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Providing sustainable conditions.

And peace of mind. 

Why we did it

The idea was simple: Anything that can be automated should be automated. Everything that occurs underwater should be done with self-propelled and autonomous equipment. Repetitive tasks and routines should be simplified and automated. In other words: Less manual work to create an optimal environment is less stressful to both fish and farmers. 

 

With that in mind, Remora Robotics was founded in 2016 – with a clear mission: revolutionise the cleaning of pens in fish farms to achieve optimum farming conditions.

 

The result? A patented autonomous submarine robot that cleans and inspects fish farming cages while collecting data regarding the pen’s aquatic environment.

 

How we did it

Since its inception, Remora Robotics has perfected its robotic technologies’ design, technology, characteristics, performance, and functionality.

 

Headquartered in Stavanger, with an operations centre and large-scale production facilities, Remora Robotics works directly with farmers to design and develop the optimal tool for cleaning fish farming cages.

 

Remora have close and fruitful collaboration with leading research groups in Norway: SINTEF, the Norwegian Research Council, NTNU and Innovation Norway. The technology has been tested and approved by the research institute NORCE, while the certification company Aquastructure quality assured the technology in 2021.

 

The next step

Remora Robotics renews and improves the aquaculture industry in a future-oriented, environmentally friendly and sustainable way. With a strong foothold established in our home market, we are ready to take our technology to the next level and develop international markets.

2017

The idea is conceived. We utilised existing ROV expertise to develop an autonomous marine version of the robotic lawnmower to clean nets in fish farms. 

2018

First trusts prototype tested and ditched.

The first belt-driven device is developed. 

2019

Functional prototype tested over time.  
Norce report concludes that the brush unit works satisfactorily and is well suited for cleaning fish farming cages. Patent obtained on the belt mechanism. 

2020

Development of improved prototype, tested with Sterling White Halibut AS.

2021

Three devices were manufactured for further testing.  

2022

A major international impact investor joined Remora, to fund further development of the robot. Late 2022 Remora 2.0 was launched, featuring enhanced capabilities and active brushing technology.

2023

Grieg and Momentum on board as investors. First commercial contract with MOWI.

2024

Bremnes Seashore with the largest contract at the time. National framework agreement. Frøy Gruppen cooperation agreement. First international operation in Chile.

2025

MOWI contract renewal and expansion – covers all cages in one production area. Milestone with robot systems produced. Mind the net! TBA

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