“Technological Innovations in Insect Farming”
- Technological innovations are transforming insect farming, making it more efficient and scalable
- Companies such as Entoverse are developing AI systems that monitor insect behavior and health by analyzing environmental factors and communication patterns, leading to optimized breeding conditions and reduced mortality rates
- Ÿnsect has constructed a fully automated facility in Amiens, France, utilizing robotic systems for tasks such as feeding, sorting, and habitat cleaning of mealworms, aiming to produce 100,000 tons of insect products annually
- Collaborations such as that between Bug Mars and Entoprot are introducing precision bioreactors that enable continuous, optimized insect production, enhancing yield consistency and scalability in farming operations
- The CoRoSect project has implemented specialized robotic systems, such as the D-Robot, to handle crate management in insect farming, achieving success rates above 80% in load positioning, thereby increasing operational efficiency
