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We design and deliver fit‑for‑purpose monitoring systems for farms, fleets and factories, from focused pilots through to multi‑site roll‑outs. Our team combines marine‑grade hardware, AI vision, cloud hosting and software dashboards so operators can see what’s happening in the water, on deck and at the plant in near real time.
We work alongside operators, scientists and regulators to define the problem, select priority sites and prove value quickly without disrupting day‑to‑day operations. That means agreeing clear success metrics up front, instrumenting only what’s needed to answer the key questions, and building a path from pilot to scale‑up.
How we work with you
How we work with you
We start with your goals and constraints, not a fixed product.
Together we define the problem, select priority sites or lines, and design a pilot that proves value quickly, using a mix of hardware, connectivity, AI models and FLOW configuration.
Once systems are deployed, Seaweave provides remote monitoring, maintenance guidance, training and software updates so your team keeps getting value as conditions and requirements evolve.
Typical custom projects include
Typical custom projects include
New species and new sites, where visibility and data are limited (e.g. emerging seaweed, shellfish or finfish operations at exposed or remote locations).
Regulatory and certification trials that need trusted evidence of environmental performance, animal welfare and product traceability.
Environmental monitoring programmes covering sensitive zones such as farm boundaries, outfalls, intakes and marine reserves.
Integrated “see every harvest” solutions that link cameras, RFID and GPS on vessels to shore‑side dashboards, creating a digital record from water to factory gate.
Whether you need a single smart platform for one site or a connected network across a region, we can help you capture, analyse and connect the data you need to run a safer, more profitable and more sustainable operation.
“If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old.”
“If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old.”
– Peter Drucker
– Peter Drucker
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