Stingray Marine Solutions AS

Address Stålfjæra 26, 0975 Oslo; website stingray.no; Made in Norway certified. Industry aquaculture/fisheries. Offers intelligent aquaculture technology; mission to facilitate sustainable, intelligent and increased salmon production.

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STINGRAY MARINE SOLUTIONS AS is listed at Stålfjæra 26, 0975 Oslo, Norway; website: https://stingray.no/. The company supplies technology for aquaculture and says its mission is to support sustainable, intelligent growth in salmon production. Listed industry: Aquaculture and fisheries. The company page carries Made in Norway certification information.

Made in Norway certified product: “The Fish Health Station – The Fish Health Hub.” The profile describes a platform for fish welfare combining laser delousing, diagnostics and biometrics. Commercial since 2014, it is also known as a lice laser. The product description reports that, as of September 2024, more than 1,500 units had been produced and systems were operating at over 100 sites and 500–600 pens across Norway and Iceland, monitoring and protecting more than 70 million salmon and trout year-round.

Related solution: “Stingray controls parasites in fish farms with machine vision and laser” — https://businessnorway.com/solutions/stingray-controls-parasites-in-fish-farms-with-machine-vision-and-laser. Published 22 Nov 2022; updated 28 Sep 2026. The page describes machine vision, lasers and software continuously identifying and controlling sea lice in fish pens, without handling fish or using delousing chemicals. It presents the preventive 24/7 approach as an alternative to treatments involving crowding, starvation or reactive handling. Claimed benefits include reduced stress and mortality, better growth and fish quality, and continual software upgrades. The article states that Norway had 4,000–5,000 salmon and rainbow-trout pens, each a possible site for one or two lasers; its production count of over 200 units is dated September 2018 and should be read as historical. It says the global market was more than twice Norway’s domestic potential and notes possible use with other farmed fish. Listed SDGs: Zero hunger; Industry, innovation and infrastructure; Responsible consumption and production; Life below water.

Public contact: John A. Breivik, CEO; john.breivik@stingray.no.