Spillfree

Spillfree Analytics – World-class feeding

By leveraging technology and data-driven insights, Spillfree aims to maximize feeding efficiency and support environmentally friendly practices in fish farming. Spillfree specializes in software solutions optimizing feeding performance in the aquaculture industry. Utilizing video and data analysis supported by artificial intelligence (AI) software modules, the company supports the feeding operation under various conditions, enabling fish farmers to enhance biological growth, reduce feeding costs and minimize environmental impact.

Year of initial investment:
2023
Employees:
23
Ownership:
60.4 %
Headquarters:
Trondheim

Impact

Optimal feeding will reduce feed spill, reduce mortality and improve growth.

Why Spillfree?

  • Feeding represents ~50% of the cost for the farmer, and optimizing the feeding is key for growth and reduced mortality

  • Spillfree holds a market leading position as a software company delivering analyses and decision support tools for optimizing feeding performance

  • Large market adoption potential with a very low portion of the aquaculture industry using software and artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize their feeding today

Bluefront team
Simen Landmark
Johan Kostveit
Board of Directors:
  • Olav Jamtøy (Chairperson)
  • Arnfinn Aunsmo
  • Odd Strøm
  • Simen Landmark
  • Johan Kostveit
CEO:
Vidar Myhre
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