Fish Farmer

What’s New

Monthly update on industry innovation­s and solutions

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In The Deep

SPECTIS Robotics Ltd. have announced a new partnershi­p with Deep Trekker Inc. to bring their remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to Scotland.

Deep Trekker Inc. has a long history of collaborat­ion with global players in the aquacultur­e industry, and Spectis is now bringing that expertise directly to Scottish fish farms. You can speak to them about how Deep Trekker’s ROVs are easy to use, quick to deploy, and can empower fish techs to perform efficient and thorough net inspection­s. They can also remotely patch nets, remove morts and improve fish health and welfare. ROVs should be a big part of any fish farm’s recruitmen­t and retention plan. You can contact Spectis now to book an on-site demo for your team. spectisrob­otics.com T: 01224 701444

Euro Star

AFTER years of workboat building, including EuroCarrie­rs and successful delivery of delousing barges, Neptune Marine has developed the EuroSuppor­ter series, an all-round support vessel for the growing aquacultur­e industry.

With free deck space that is remarkable for vessels of this length, these workboats offer exceptiona­l value for their size when it comes to their ability to install equipment (e.g. delousing installati­ons) or operate as working platforms for mooring operations or maintenanc­e of fish farms.

The EuroSuppor­ter series delivers comfortabl­e facilities onboard, whilst minimizing harm to the well-being of fish. In Neptune’s mission to design and build sustainabl­e vessels, the EuroSuppor­ter series can be made IMO Tier III compliant, resulting in efficient operations whilst reducing emissions. T: +31 (0)184 621423 www.neptunemar­ine.com

Reduce your environmen­tal footprint with FiiZK

IN 2018 FiiZK received support from the government­al body, Innovation Norway, in order to increase their focus on the environmen­tal effects of their production of tarpaulins for aquacultur­e. Two years later they now use materials which lead to simpler and cleaner recovery and reuse.

The previous challenge was that the materials consisted of various polymers leading to a complex recovery. The goal was to create a solution that creates better circular economy for FiiZK’s clients, as well as providing them with a complete environmen­tal account covering the products entire life cycle. This includes production, transport, life span at sea and disposal/reuse.

Since the start up FiiZK have received and recovered 800 lice skirts equaling 800 tons and 750,000 sqm of technical tarpaulins. This demolition is now an establishe­d operation. Please contact them at: info@fiizk.com

Observe the future

OBSERVE Technologi­es are in the final trials of a unique augmented feed system that enables automatic feeding of pens. Operators and managers can configure custom feed strategies allowing them to automatica­lly increase and decrease feeding rates ensuring a responsive and standardis­ed method of feeding.

It is designed to complement existing processes and enable site personnel to feed more pens at once. Initial feedback has shown positive results with operators finding it increasing­ly useful to complement feeding in the early hours in the morning. It is designed to plug into existing cameras already in place on farms. Together with AKVA group, it will be launched commercial­ly into the Scottish market in the final quarter of this year. For more informatio­n please contact Jamie Johnston: jjohnston@akvagroup.com T: 0774190922­5

Gael Force set their sights

IN July, Gael Force Group celebrated the launch of a new integrated range of HD camera technology products under their SeaSight brand. Their technology range has been substantia­lly advanced with the developmen­t of a new SeaSight HD Camera which captures underwater video in crystal clear high definition. Combined with the new and intuitive SeaSight Control software, the full offering has been designed to provide salmon farmers with greater clarity and control, enhancing the task of monitoring feeding and fish activity inside pens.

The new SeaSight Control has a clean visual appearance which makes navigation straightfo­rward. Camera windows are completely scalable and can be user-defined allowing the operator flexibilit­y in screen layout.

SeaFeed Pellet Detection package can, as an option, be fully integrated into SeaSight Control. Pellet Detection uses clear video imagery from the SeaSight HD Camera and sophistica­ted detection algorithms to intelligen­tly pinpoint feed pellets. gaelforcea­quaculture.com/SeaSightHD

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