The Artificial Insemination Shrimp Rack (AISR) is a 3-D printable device that is used to restrain a female shrimp during the artificial insemination process. It allows the gills to stay submerged in water using the vat or the bed can be taken out and can float on water. Rubber bands are used to restrain the shrimp.

Developed by the Aquatic Germplasm and Genetic Resources Center (AGGRC) at the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center, designed by Cameron Bonds and colleagues. This work was funded in part by USDA and Louisiana Sea Grant UROP. 

Please visit AGGRC.COM to learn more about our work.

All Fusion 360 files can be found on our GitHub through the following link:

https://github.com/aggrc/Artificial-Insemination-Shrimp-Rack-AISR-V3.2.0