Radmantis
Automated solutions for Natural Resource Management, Smart Fisheries, Population Monitoring, Improved Seafood Production & Robotic Aquaculture

Technology
AI-enhanced image classification
Radmantis develops uncrewed systems that use robust machine learning inference to categorize and sort individual fish entering the device.
Read moreRugged, field-deployable, modular devices
We develop modular devices that can be implemented in a wide range of sites with minimal customization.
Read moreRobotic aquaculture
Radmantis operates a small-scale, commercial, indoor Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS).
Read moreProducts
Aquaculture Management
Radmantis develops real-time solutions that allow facilities managers to monitor and remotely manage a facility's fish population
Read moreInvasive Alien Species Control
Our company develops field-deployable systems that combine advanced species classification with selective extraction of invasives.
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Preventing Entrainment at Utility Intakes
Our solutions are designed to mitigate ecological damages to fish populations at water intakes and diversion structures.
Read moreEvents, News, & Publications

BlueSwell Presentation
Delighted to have the opportunity to bring Radmantis’ technology to the attention of Senator Elizabeth Warren and other solutionaries focused on sustainable seas! At a gathering co-organized by SeaAhead and the New England Aquarium, Radmantis showcased solutions for protecting aquatic resources and sustainable aquaculture.

MassChallenge Blue Tech Sprint
The MassChallenge Accelerator selected Radmantis for its Blue Tech Sprint 22 cohort, a mentorship program for high impact companies with solutions for the blue tech/maritime industry. Towards this goal we are developing autonomous and AI solutions for aquaculture and agritech.

R&D at MassRobotics
Radmantis is honored to be conducting its electronics R&D for uncrewed fish management at the exquisite MassRobotics facility at the Boston DryDock.

NOAA funding 21/22
Radmantis has been awarded NOAA funding to commercialize AI-assisted computational tools for use in RAS aquaculture workflows.

2021 Sturgeon Release
Managing Director, Moira van Staaden, sponsors the release of Lake Sturgeon fingerlings from the Toledo Zoo's captive rearing program into the Maumee River.

AIF Aquaculture
The Agricultural Incubator Foundation hosts our efforts to build a commercial, recirculated aquaculture system. This facility serves as a testbed for integrating our devices for automated fish management.

NVIDIA Inception
nVIDIA has welcomed Radmantis into its Deep Learning & AI Incubator for Data science and HPC startups. We look forward to a long and productive partnership.
Team

Moira van Staaden, PhD, MOD
Managing Director
Moira's expertise encompasses genetics, evolution, and the quantitative study of behavior. She serves on the editorial board of scientific journals and her federally funded work promotes quantitative literacy, and the diffusion of innovation.

Robert Huber, PhD, MBA
Senior Researcher
At the intersection of Computing and Life Sciences, Robert is a leading developer in AI-assisted devices for fish management, behavioral phenotyping, image classification, and object detection. He authors projects in open-source development and in the maker-space movement.

Joseph Konecny, MBA
Lead Engineer - IoT
As an experienced IT professional, Joe has taken the lead on structuring interactions between our deployed devices, their embedded sensors, and our cloud-based services.

Christopher Kemp, PhD
Senior Researcher
As a fisheries biologist Chris works on the early life history and survival of Percid species in the Great Lakes. In searching for quantitative solutions, he leads collaborations on fisheries and environmental projects with state and federal agency scientists.

Sebastian Huber
Engineering
A student in the University of Toledo's Mechanical Engineering program, Sebastian has contributed a number of important inventions to our growing patent portfolio. His experience in additive manufacturing, plastics fabrication, and 3D modeling and design has helped turn interesting ideas into formal prototypes for testing.

Dale Shank, MSc
Aquaculture
In his graduate work Dale explored the effects of trout rearing conditions on otolith structure. Having helped design and run local aquaculture facilities, he now heads Radmantis' in-house aquaculture operations and coordinates our device testing.