Radmantis LLC

My travel to Japan aims to deepen my grasp of how industrial automation can usher in Aquaculture v2.0. My friend @Wendy Gan suggested a break to an intense meeting schedule with a trip into the hills above Kyoto. At Genko-an, during Koyo season, I found meditative Immersion into timeless visual truths, a world composed of interwoven fractals of geometries, colors, and textures. The temple presents a provocative side-by-side placement of two windows with contrasting perspectives of the same world, one causing confusion and one bringing enlightenment. The former shows a world sliced to death by a thousand cuts, with unnatural conformities of straightness and the aimless blade of angles. The circular one portrays the true complexities of nature, aided by infinite symmetries, a perfect content ratio, and a perspective without constraints. I couldn't help notice the parallels to Radmantis LLC's uncrewed fish management systems with a similar circular view into the complex world of a fish farm. Maybe, in a way, our devices generate this 'Window of Enlightenment' so we can better understand the biological intricacies of a RAS. Nao U. Russell Nickerson

This week, J-POWER had the privilege of serving as the keynote speaker at the Yokohama TechHub event, “Bridging Innovation in Boston X Yokohama,” organized by MassRobotics & Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. We were pleased to showcase our CVC initiatives, cleantech innovation, and robotics applications in the energy sector. My key takeaways from the event: -Yokohama shares similar strengths with Boston, such us their unique environment where R&D facilities, industrial hubs, academia, and startup support in one area—all fostering a vibrant environment for innovation. -Robotics innovation has immense potential to drive decentralization and decarbonization (2 focus topic of J-POWER’s CVC) Thank you for hosting us Tom Ryden Russell Nickerson Joyce Sidopoulos Daisuke Yokota Toshikazu Yazawa along with other keynote speakers みずほ証券（株） JETRO - Japan External Trade Organization Chihiro Ohhigashi Nao U. Andy Kondo Looking forward to future collaborations. #Innovation #Energy #Cleantech #ClimateTech #Robotics #CVC #VC #Startup

Unveiled on the runway during Paris Fashion Week, INVERSA??is proud to share that all python pieces shown in the Gabriela Hearst Spring/Summer 2025 collection were developed using INVERSA??python. ? By simply incorporating INVERSA??python, key collection accessories, from footwear to handbags, directly protect native animals and restore biodiversity in the Greater Everglades. ? As?WWD?Executive Editor?Booth Moore?wrote in her show review, "Speaking ahead of the show, Hearst was particularly proud of an eco-friendly material she was using for the first time on accessories — INVERSA??Python, an “ethical exotic” that protects the biodiversity of the Florida Everglades by hunting the invasive species for use as a leather product. There was something poetic about having the material crafted into her popular pointy Edwina pumps, letting goddess women slay snakes with every confident stride." ? Learn more about Gabriela Hearst & her Spring / Summer 2025 collection here: https://lnkd.in/gjkH8w-Y ? Photography by Launchmetrics Spotlight for The Impression Aarav Chavda Kahan Chavda Roland Salatino Moriah Lutz-Tveite Carlos-Henri Ferré David Ufberg Alivia Beadell-Kaplan Kevin Webb Tom Quigley Superorganism

? There's still time to register for Thursday's Networking Night! The event features snacks, open networking, and a short presentation from the co-founders of Radmantis - an early stage BlueTech startup that combines electronics, data science, behavior, and ecology, to advance innovative solutions for sustainable aquaculture and aquatic resource protection. Dr. Robert Huber and Dr. Moira van Staaden will be discussing their technology, favorite startup tools, the challenges they’ve faced, and providing essential tips for aspiring entrepreneurs. This is a must-attend event for anyone serious about launching their own venture! Click the link below to register. https://lnkd.in/gtuaB8u9

???? Exciting News in Aquaculture! ???? We're thrilled to announce that Radmantis LLC, an incubator client, has received $175,000 in Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture for a groundbreaking project set to transform the future of aquaculture! This innovative research focuses on using advanced imaging technology to enhance Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS). By implementing individualized tracking of salmon growth and welfare, the project aims to optimize fish health, improve efficiency, and boost sustainability in aquaculture practices. Congratulations to Moira van Staaden, Robert Huber, and the rest of their team. Stay tuned for more updates as this transformative research progresses! https://lnkd.in/gDsZGM3E

Grateful for the invite to AMD's Adaptive Computing Summit. These are exciting times to connect on advances in programmable logic and embedded, optimized silicon tools for artificial intelligence applications. An opportunity to drink from the foundational spring ...