Our achievements

Our achievements

Since 2006, molluSCAN-eye® has been installing its devices from Spitsbergen (1,300 km from the North Pole) to the Tropics. Nearly 90 valvometers have already been deployed, in very cold or very warm waters. We have worked mainly at sea, in all weathers, but also in fresh water.

Projects from the North Pole to the Tropics Examples of installations


Saucats
France

Alongside Suez, we ensure reliable monitoring of the water discharged by the Saucats wastewater treatment plant, near Bordeaux in south-west France.


Le Verdon
France

At the mouth of the Garonne river, we are anticipating the arrival of major industrial players by providing continuous water quality monitoring at Le Verdon-sur-Mer.


Koper
Slovenia

In Slovenia, our technology has ensured reliable monitoring of the port of Koper since early 2025.


Thau
France

Alongside shellfish farmers and Ifremer, we protect oyster production in the Thau lagoon through real-time monitoring.


Marennes-Oléron
France

In partnership with Seaducer, we conduct trials in the Marennes-Oléron oyster-farming basin.


Russian
Arctic

In the industrial sector, we have been working with the TotalEnergies group since 2012 and have carried out projects in the Russian Arctic.


New
Caledonia

In 2007 and 2008, we worked for the South Province of New Caledonia and Vale Inco Calédonie as part of the establishment of their plant on the southern lagoon of New Caledonia.


Spitsbergen
Norway

Since 2009, we have also been working in Spitsbergen (1,300 km from the North Pole) with the FRAM Centre in Tromsø, Norway (High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment) and numerous laboratories.


Tuamotu
Polynesia

Since 2015, we have been studying the pearl oyster in the Tuamotu for the Government of French Polynesia (Marine Resources Department).


Santander
Spain

We can monitor the behaviour of oysters in port areas under various conditions — here in the port of Santander, Spain.


Offshore
Platform

molluSCAN-eye® is also gearing up for use downstream of wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) and for applications on offshore wind farms.

Since 2006,

molluSCAN-eye® has received data from multiple sites around the world

Discover them by navigating the map:

Île aux oiseaux

Jetée d'Eyrac

Jetée d'Eyrac

Bouée 13

Bouée 13

Marennes Basin

Santander

Locmariaquer

Morbihan – France

(2011 – 2012)

Daoulas

Station marine LEMAR

Bay of Brest – France

(2008 – 2009)

Dalnie Zelentsy

Mytilus – Russia

(2012 – 2016)

Dalnie Zelentsy

Mytilus – Russia

(2012 – 2016)

Tromso

Norway

(2011 – 2015)

Ny-Ålesund

Svalbard – Norway

(2008 – 2016)

Ny-Ålesund

Svalbard – Norway

(2008 – 2016)

Ny-Ålesund

Svalbard – Norway

(2008 – 2016)

Havannah Channel

New Caledonia – France 

Takapoto

Tuamotu Archipelago – France 
(2017 – 2020 ; 2022 – 2024)

Takaroa

French Polynesia

TuamotuSubmerged cage housing equipped bivalves, French Polynesia Measurement buoy and diver in French Polynesia

Lacq

Experiment in artificial rivers 

Abu Dhabi

Offshore platform in the Arabian–Persian Gulf – 2017-2018

Offshore oil platform at sunset

Reims

WWTP and AZHUREV project (in prep.)

Tungue Bay

Mozambique project (in prep)

Les Monards

Gironde Estuary 

Thau Lagoon

molluSCAN-eye® biomonitoring station on a solar pontoon, Thau lagoonSeavolution project

2024

Cannes

Golfe-Juan harbour

2024

Marennes Oleron

molluSCAN-eye® biomonitoring station beside the Marennes oyster bedsOyster farming 

2023

Le Verdon

molluSCAN-eye® station powered by a solar panel on a pontoon, Le VerdonIndustrial site monitoring

2024

Bordeaux Bacalan

molluSCAN-eye® biomonitoring station on a pontoon, RECAT site in Bacalan, Bordeaux2024

Piran

2025Marina of Piran, Slovenia

Saucats

Saucats wastewater treatment plant, with Suez – Gironde, France

molluSCAN-eye® station in the stream downstream of the Saucats wastewater treatment plant, Gironde

Koper

Port of Koper – Slovenia – 2025

molluSCAN-eye® buoy in the port of Koper, Slovenia, with the port cranes in the background