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Redesign of the water biomonitoring platform based on connected mollusks

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Molluscan Eye monitors water quality using bivalve mollusks fitted with sensors, a technology born from twenty years of research at CNRS and the University of Bordeaux. Recognized at the CES Innovation Awards, in the Sustainability & Energy Transition category, it counts TotalEnergies, SUEZ and the Port of Bordeaux among its customers, according to the company.

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≈ 90

valvometers deployed since the start, according to the company

20 years

of research at CNRS and the University of Bordeaux

CES

Innovation Awards, Sustainability & Energy Transition category (Honoree)

ClientMolluscan Eye
SectorEnvironment
EngagementRedesign, then continuous evolution
Technologies
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • shadcn/ui
  • Supabase
  • NestJS
  • GraphQL
  • BullMQ
  • Chart.js
  • Google Maps

Context and challenges

The existing site had been built up over seventeen years, through successive additions. It was no longer enough to store, process and visualize sensor measurements with the traceability required. The platform had to open up to the general public while giving the teams a complete administration tool: cities, customers, sensors and data sources.

What we did

A public map and a page per sensor

Each sensor has its own page, statistics and history.

Complete administration

Cities, customers, users, sensors and data sources are managed from the platform.

Ten configurable biological indicators

Plus a general indicator, adjustable to the site being monitored.

Automatic collection

Measurements arrive by FTP or SFTP, are processed in the background and filed without intervention.

Three languages

An interface in French, English and Spanish.

In the press

  • Forbes
  • CNBC
  • Sud Ouest
  • franceinfo

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