About us
We have the team it takes to succeed
Venturitech is made up of people with deep experience from industry, aquaculture, marine biology, programming, technology development and commercialisation.
Together we have the expertise it takes to understand complex challenges, develop robust solutions – and carry them all the way from idea to delivery.
The people behind it
Tore Hansen-Tangen
Chair of the board
Shipping, finance and technology development
Lars Ebbesson
CEO
Research and Development, Aquaculture
Morten Sørensen
Sales and marketing
Mechanical industry, aquaculture and technology development
Helge-Ruben Halse
Technology
Mechanical industry, oil & gas and technology development
Kjell Osen
COO
Mechanical industry, software and technology development
Klaas Ooms
Ejector design
Dredging and pumping systems
Arne Skaar
Marine biologist
Marine biology and diving in the aquaculture industry
Kristian Lien
Developer
Software and Control systems
Research partner
NORCE
The research institute NORCE has followed our work on automated identification and selective treatment of sea lice, and has been involved in the technical evaluation of the system.
norceresearch.no«Venturitech is developing a new approach to sea-lice control that could fundamentally change how salmon are protected. By continuously delousing 100% of the population, they aim to keep lice levels low without relying on repeated well-boat treatment operations. Their solution combines gentle fish handling with precision laser technology that targets the lice rather than the fish, helping preserve fish welfare, physiology and the protective skin barrier. By reducing well-boat operations, treatment-related stress and energy use, the technology also has the potential to significantly reduce the environmental footprint of sea-lice management.»
Patent work
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Patent pending
The applications have been filed and are still under examination. No patents have been granted, and we do not describe them as such.
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Independent patent search
A worldwide search across international patent databases and scientific publications found no novelty-destroying prior art.
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We're happy to talk about what the technology could do for you.