Decision
04- Automation
- Operations
- Optimisation
Aero Intelli
Aero Intelli designs aquaculture, controlled-environment cultivation and water systems as one instrumented whole — the tanks and the trays, the sensors reading them, and the intelligence that acts on what is read.
Each is a discipline in its own right. Aero Intelli's position is that they are worth specifying against each other rather than buying separately.
A pump, a sensor and a model bought separately are three products. Specified together they are one system, and only the system has behaviour worth predicting.
A change to an uninstrumented system is a change, not an improvement. Measurement comes first because without it there is no baseline to improve against.
Food, water, cultivation and the intelligence over them. Adjacent markets are adjacent, and the company does not claim to operate in them.
Read bottom to top. Each layer is only as good as the one beneath it, which is why the software is specified last and never first.
The last step returns to the fourth. Optimisation that is not measured again is a change, not an improvement.
Site, species or crop, water source, constraints and what the operation is actually trying to produce.
The system specified as a whole — flow, treatment, climate and control designed against each other rather than in sequence.
Equipment, instrumentation and software commissioned together, so the data path exists from the first day of operation.
Continuous measurement against the design intent, which is what makes any later claim about performance checkable.
Changes made against that baseline and measured again. Optimisation that is not measured again is a change, not an improvement.
This site publishes no water savings, carbon reductions, energy figures or efficiency percentages, because none has yet been measured on an operating Aero Intelli project. When performance is claimed here it will state the baseline it was measured against.
Site, species or crop, water source and constraints. That is enough to say whether there is a system worth engineering.