Thursday, March 21, 2024 7:10:24 AM
It appears the current method being utilized are individual ponds or tanks on sites that host the different stages of growth. As they grow, they are gathered up manually and transported from one pond to the next. The process seems labor intensive and a bit "clunky" from the videos online. There is also a need for a vast amount of space for the ponds or "tanks" for this legacy operation.
Using this platform, and based on your description, the stages of growth are sort of layered in cartridges in a way and stacked on top of eachother. The harvests are pulled out (say at the bottom), the stage to be harvest next drops down, and so forth through the stackable cartridges, and the newly created space starts a new batch to begin the process.
So it all makes sense from an operational standpoint. Not even considering the science promoting the highest growth rates.
It is basically taking a traditional legacy method in doing something and condenses it, simplifies it, stream lines it, while requiring a fraction of the space, producing at a much higher rate, in a more controlled environment.
Pretty much a no brainer for the industry (or any industry) if it can be executed properly.
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