Research, conferences and platform milestones
Progress from laboratory science to a deployable predictive environmental intelligence platform.
EcoSense AI presented at international environmental science conference
The predictive biofilm methodology and its nine-day detection advantage were shared with researchers and practitioners working on freshwater quality.
Biofilm response characterisation advances predictive modelling
New laboratory work at PROTLAB GPL strengthens the quantitative link between microbial response and downstream eutrophication risk.
PROTLAB GPL and Quant-AI & Blast formalise the EcoSense AI platform
Scientific foundation and AI scaling capability combine into a single commercial platform aimed at utilities and environmental agencies.
Why water monitoring must become predictive
A perspective on the operational and financial cost of reactive environmental monitoring, and what a nine-day forecast changes.
Risk map and AI forecast modules enter pilot configuration
Operational dashboards, threshold alerting and decision-support recommendations prepared for field deployment.
Pilot programme applications open to utilities and reservoir operators
A limited number of validation deployments will be run with direct involvement from the founding team.