Bright Tide

AI is transforming the way we care for animals, with many AI technologies offering innovative solutions to enhance animal welfare, particularly on farms. FLOX is a great example of how AI can make big changes in improving animal welfare and chickens using their sensemaking tools, alerts & prediction systems. FLOX will be joining us for our Regen Agriculture AI programme and we are incredibly excited to start working with them and drive their AI tech forward. It's amazing to see how AI helps monitor wildlife and improve conditions for pets and livestock. We're thrilled to support many ventures in the Regenerative Farming AI space as they develop technologies to further enhance animal welfare. #animalwelfare #ai #artificialintelligence #farming #regenagriculture

Our CEO Harry Wright recently sat down with the Inside Seaweed Podcast hosted by the fantastic Fed DeGobbi and discussed the recent Bright Tide Regenerative Farming Accelerator Programme. Listen to the full episode below: #seaweed #regenerativefarming #oceans https://lnkd.in/d6wvZKiH

Singapore-based DiMuto, which uses blockchain, AI, and IoT technologies to digitise and optimise the global agrifood supply chain, has announced it has successfully closed its Series A funding round, securing a total of US$5.9 million. Read more in the article below. https://lnkd.in/dNWUeeqG

The Bright Tide team have been spending the past few weeks learning all about the ventures that have already registered their interest in the Sustain.AI Collective. We are thrilled by the response from the ventures that have reached out. It's exciting to discover so many innovative AI tech companies and entrepreneurs, and we look forward to supporting their growth. 📈 Are you developing AI technology that focuses on sustainability and the environment? If you're looking to grow your business, take the first step by joining our waitlist today. https://lnkd.in/gEYyEe7D #ai #techcompany #artificialintelligence #sustainability

We are delighted to introduce our next Sustain.AI ambassador, Emily Charry Tissier. Emily Charry Tissier is the CEO/Co-Founder of the award-winning Whale Seeker which is an Canadian company that uses ethical AI to automate marine mammal and bird detection imagery. Whale Seeker uses human expertise and proprietary AI technology to deliver quick, high-quality data reports that facilitate marine mammal detection. We are delighted to welcome Emily Charry Tissier onboard our Sustain.AI programme, and we look forward to working with her to support our marine-led AI ventures on the programme. If you would like to learn more about our upcoming Sustain. Ai programme, you can sign up to our waiting list on our webpage here: https://lnkd.in/gc_-vV75 #oceans #sdg14 #ai4good Sangeeta L. Tom Mills Niall Simon O. Samuel Wickham Dimitrios Kalogeropoulos, PhD Tanya D. Fenella Chambers Michelle Blythe Alice Leguay Anna Guyer Jonathan Baillie

Heard about the Sustain.AI programme, but wondering how it would benefit your business. Our accelerator programmes are designed to kickstart your growth journey with a wealth of tools and information. Here are some of the benefits you could enjoy... ✔️ Connect with private sector leaders ✔️ Raise your profile to the right people ✔️ Gain advanced AI and sustainability skills ✔️ Gain access to support, coaching, networks, partnerships and investment opportunities Interested in joining or chatting with our team about the possibilities? Join the waitlist today. https://lnkd.in/gEYyEe7D #ai #artificialintelligence #sustainability

We are delighted to welcome our next ambassador Tanya D. from Google to our Sustain. AI programme. Tanya D. is a Generative AI Solution Architect at Google Australia. She completed her Master of Machine Learning and Computer Vision at Australian National University with a perfect CGPA, after earning her Bachelor’s in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from BITS Pilani. Her career began in software development at Qualcomm, progressing through roles at several tech companies, where she developed machine learning solutions that markedly improved operational efficiencies and revenues. Currently, she spearheads AI projects across the APAC region. Tanya's passion for technology is matched by her commitment to mentorship, evident in her career coaching sessions on Topmate and LinkedIn. She enjoys bridging the gap between technology and practical applications, making AI accessible and impactful. We are delighted to welcome Tanya D. onboard as our new ambassador for our upcoming Sustain. AI Accelerator Programme. For more information about our Sustain. AI programme please join our waiting list on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gc_-vV75 #ai #ai4good #sustainability Sangeeta L. Tom Mills Niall Simon O. Fenella Chambers Tom Walsh Rohit Yadav Cain Blythe

AI can greatly enhance transparency in supply chains, especially when it comes to working with smallholder farmers. 👉 Using AI, companies can streamline their supply chains, achieve real-time tracking and ensure data accuracy. A key advantage is AI's ability to track carbon footprints, helping companies calculate and monitor the environmental impact of products throughout the supply chain. 🌱 Materra Tech is a great example of how AI is used to help achieve this. They are using AI to improve transparency for cotton farmers. Materra will be joining us for our next venture cohort and we are incredibly excited to start working with them and drive their AI tech forward. #ai #farming #supplychain

Bright Tide consultant Tom Mills shares his experience of diving with seahorses recently with the fantastic Seahorse Trust. Seagrass has received much attention in recent years for the potential it has to sequester carbon. However they are just as important as havens for marine biodiversity, acting as nurseries for numerous marine species and critical habitat for endangered species such as seahorses. The Spiny Seahorse is one of two species of seahorses that can be found in the UK's seagrass meadows. This remarkable fish can reach over 34cm long, live to over 12 years and can change colour just like chameleons and cuttlefish (either to match the surrounding habitat or based on their present mood). Two of the individuals shown here are pregnant males. Seahorses and their close relatives, the sea dragons, are the only known species where the male gets pregnant and gives birth. Seagrass meadows once surrounded the UK, but have shrunk by approximately 90%, predominantly over the past 50 years. Threats such as pollution, coastal development and disturbance have been the primary causes of this and remain ongoing. Protecting these remaining habitats and restoring what we have lost is now an urgent priority. In this particular area, the Seahorse Trust has been instrumental in ensuring the protection of the species - in particular through their ongoing research and education, along with installing eco-moorings to prevent disturbance as part of the Studland Bay Marine Partnership. It is only through the dedication of organisations such as the Seahorse Trust, Project Seagrass, the The Wildlife Trusts, WWF, Ocean Conservation Trust, Blue Marine Foundation and Sea Ranger Service, that key habitats are being increasingly protected and restored. However to scale this, we need significantly more funding, as we have started to see coming from the private sector, including the likes of Nestlé Purina PetCare Europe, boatfolk Ecosulis and The Crown Estate to support these projects.  Photos taken under licence with the Seahorse Trust. Tom Mills Cain Blythe Lisa Boulton Jane Fiona Cumming Ralph Chami Sangeeta L. Niall Simon O.

A large-scale offshore mussel farm in Lyme Bay, South Devon, has been linked to the resurgence of shellfish reefs in an area where such habitats have been absent for up to 150 years, according to recent research. https://lnkd.in/dfsbjN_R