Make it more predictive
and real-time
With V-tag, we created a virtual tagging device and AI -driven
software platform to improve your fish farming management.
Currently testing our prototypes
in land-based salmon farms so we can:
improve the animal's health
boost operational efficiency
test scalability
optimize yield ratios
boost revenue
The world is changing
With global demands for fish increasing, the loss of valuable and precious nutrition must be overcome to meet expanding productions.
More than ever, companies must be adaptable to changing regulations and market conditions.
We need healthier fish
Monitoring and fostering the growth of homogeneous
sea-based fish populations poses a considerable challenge.
There is a high mortality rate because of a delayed response time to acute issues and diseases. Leading to drastic consequences like antibiotics overusage.
Opportunities are here
There is still room for growth in the fish farming industry.
With a recent rush in AI-tec, there are many opportunities to transform the sector from reactive to predictive and livestock management.
Boosting durability in this sector could be a game changer.
The challenge
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Lack of real time information on health and general condition of fish.
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Late response to acute problems (technical, disease, mass mortality, injury, …)
The limitations
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Limited methods to grow homogeneous populations
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Limited methods to adjust production to demand and market conditions
The opportunities
There is much room for improvement of fish welfare and sustainability of fish farming methods.
Resulting in
Average
mortality rate
20%
Industry wide revenue loss
11%
In excessive CO2 emissions
1 MT
20%
Average
mortality rate
11%
Industry wide revenue loss
8%
Farming
capacity loss
1 MT
In excessive
CO2 emissions
Lack of real time information on health and general condition of fish.
Limited methods to grow homogeneous populations.
Much room for improvement of fish welfare and sustainability of fish farming methods.
Late response to accute problems (technical, disease, mass, mortality, injury, …).
Limited methods to adjust production to demand and market conditions.
