SeaStem is an algae industry startup, developing equipment for the algae industry to sustainably improve the seaweed production logistics. Current work, the DRYLGAE bio-inspired seaweed dryer: Emulating features such as the camel’s nostrils, the Hercules beetle’s elytra, or the moth’s eyes, DRYLGAE is a bio-inspired solar seaweed dryer. Our solution relies solely on solar energy and passive structures to dry algae in a closed environment while preserving their bioactive compounds. Our goal is to provide emerging seaweed production companies with a resilient, affordable, and energy-efficient alternative to dry the algae on the harvesting spot. Removing 80% of the algae mass by implementing seaweed drying directly at the harvest site is crucial for cost and energy savings. As a direct consequence, our solution will lower the cost of algae production, and the products they’re based on, raising their consumption and attractiveness. Hence, sushi will come cheaper. You’re welcome.
| Website | http://www.seastem.co |
| Employees | 2 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2021 |
| Industry | Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage |
| Keywords | Seaweed Production, Algae Cultivation, Seaweed Processing, Sustainable Seaweed, Algae Farming, Algae Processing, Algae Harvesting, Ocean Farming, Sustainable Aquaculture, Marine Biotechnology, Sustainable Agriculture, Renewable Resources, Ocean Sustainability |
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Vadim Steveniers is the Co-founder and Biomimicry expert of SeaStem.
2 people are employed at SeaStem.
SeaStem is based in Lausanne, Vaud.