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Sensors and Automation for Biofloc Aquaculture

Our team visited the Department of Animal and Fisheries Sciences at Maseno University to discuss how sensors, automation and remote monitoring could improve biofloc aquaculture.

  • Wednesday, 9 September 2026
  • Maseno University
  • Code & Circuit team
Sensors and Automation for Biofloc Aquaculture

With Maseno University

We looked at the department’s biofloc system and explored bringing together sensors for the water-quality parameters that matter most, real-time data acquisition, automation and remote monitoring.

Thanks to Erick Ogello (PhD), the department reaffirmed its readiness to provide scientific and technical support as we explore potential collaborations.

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A biofloc culture tank at Maseno University with aeration lines running across the water
The biofloc research site at Maseno University, with a netted greenhouse, water tanks, and culture tanks on the lawn
The Code & Circuit team and Erick Ogello standing in front of the biofloc tank at Maseno University
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