About
INOSECT specializes in insect farming, utilizing insects for feed and food. The company extracts protein from harvested black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens). The larvae are processed into protein meal and lipids, serving the production of industrialized animal feed. INOSECT is developing a modular and automated industrialized rearing device (Ento-Drum-ED) designed for intensive cultivation of fly larvae using nontoxic organic wastes. The ED is designed to operate as a subunit in a large-scale facility or as an isolated unit for small-scale operations. The process is monitored and controlled by a self-learning module developed specifically for the task, and it fully controls and maintains an insect mass cultivation process without any human intervention.
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- What is INOSECT's primary business activity?
- INOSECT specializes in insect farming, specifically cultivating black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) to extract protein and lipids for industrialized animal feed production.
- When was INOSECT founded?
- INOSECT was founded in January 2017.
- What technology is INOSECT developing for insect cultivation?
- INOSECT is developing a modular and automated industrialized rearing device called Ento-Drum (ED) for intensive cultivation of fly larvae. This device includes a self-learning module for monitoring and control, designed to operate without human intervention.
- What is INOSECT's current funding stage?
- INOSECT is currently in the Pre-Funding stage.
- What is the total amount of funding INOSECT has raised to date?
- INOSECT has raised a total of $120,000 USD.
- Where is INOSECT headquartered?
- INOSECT is headquartered in Be'erot Yitzhak, Center District, Israel.
- How many employees does INOSECT currently have?
- INOSECT currently has 6 employees.
- Who is a founder of INOSECT?
- Yaniv Bar is a founder of INOSECT.