
Singapore · Environmental services startup
Poseidon-AI is a Singapore-based company dedicated to enhancing aquaculture and food sustainability through artificial intelligence.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
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Poseidon-AI is a Singapore-based company dedicated to enhancing aquaculture and food sustainability through artificial intelligence.
The company aims to improve farming efficiency in the seafood and food production sectors. Its approach, termed "Aquatic Intelligence," focuses on optimizing fish farming practices. Poseidon-AI offers services that include AI and machine learning-based fish farming optimization, feed optimization, and water quality monitoring. The company combines affordable hardware with intelligent software to help aquaculture farms calibrate feeding, monitor pond conditions, and minimize waste, potentially saving up to 20% in feeding costs. Its business model features a one-time onboarding fee for devices and an ongoing subscription based on the savings achieved. The company serves cooperatives and medium to large-scale aquaculture farms, particularly those with 50 to 100 ponds. Poseidon-AI has engaged with over 300 targeted customers in Southeast Asia and China, including government organizations and international entities like the United Nations.
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hardwareremote monitoringsea partnersunsdgsfisheries expertisefisheriesai-driven feed managementsensor and machine learning integrationmlinformation technology & servicessustainable developmentaquaculture expansionwireless water sensorsfisheries dataenvironmental servicessustainability
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