Live insects transport device

An insects transport device comprising:

• a gas guiding unit comprising a distal end and a proximal end, and at least one longitudinal gas guiding member comprising a distal end and a proximal end,
• wherein the distal end of the gas guiding member is arranged at the distal end of the gas guiding unit and wherein the proximal end of the gas guiding member is directed toward the proximal end of the gas guiding unit,
• wherein the at least one gas guiding member further comprises a smooth top surface extending from the distal end to the proximal end of the gas guiding member, the top surface comprising a live insect larvae receiving portion between the distal end and proximal end of the at least one gas guiding member;
• a first gas discharge member located at the distal end of the gas guiding unit and being configured to connect to a source of gas, wherein the first gas discharge member is further configured to provide a first laminar flow of gas over the top surface of the at least one gas guiding member from the distal end to the proximal end thereof during operation of the transport device;
• and wherein the transport device further comprises
• a feeder arrangement located above the live insect larvae receiving portion of the top surface of the fluid guiding unit, wherein the feeder arrangement is configured to receive at least one reservoir for releasing live insect larvae above the live insect larvae receiving portion,
• wherein the insects transport device further comprises a casing covering the gas guiding unit and the feeder arrangement,
• wherein the feeder arrangement is configured to receive a rack wherein the rack is configured to receive one or more reservoir(s), and the feeder arrangement comprises at least one first weighing device configured to weigh the rack when received by the feeder arrangement and therewith also the one or more reservoir(s) when received by the rack,
• wherein the insects transport device further comprises:
• a cyclone separation system comprising a discharge nozzle,
• a second weighing unit arranged under the discharge nozzle for counting or weighing the live insects being discharged therefrom,
• a third weighing unit for weighing a first receptacle not containing live insects,
• a fourth weighing unit for weighing a third receptacle containing live insects dosed via the discharge nozzle, and
• a computer system comprising analysis software configured to provide instant feedback on weight differences between the first and third receptacle to the discharge nozzle.