Dr. Li of AmoreAqua visited Dr. Samar Khalil and her team at the Department of Biosystems and Technology at SLU (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences) to explore cutting-edge approaches in aquaponics. Dr. Khalil’s team has developed an innovative aquaponics system—a closed-loop solution that combines fish farming with plant cultivation. This approach not only maximizes resource use but also supports a sustainable, circular model for water and nutrient cycling.

The meeting centered around the potential for integrating AmoreAqua’s sensor technology and digital platform with SLU’s aquaponics system to create an advanced monitoring setup for water quality. By embedding sensors and using real-time data analysis, the collaboration aims to enhance water quality management within the system, helping to optimize conditions for both aquatic and plant life. This type of high-precision monitoring is essential for future scaling of circular water systems, which could make sustainable agriculture more accessible on a larger scale.

For AmoreAqua, partnerships like this embody our mission to blend cutting-edge research with practical applications, bringing together the best of academic expertise and industry innovation. Our goal is to work hand-in-hand with researchers and industry leaders to drive impactful projects that address today’s water challenges with tomorrow’s solutions.

Stay tuned for exciting updates on future projects as we continue building strong alliances with academia and the business sector to secure a more sustainable, water-conscious future!