AI-powered aquaculture
Technology for
boosting seafood production
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Aquaticode builds artificial
intelligence for aquaculture
We use machine learning to solve some of the industry's most
significant challenges
Our solutions optimize
farm production
SORTpro
increases growth efficiency by automatically
sorting salmon according to gender and
other traits at high speed
Find out more about SORTpro
SORTmini
improves breeding outcomes by
semi-automatically gender sorting
broodstock without relying on experts
Find out more about SORTmini
R&D is at our core. Our products are the result of >15 industrial research partnerships, and an unparalleled database of millions of images and videos
We always welcome a challenge.
Please don't hesitate to contact us
if you'd like to collaborate
AI advances operational and biological efficiency, decreasing production cost and boosting harvest yield. Our research has the potential to increase the number of seafood meals served across the world
Aquaticode has ongoing projects aiming to detect, identify and predict several relevant traits
But this is only the beginning. We continue to research the interaction between genotype (DNA) and phenotype (visual expression of the DNA) in fish and shrimp. This means that we are (soon) able to decode a world of knowledge from an array of pixels
"Aquaticode breaks through the existing biological barriers, taking the industry to a new era of growth"
Einar Wathne
Chairman of the NCE Seafood Innovation Cluster
We need to feed a growing population and at the same time reduce the exploitation of our oceans’ resources. Aquaculture can enable us to produce more with less. It can save the planet – if we do it right
Our efforts contribute to UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
increased food production
Good Health and
Well-being
healthy nutrition
Responsible Consumption
and Production
higher yield and better FCR
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