The startup develops a proprietary gas infusion module that dissolves oxygen in water while extracting nitrogen, creating a bubbleless solution for aquaculture. This technology enhances fish health throughout their life cycle and reduces operational costs for fish producers.
Funding
$3.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Conventional methods of oxygenating water in aquaculture often result in bubble formation and inefficient gas transfer, leading to suboptimal conditions for fish health and increased operational expenses. Fluctuations in water temperature can further exacerbate these issues, making it difficult to maintain stable dissolved oxygen levels.
Solution
GIS Gas Infusion Systems offers a patented mass gas transfer system designed to enhance fish health by delivering supersaturated levels of dissolved oxygen while maintaining constant total gas pressure. The system utilizes a proprietary gas infusion module to dissolve oxygen in water without creating bubbles, while simultaneously extracting nitrogen. This 1:1 molecular exchange ensures stable gas pressure and efficient oxygen adsorption, independent of water temperature. The resulting solution maintains increased dissolved oxygen levels for extended periods, creating a healthier, stress-free environment that promotes growth, reduces waste, and lowers operational costs.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes aquaculture farms and fish producers seeking to improve fish health, increase production efficiency, and reduce operational costs.
Features
- Proprietary gas infusion module for bubbleless oxygen dissolution
- 1:1 molecular exchange of nitrogen and oxygen to maintain constant total gas pressure
- Temperature-independent operation for consistent performance
- Extended dissolved oxygen stability with a half-life of over 150 hours
- Increased biomass capacity per cubic meter of water
- Reduced oxygen costs compared to traditional aeration methods
- CO2 stripping solutions available
- Containerized dissolved oxygen solutions available