.
Assumes 22 working days, RM 20 per staff hour, and a tool that catches 90% of mistakes. Change every number →
Send me this taskSix things about AI that surprise the managers and HR teams I teach. Guess first, then see the answer. One minute, no jargon.

Cowgy6 of 6 done. You now know more than most managers. Want 19 more? Open the free lesson →
Each tool gets a letter and an "-eru". These three are the ones factory people ask me about most.

Every part's pads found and numbered from pin 1, straight from the Gerber copper.

Every run is profiled. One upgrade cut a 112-part board from 573 s to 345 s.
Beru on a production run: every unit tracked, every screw checked.

From the Lesson 3 demo: snap a receipt, Neru fills the claim, a person confirms.
A · Private document Q&A. Reads your PDFs on your own machine and cites the page for every answer.
E · Private email triage on a local model: threads, urgency, customers, deadlines and draft replies.
G · Finds probe-able pads from a flying-probe camera photo alone, with no CAD or BOM. Prototype.
“Quote from the client's director goes here: one or two sentences on what Sunny built or taught.”— Name, Director, a local engineering firm
Right now I teach "Let's Grow Together with AI", a six-month course for the staff of a local engineering firm: finance, HR, sales, service engineers and managers. Half are beginners. Classes are 20–30 people, two hours each.
For QA, test and process engineers: read test logs, draft 8D and failure-analysis reports, and build one small tool from your own data. Taught from the test floor.
For admin, planning, HR and QA clerks: a prompt library for five of your real documents, and safe habits with customer data.
For supervisors and engineers: each team finds one repeat error and ships one tool on the line, with me beside them.
Data-law basics, a simple AI-use policy, and hands-on time with a model that runs on your own PC.
In Bahasa Malaysia or Mandarin: safe, simple AI for SOPs and shift handovers, on the phone they already carry.
Two hours a week, real chores from every department, and a tool shipped every few lessons. The course I run now.
Taught in English, Mandarin or Malay. On-site in Penang, Kulim and the north, or online. Need it HRD Corp claimable? Tell me early (see the FAQ).
I'm Cheong Kin Leong, Sunny to most people: a computer engineer with 20+ years in electronics manufacturing and test in Penang, and the founder of Sunny Bytes Solution. My ground is high-level assembly and functional test, from pilot to mass production to sustaining. I learned most of my programming, and all of the AI, on my own. I like simple working things over theory, and I keep my hands on the hardware.
The six-month AI course, Meru, Neru, Eeru and Beru.
Built and ran a 100+ GPU farm for two years. Now AI solutions, training and consulting for factories and offices.
16 years taking products from NPI to mass production for customers worth up to USD 15M a year. 95%+ yield, zero catastrophic returns in 10 years, 60% less floor space on one redesigned line.
Tape-drive test, including moving the test division from the US to Penang.
I review one line and its office, cost the top repeat errors, and build a prototype for the worst one.
Ask about a hunt →One fixed-scope tool, such as a test-log analyser, a vision check or a defect-photo log, with training and a support period.
Tell me the task →An assistant over your SOPs and specs that runs inside your building, plus a simple AI-use policy for your staff.
Ask about private AI →Hands-on AI classes for mixed teams, taught in English, Mandarin or Malay.
See the courses →Need an AI and smart-manufacturing engineer on site, without a full-time hire? Let's talk.
Let's talk →Yes. I'm based in Penang and work on-site across Penang and Kulim. Training and follow-ups can also be online.
One task, one person who does it every day, and a few hours at the station or desk. If a machine is involved, some sample files or images from it.
Not unless you want it to. I'm happy to sign your NDA first, and I build tools that run on your own PC or server.
You do: the tool, the source code and the guide. If you'd like, I maintain and extend it as your process changes.
Usually two to four weeks from the first visit to a measured result. Small tools can be ready in days.
English, Mandarin or Malay. My slides carry all three, so mixed teams can follow.
Tell me early. Claimable training must run through an HRD Corp-registered training provider with an accredited trainer, and the grant must be approved before the class starts. We'll plan the route for your company before we fix dates.
Sometimes. Malaysia has automation and digitalisation grants for manufacturers and SMEs, but the rules change often, so check the current terms. I can scope the project so it fits the grant you choose.
Yes. Two or three days a week as your in-house AI and smart-manufacturing engineer: building tools, training people, and keeping the tools running.
Tell me about it in a few lines: what the task is, how often it's done, and what goes wrong. I'll tell you honestly whether AI can help, and what it would take.