Disruptive Technologies in the Arctic Seafood Sector

Increased innovation and transfer of new technology to SMEs in remote sparsely populated areas

DisruptAqua aims to evaluate which specific ICT technologies (specifically block chain, IoT, AI) are most suitable and applicable for Arctic seafood businesses by articulating the benefits and costs; and understanding the route to practical application. The project will develop the research already undertaken by partners to inform how new solutions could be used by businesses to add-value to their products and ensure sustainable production.

Contact

Caroline MacLellan

Highlands and Islands Enterprise

caroline.maclellan{at}hient.co.uk

Tel: +44 (0) 791 905 8656

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A new report has been published highlighting the importance of innovative technology in the seafood industry.

We will explore the most suitable ICT technologies for seafood businesses (salmon, shellfish and seaweed producers and processers) and their wider...

The workshop on blockchain in the arctic seafood industry was held in Tromsø the 7th of December 2021. We had the pleasure of having various...

HIE are collaborating with Norfima and the Iceland Ocean Cluster on a transnational project which aims to understand how new technologies can be used...

Project DisruptAqua will explore how innovative new technologies, such as blockchain, can be used by seafood businesses across Europe's most remote...

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Disruptive Technologies in the Arctic Seafood Sector

Increased innovation and transfer of new technology to SMEs in remote sparsely populated areas

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Report highlights value of technology in seafood industry

The Practical Application of Blockchain Technology in the Seafood Industry Conference on 1st of March 2022

Workshop on blockchain technology in Tromsø in December 2021

Business Engagement to boost aquaculture technology research in Arctic region

BOOSTING AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH IN ARCTIC REGION