Jellyfish do sense low-frequency sound — but loud sound can injure statocysts. We sell monitoring + soft acoustics + open data, not “zero jellyfish forever”. See what is proven and Jellyfish Acoustics.
Priority order
| # | Track | Speed to revenue | R&D load |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Premium resort & hotel hub pilots | High | Medium |
| 2 | Digital twins of bays & intakes | Medium | High (protects pilots) |
| 3 | Yacht / small-vessel safety dome | Medium (niche) | High (certification) |
Premium tourism hubs
Gulf of Thailand, Phuket, Laguna-class clusters — recurring blooms, direct link to room revenue. Sell to hotel consortia, not only utilities: fewer beach closures, named pilot, co-branded “safe swim” season.
→ Fastest cheque · pairs with HERD for Hotels
Digital twins of aquatories
Before placing emitters, build a 3D bay model: bathymetry, currents, thermoclines. Simulate low-frequency propagation and predict how a soft barrier shifts swarm trajectories — critical on complex shorelines.
→ Utility & desal ROI proof · fed by HERD sensor network
Yacht acoustic safety
Compact directional emitter integrated in motor and sailing yachts: a limited “acoustic dome” for guest swimming in tropical anchorages where box jelly and Irukandji risk is real. Premium B2B via shipyards and marinas.
→ High ARPU · strict power & ethics limits
Track 1 detail
Resort pilots — Phuket & Tier A map
Our planetary wiki marks Tier A coasts where blooms repeat: Andaman, Israel desal, north Australia, Mexico, and the Gulf of Thailand. For commercialization, premium clusters beat single utilities: one contract covers many beaches.
- Product: named pilot + monitoring nodes + optional soft corridor + guest-facing dashboard
- Buyer: consortium GM, risk officer, or CSR — not only engineering
- Metric: fewer closure days / earlier bloom warning — not “100% jelly-free”
- Upsell: brass plaque, founding status (see hotels program), LATAM & Med case studies from wiki
Track 2 detail
Digital twin — de-risk before hardware
A twin without field calibration is an expensive slide deck. Minimum: one HERD node in the bay + bathymetric mesh + acoustic propagation model. Deliverable: board-ready report — “where to place emitters and what we expect at 40% / 60% / 80% avoidance.”
Desal and nuclear intakes need documented ROI before capex. Twin + pilot is a packaged line item — same science story as Oskarshamn, Torness, Ashkelon in the wiki cases.
Track 3 detail
Yacht dome — captain-grade safety
Captains pay for reputation and liability, not kilowatts. Form factor: hull-mounted or tender-deployed directional source, interlocked with HERD bloom alerts. Regulatory: marina noise limits, flag-state rules — product ships with certified low-power profiles.
No guaranteed “invisible fence” in open ocean. Language: risk reduction in zone X metres, species-dependent, with monitoring.
Rollout phases
Partner with the branch
Resort consortium, shipyard, desal operator, or CSR — we reply with a concrete pilot scope.
Request pilot scope → Hotels program Fund jellyfish R&DScience base: R&D branch · 150-source infrasound & jellyfish wiki · Tier A/B/C map. Research network — not a registered charity.