SHRMP.bio

"Have you thought about building SHRMP.bio somewhere else? Are you dependent on backing from Australia?" ? Since the beginning, we have been asked these questions, often by partners who reflected on the "deeptech" and biotech vision behind SHRMP.bio, along with the associated time and capital needs, and who then flagged that there may be a potential cultural misalignment with Australia. ? *No, we have not* - and here is why not: ? Maybe surprisingly, it has been our Australian experience that triggered our interest in the Blue Economy and the concept of SHRMP.bio.? Australia, with its extensive coastline and harsh environments, is uniquely positioned to develop *technologies* with significant export potential.? We boast excellent R&D institutions and a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, making it an ideal ground for innovation. The Blue Industry represents a key growth area that could be leveraging Australia's geographical advantages.? And even if the Blue Economy doesn’t capture attention, SHRMP.bio combines both, biotechnology and high-tech (modern) manufacturing, sectors regularly featured in government and media discussions.? For these reasons alone, Australia should be the perfect home for SHRMP.bio. Read more here:?https://lnkd.in/g35FX--H

???Exploring the Future of Aquaculture Business Models!???? ? As technology advances, aquaculture has the potential to transform seafood business models beyond the traditional "selling fish" model. Imagine selling fresh product directly to consumers (B2C) through single purchases or subscription services.? ? But Aquaculture companies could also focus on creating and selling technology (not the seafood) that simplifies production or offer complete systems and comprehensive solutions, including hardware leasing and ingredient subscriptions.? ? There's also a unique opportunity to develop value-added food products or comprehensive nutrition solutions that cater to modern consumer needs.? ? Aquaculture could be the key technology platform that enables all these possibilities. Let's rethink this overlooked industry!? ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG ? #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy #BusinessModels

Exploring the Future of Onshore Aquaculture: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Edition! Over the past few weeks, we have explored the future opportunities in onshore aquaculture. Are we aiming to target mega-cities with wealthy, aging populations, or are we focusing on less developed areas and refugee cities? Should our emphasis be on local production or centralised systems? Let’s hear what The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has to say about their thoughts on this matter. #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy #BusinessModels #biotechnology #bluebiotech #aquaculturewithoutfrontiers Read more about SHRMP.bio’s take on the future:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG

???What Markets could Aquaculture target in the Future???? ? As we look ahead, insights from various scenarios and forecasting models reveal exciting opportunities for new products and innovative business models in aquaculture.? ? Which future market could we target? ???- Well-off, fully developed mega-cities with aging populations? ???- Less developed rural areas or transitional urbanised regions with older, poorer populations? ???- Field rations for humanitarian efforts aimed at the general populace? ???- Field rations for military use, catering to young and fit individuals? ???- Refugee cities? ? Furthermore, should we focus on centralised or decentralised production, locally and regionally? And will our product be a “food experience” or a nutrition solution?? ? The future of aquaculture is full of possibilities! Let's engage in the conversation and explore how we can shape this industry together.????? ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG ? #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy

???**What Does the Future Hold for Aquaculture?**??? ? As we explore the future of aquaculture, we see exciting opportunities for innovation and new business models.? ? Are we targeting mega-cities with wealthy, aging populations, or less developed areas and refugee cities? Should we focus on local production or centralized systems? ? With advancements in technology, we can move beyond the classic “selling fish” model. Direct-to-consumer sales, subscription services, and creating comprehensive food production systems are all viable paths.? ? Additionally, there’s potential for developing value-added products and nutrition solutions that elevate the food experience beyond mere sustenance.? ? High-tech onshore aquaculture may just be the key technology platform that enables these possibilities.? Let’s rethink how we approach this industry!?????? ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG ? #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy

???**The Future of Aquaculture: A Key to Addressing Global Food Challenges**??? ? As we look ahead to the next 25 years, demographic shifts will see around 7 billion people living in urban areas and mega-cities, many of whom will be older and have unique nutritional needs.? ? However, we face significant challenges. Climate change and pollution will impact food production areas, leading to the loss and geographic shift of arable land. While models suggest there will be enough food globally, rising conflict risks threaten trade and food security in various regions. ? Even with effective global food distribution, specific nutrients—especially those found in seafood—will be scarce.? ? This is where high-tech onshore aquaculture becomes a crucial yet often overlooked solution. It has the potential to transform how we approach food production and nutrition.? ? Key considerations for the future of aquaculture include: 1???Identifying target markets: Should we focus on affluent mega-cities, less developed areas, or humanitarian efforts? 2???Rethinking business models: Instead of just “selling fish,” could we sell technology, create complete systems for food production, or develop subscription services? ? By leveraging advances in technology, we can not only make aquaculture more accessible but also open up new opportunities for sustainable food production. ? Let’s explore how aquaculture can serve as a key technology platform to address these pressing global challenges.??? ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG ? #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy

???**Unlocking the Potential of Onshore Aquaculture**??? ? As we look ahead to the next 25 years, the challenges we face—such as climate change, population growth, and food security—are interconnected and significant. By 2050, we will see around 7 billion people living urbanised and in mega-cities, many with specific nutritional needs. ? While there may be enough food produced globally, disruptions like conflict and environmental changes could create regional food insecurity. Notably, the nutrients found in seafood will be scarce, making the need for innovative solutions critical. ? High-tech onshore aquaculture stands out as an overlooked technology that can tackle these challenges. It not only has the potential to improve food security but also presents opportunities for new business models—think beyond traditional distribution to direct-to-consumer and comprehensive nutrition solutions. ? Let’s leverage aquaculture as a key technology platform to shape a sustainable future!????? ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/gAhW5gvG ? #Aquaculture #FoodSecurity #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureFood #Technology #Agriculture #AgTech #FoodTech #FoodSecurity #Innovation #BlueEconomy

???**Exploring the Future: Technological Advancement and Successful Climate Action**??? ? ? At SHRMP.bio, we've been diving deep into technology trends and the impact of climate change. Our analysis led us to explore four distinct scenarios, from minimal tech progress and ineffective climate action to significant advancements capable of limiting global warming. Today, we want to focus on the second scenario that involves major technological breakthroughs, especially as a technology startup looking to create a positive impact in Australia, but for the world. ? **Scenario 4: Successfully Limiting Global Warming to 1.5-2.4°C with Significant Technological Advances**?? ? In this promising scenario, we (as in the world) have successfully mitigated global warming and were able to adapt to the challenges of climate change. Key highlights include: ? - **Sustainable Food Production**: Traditional farming techniques are adapted to minimize emissions and reduce farmland expansion. - **Innovative Farming Practices**: Desert and seawater farming, along with urban vertical farms, have become mainstream, utilizing low-power devices and enhancing local supply chains. - **Automation in Agriculture**: Developed countries embrace fully automated precision farming, while developing nations focus on lower-tech solutions to achieve food sovereignty. - **Minimized Conflicts**: International tensions are reduced, and trade remains functional, enabling effective resource sharing and maintaining stability. ? In this landscape, technology ownership and expertise are crucial—not only for security and commercial reasons, but also for helping vulnerable countries maintain local food supplies and strengthen their regional trade. ? ???As we move forward, we aim to be part of the solution, driving innovation that supports sustainable practices and climate resilience. Let's work together to shape a greener future! ? Read more:?https://lnkd.in/geDb9RPD ? #ClimateChange #Sustainability #Technology #Innovation #FoodSecurity #ClimateAction #TechForGood #aquaculture #AgTech #FoodTech?

???**Exploring the Future: The Elysium Scenario**??? In our recent analysis of technology trends and climate change mitigation efforts, we've identified four potential scenarios for the future. Today, we want to focus on the scenario that combines significant technological advances with failed climate action—what we call the *Elysium Scenario*. In this world, we could see a stark division between "haves" and "have-nots" shaped by access to technology. Here are some key insights: - Extreme yield losses in traditional agriculture and fisheries might be offset by improvements in yields in the far north and south, but only for a privileged few. - Countries that invest heavily in technological solutions will thrive, while those unable to do so will struggle to adapt. - We may witness mass migrations towards these more prosperous regions, leading to increased competition over food resources and technology, ultimately impacting global trade. - Those with access to advanced technologies could achieve nutritional independence through localized, decentralized farming practices combined with automation and precision farming. - Where organic farming persists, it will leverage minimal resources through advanced techniques. - With stricter regulations or unavailability wild-caught products may become luxury items. - Access to previously uninhabitable areas will likely lead to new conflicts, both on land and in water. The *Elysium Scenario* highlights that the ownership and control of technology will be vital in the face of climate change and conflict. As we navigate these challenges, how we collaborate and innovate will determine our collective future. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZBxKq48 #Technology #ClimateChange #Sustainability #Innovation #FutureTrends #ElysiumScenario #Aquaculture #FoodTech #AgTech #DefenseTech #Australia

We will be back in Sydney tomorrow and look forward to diving Deep.