Sustainable, land-based production of seafood and fish

Due to the limited installation space and the desire to visually integrate this part of the production facility, a suitable architecture quickly emerged. The design was consistently guided by practical requirements such as accessibility and ease of maintenance, while remaining simple and elegant. This resulted in a solution that harmoniously combines functionality and aesthetics.

As is typical in prototyping, the focus was on developing a fully functional and presentable prototype. Various concepts were validated through targeted functional prototypes. Thanks to clear budget and time constraints, pragmatic decisions could be made in the right areas, allowing the prototype to be successfully realized in a very short time.

The engineering philosophy at BluePlanetEcosystems consistently focuses on reducing unnecessary requirements, components, and process steps, and aligns perfectly with Aspekt’s methodology. Thanks to clear and transparent communication as well as the necessary engineering freedom, we were able to effortlessly meet the expectations for the prototype’s functionality and reliability. This shared approach enabled efficient and goal-oriented development, concentrating on what truly matters.

Thanks to the precise definition of requirements and the clear timeframe, we were able to develop a tailored solution based on an optimal combination of sheet metal parts, 3D-printed components, and carefully selected purchased parts. This mix allowed us to fully leverage the advantages of each manufacturing process: the sheet metal parts provide stability and a clean integration into the overall design, the 3D-printed parts allowed for rapid adjustments and flexibility in prototyping, and the purchased parts ensured an efficient and cost-effective solution.