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Connected aquaculture solutions

Built around the production work.

Physical infrastructure, sensing and operating software being developed together for mud-crab aquaculture.

Concept illustration of the connected mud-crab production environment.
Concept illustration

Four connected components

Understand each part. See the whole.

Explore the role, development scope and production questions for each component.

Mud crab in an individual blue habitat.Production photograph
Production environment

Habitat

A defined setting for care, handling and observation.

Explore Habitat
Concept illustration of sensing probes beside a mud-crab habitat.Concept illustration
Environmental observation

CrabSense

Observe conditions in their production context.

Explore CrabSense
Production racks and water equipment in an aquaculture installation.Production photograph
Local equipment connection

CrabPod

Connect local equipment to observations and commands.

Explore CrabPod
AquaOS
Operating software

AquaOS

Link observations, decisions and operating history.

Explore AquaOS

One operating relationship

Conditions become useful in context.

The connected system is being developed to link observation, operator oversight, local response and history. Each setting determines the components and responsibilities involved.

How the system connects
Concept illustration of habitats, production racks and water equipment.
Concept illustration
  1. Observe

    Conditions in context

  2. Decide

    Operator oversight

  3. Respond

    Bounded local action

  4. Review

    Response & history

Supporting infrastructure

Water management follows the setting.

Water equipment alongside production racks.
Production photograph

BioPod / RAS

Water management supports controlled environments in relevant RAS or hatchery contexts. Individual habitats, ponds and finishing settings have different water and operating requirements.

The equipment, installation and measurement scope are defined with the production or research setting.

Explore the supporting water environment

Let’s start with your production setting.

Bring your role, region and production question.

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