Data-driven aquaculture monitoring. Any species. Any environment.

We have species-specific models for Atlantic salmon, tilapia, bluefin tuna, rainbow trout, sea bass, and shrimp. Additional species can be added through our model training pipeline — if it swims, we can build a model for it.

No. ConductVision works with standard aquaculture camera systems — any IP camera with RTSP or ONVIF support. We can advise on optimal camera placement and specifications for your specific environment, but you do not need proprietary hardware.

In typical net pen conditions with moderate stocking density, our models achieve population estimates within ±5% of manual counts. Accuracy varies by species, density, and water conditions — we calibrate per-site during deployment.

ConductVision detects behavioral and visual indicators of disease — abnormal swim patterns, lesions, fin erosion, lethargy, and mortality. It serves as an early warning system, not a diagnostic tool. Consult your aquaculture veterinarian for diagnosis.

The system scores feeding intensity in real-time by analyzing surface activity and fish movement patterns. It predicts satiation approximately 5 minutes ahead and can signal feed operators — or automated feeders — when to reduce or stop feeding. Typical feed waste reduction is 15–25%.

Yes. Indoor RAS facilities are one of our strongest environments — controlled lighting, clear water, and consistent camera positioning make for excellent detection accuracy. We support tank-level tracking, growth cohort monitoring, and automated feeding per tank.

ConductVision exports data via REST API, CSV, Excel, and JSON. We support webhook alerts for threshold breaches and can integrate with major farm management ERP systems. Your existing data workflows stay intact.

Three things set us apart: (1) We come from behavioral science — a decade of research-grade animal tracking gives us analytical depth that production-only platforms lack. (2) We support 6+ species across ocean pens, RAS, and research — not just salmonids in ocean pens. (3) We work with your existing cameras — no proprietary hardware required.

A typical pilot deployment takes 4–6 weeks: camera assessment, model calibration for your species and environment, baseline measurement, staff training, and dashboard setup. Full production rollouts scale from there based on your operation size.

Start with a conversation about your operation — species, environment, camera setup, and goals. We will design a pilot program tailored to your facility. Book a demo call and we will walk you through what ConductVision can do for your specific setup.