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Aquabyte empowers fish farmers with data-driven insights
- Published 10 March 2025 and updated 23 March 2026. Aquabyte combines underwater cameras, sensors, optional winches, machine learning and AI with an online portal. Cameras in sea pens and land tanks capture more than one million fish images daily; analysis estimates sea-lice counts, fish weight, welfare and behaviour without disturbing the fish. The company says earlier insight helps farmers act proactively across the production cycle.
- The page positions the system as a decision tool for improving fish welfare, lowering mortality and making production more sustainable and efficient. Aquabyte serves global aquaculture markets and reports headquarters in Bergen, with offices in San Francisco and Puerto Varas. It cites the global aquaculture market at USD 310.6 billion in 2024, forecasting 5.1% annual growth through 2030.
- The page includes a customer testimonial from Ketil Rykhus of Sinkaberg about using system data to understand events, identify improvements, optimise operations and prevent recurrence. Three linked case studies cover AI decision support using more than a million daily images, reducing winter wounds, and fewer treatments through automated lice counting. Links to UN goal 2.
- Public contact: Ole-Vidar Andersland, Marketing & Communications Manager, olvevidar@aquabyte.ai, +47 959 97 250. Company: AQUABYTE AS, Damsgårdsveien 163B, 5160 Laksevåg, Norway; aquabyte.ai.
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