Remora Robotics’ cleaning robots are now being deployed for commercial use at Bjørøya AS’s facilities in Flatanger. This marks Remora’s expansion into new geographical areas. The rollout is facilitated by Frøy AS, following a collaborative agreement with Remora Robotics to deliver services along the Norwegian coast.
The partnership involves both companies joining forces to offer autonomous net cleaning services to the aquaculture industry, with Frøy distributing and servicing Remora’s autonomous robots in Norway and globally.
“This partnership will revolutionize how we approach net cleaning and set new standards for sustainability and animal welfare in the aquaculture industry. The future lies in autonomous solutions. Combining innovative technology with traditional solutions and presence along the entire coast will position Frøy to further develop this field,” says Kristoffer Selvåg, Operation Manager Net Service at Frøy.
Innovative Technology Meets Industry-Leading Expertise
Currently, Remora Robotics operates over 70 robots across multiple client sites. The collaboration between Remora and Frøy enables the technology’s deployment throughout the industry. Remora’s autonomous robots are designed to enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact during the cleaning of fish cages, a crucial aspect of the aquaculture process that directly affects fish health and biosecurity.
“The partnership with Frøy represents a significant advancement not only for our company but also for the entire industry. Frøy is a reliable and experienced partner with a comprehensive presence along the coast and extensive experience in net cleaning. Their strong commitment to innovation and new technology makes us proud to have them as a partner,” states Svein Erik Gregersen, CEO of Remora Robotics.
Gregersen believes that Remora’s innovative technology, combined with Frøy’s service expertise, will lead to industry-wide improvements.
“By integrating our autonomous robots into Frøy’s extensive service offerings, we are elevating the standards for net cleaning and data collection. This will contribute to greater sustainability, improved fish health, and enhanced operational efficiency,” explains Gregersen.
This initiative marks a step towards a more sustainable future for aquaculture, showcasing how cutting-edge technology and experienced service provision can collaborate to transform industry practices and outcomes.
