Pilot Program
Move from initial observation to structured validation.
The Pilot Program is the formal validation stage. After a Starter Trial has produced promising first observations, a pilot collects defined, comparable data in your own production environment.
Where the Pilot Program sits
Step 1
Starter Trial
Try it. A low-friction first local test in your own environment.
Step 2
Pilot Program
Validate it. Formal, data-led evaluation with defined measurements.
Step 3
Commercial Evaluation
Decide what comes next. Operational fit, supply requirements and wider adoption.
Who can become a pilot partner?
We are looking for production and research partners who can provide a real operating environment and help collect structured local data.
Aquaculture
Fish farms, shrimp farms, hatcheries and RAS operators.
Poultry & Livestock
Broiler, layer, cattle and other commercial producers.
Feed & Production Partners
Feed companies, integrators and animal-production businesses.
Research Partners
Universities, research institutions and technical organisations.
A pilot does not require a commitment to commercial adoption. The purpose is to determine whether the technology is relevant under your local conditions.
The Pilot Program is a paid, individually scoped engagement. Scope, duration, volumes and terms are defined together after the initial review.
What the Pilot Program measures
- Defined test conditions
- Baseline data
- Treatment and comparison groups where appropriate
- Usage records
- Growth / production indicators
- Feed efficiency where relevant
- Survival / mortality data where relevant
- Environmental conditions
- Economic evaluation
- Final review
Not ready for a structured pilot yet? Start with a Starter Trial.
Japanese experience provides a starting point. Local conditions still matter.