Demonstration feed — representative sensor values from pilot deployments.
$285B
Global aquaculture market
$3B+
Autonomous vessel systems
142
Vessels in pilot coverage
8
Operating regions
Capabilities
Three systems, one control plane
01
Autonomous
Uncrewed surface operations
AquaBot fleet control and AquaNav autonomous navigation for small vessels — waypoint missions, collision avoidance, and station keeping under a single operator console.
AquaFarm Intelligence models oxygen, temperature, disease onset and feed conversion. Port Intelligence tracks berth occupancy and marina traffic from existing camera and AIS feeds.
Three layers on one platform: autonomous surface vessel control, maritime intelligence for aquaculture and ports, and AI-assisted hull and structure inspection. A consumer water sports booking layer sits on top of the same operator network.
Is the maritime AI stack production ready?
The intelligence and inspection products run against real sensor and ROV inputs from pilot deployments. Autonomous fleet control is offered to design partners under a request-access programme rather than as open self-serve.
How does the aquaculture monitoring reduce losses?
AquaFarm Intelligence continuously models dissolved oxygen, water temperature, feeding behaviour and early disease signatures, so intervention happens hours before a mortality event rather than after it.
Where is AquaJet.ai active?
Operations are anchored in Doha and Dubai, with coverage extending to Miami, Monaco, Sydney, Ibiza, Mykonos and the Maldives.
Deploy AquaJet on your water
Design-partner slots open for aquaculture operators, port authorities and fleet owners.