Norway Deploys Over 2,000 Underwater AI Laser Robots to Eliminate Salmon Lice
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Stingray Marine Solutions states that it has more than 3,500 artificial intelligence submarine robots deployed on Norwegian salmon farms and that its equipment protects more than 112 million fish. The company presents the system as a selective alternative to chemical baths, although the initial cost and coverage limits remain challenges.
3,500 laser-armed AI submarine drones patrol Norwegian salmon farms, killing sea lice and protecting 112 million fish — parasites get zapped by high-tech alternative to harsh chemical baths
3,500 Stingray AI laser robots deployed around salmon pens along the Norwegian coast 24/7 protect over 112 million fish from sea lice.
Norway now has more than 2,000 underwater AI laser robots shooting lice off its salmon
they’re made by a company called Stingray, and they already guard more than 50 million salmon and trout 24/7 the reason is sea lice, tiny parasites that latch onto salmon and feed on them as few as 11 can kill a small fish, and one pen can hold 150,000 salmon the usual fix is pumping the fish out and blasting them with warm water or water jets to knock the lice off but the handling is so rough that Norway’s fish health report ranks it the top ca…
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