It takes a lot of paddling to reach the fjords of Norway from a small bathtub on Telegraph Hill. But for Bay Area entrepreneur Bryton Shang, all it took was the thought of artificial intelligence and fish to make him dive right in.
Fish farming, one of the largest food industries on the planet, is becoming more sustainable due to San Francisco startup Aquabyte's duel-lens camera.It takes a lot of paddling to reach the fjords of Norway from a small bathtub on San Francisco's Telegraph Hill. But for Bay Area entrepreneur Bryton Shang, all it took was the thought of artificial intelligence and fish to make him dove right in.
He says his background includes helping develop A.I. for cancer detection and his early experiments with the bathtub fish camera convinced him that similar A.I. technology could also help make one of the largest food industries on the planet more sustainable."The idea being that if you could measure the size and growth of the fish and figure out how much food turned into how much fish, you could use that to optimize the production of the fish farms," he adds.
The work has now taken the team and their technology to commercial fish farms near Bergen, Norway. Besides monitoring growth, they say the camera system is taught to recognize everything from parasites to abnormal changes in how the fish are swimming. And they see the benefits driving a new, healthier era of A.I. driven farming.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
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