Norway runs more than 3,500 AI-powered laser robots to remove lice in salmon farms

TechnologyInternationalXatakaNov 14, 2026, 8:01 AMAI summary

Norwegian company Stingray Marine Solutions deploys more than 3,500 underwater robots with cameras and artificial intelligence in salmon pens. The devices identify moving salmon lice and eliminate them with laser pulses, preventively and 24/7, across 112 million fish. According to the company, farms using lasers need fewer delousing treatments. The industry previously relied on mechanical and thermal treatments, cited as the leading cause of death in adult salmon, and on cleaner fish.

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Stingray Marine Solutions operates more than 3,500 underwater robots with AI and lasers in Norwegian salmon pens.
The units monitor and act 24/7 preventively across 112 million fish.
The company says laser-equipped farms require fewer delousing treatments.

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