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Remora Autonomous Aquaculture Cleaning Robot

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About Remora Autonomous Aquaculture Cleaning Robot

Remora Autonomous Aquaculture Cleaning Robot is an electric net-cleaning system designed for daily passes around a fish-farming pen. Its compact body measures approximately 60 × 60 × 35 cm and weighs 23 kg in air. The mechanism is designed to cross stitching ropes and reach the splash zone, with installation requiring no cage retrofit.

Cameras and environmental sensors collect information during cleaning, linking net maintenance with repeated observation of conditions inside the pen. The system provides inspection and reporting alongside the physical cleaning cycle, so operators can follow changes over time. Frequent preventive cleaning is intended to limit the accumulation of fouling between maintenance interventions.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Workflows: Underwater Robotics, Marine data collection
  • Target markets: Water utility robotics
  • Autonomous cleaning

    Customer-site use - 2024-11-13 - Remora says its cleaning robots were deployed for commercial use at Bjørøya AS, marking an expansion into a new geographic area.

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Timeline

  • Remora deploys autonomous net-cleaning robots at Bjørøya

    2024-11-13 - Deployment - Remora says its cleaning robots were deployed for commercial use at Bjørøya AS, marking an expansion into a new geographic area. Frøy AS is distributing and servicing the robots along the Norwegian coast and globally under a collaborative agreement with Remora Robotics. Remora reports more than 70 robots across multiple client sites, where autonomous net cleaning supports fish health, biosecurity and lower environmental impact.

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