Connected monitoring for aquaculture operations.
Combine cameras, water quality sensors, Bluetooth asset tracking and operational software to understand stock, equipment, environmental conditions and site activity.
EMG configures practical monitoring systems around the site, the decision your team needs to make and the infrastructure already available.
What does your operation need to understand?
Choose a monitoring goal to see the most relevant products. A final configuration can combine several technologies.
Surface vision
Smart Edge AI Camera
Rugged remote video, live viewing and time lapse capture with optional local event detection.
Network vision
Marine Cam
A rugged network camera for continuous visual monitoring across marine, processing and industrial environments.
Underwater vision
Submersible Camera
Pressure rated imaging for visibility below the surface in aquaculture, research and marine operations.
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Remote platform
Dual Camera Raft
A deployable platform combining surface and underwater views with remote power and communication options.
Identity and traceability
BT Smart Reader
Identify and record tagged lines, cages, bins, nets, door/gear movements tools and other operational assets.
Environmental conditions
Water Quality Monitoring
Connect selected environmental measurements for remote oversight, alerts and trend analysis.
Asset visibility
GPS Asset Tracking
Monitor the location and movement of vessels, workboats and mobile operational assets.
Connected information
Operations Platform
Bring selected camera, sensor, tracking and operational information into one shared view.
Compare the camera options
Use this overview to identify a likely starting point. Final suitability depends on the site.
| Question | Smart Edge AI Camera | Marine Cam | Submersible Camera | Dual Camera Raft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Remote visual monitoring | Continuous network video | Underwater visibility | Surface and underwater visibility |
| Typical location | Remote surface sites | Marine and processing sites | Cages, tanks, nets and structures | Remote waters and trial locations |
| Information | Live views, recordings and selected events | Live and recorded video | Underwater imagery | Combined surface and underwater imagery |
| Deployment style | Fixed with flexible power options | Fixed network installation | Fixed or project specific | Deployable platform |
| First assessment | View, power and connectivity | Coverage and camera positions | Depth, view and site conditions | Location, power and communications |
Turn field information into useful decisions.
The objective is not to collect more data. It is to make the right information easier to see, trust and use.
Reduce routine checks
Extend visibility to remote sites, equipment and processes where regular physical inspection is difficult.
Identify change earlier
Use visual records, sensor trends and configured alerts to surface conditions that deserve attention.
Build a clearer record
Connect operational histories with imagery, measurements, identity and location information.
See how the building blocks work.
These videos show underwater visibility and connected operational information in practical settings.
Underwater visibility
Locate and understand marine activity
Underwater cameras can provide a visual record of stock behaviour, marine life, gear and site conditions below the surface.
Connected operations
Bring field information into one view
Connected software can combine cameras, sensors, GPS, Bluetooth asset data and operational events for monitoring, alerts and historical records.
Designed around real operating environments.
Farms and hatcheries
Monitor stock behaviour, water conditions, infrastructure, equipment and site activity.
Vessels and marine operations
Connect visual records with vessel, gear and asset movement across operational sites.
Factories and processors
Support process visibility, counting, grading, quality checks, product movement and traceability.
Validate the system through a defined process.
EMG builds confidence through technical assessment, documented testing and measurable pilot outcomes.
Access selected technology without purchasing everything outright.
CaaS means Camera as a Service. It is a rental option that can combine selected EMG camera equipment, configuration, service and support. Availability depends on the product, location and project requirements.
Begin with one useful operational question.
A focused process helps determine whether the technology can create practical value before wider deployment.
Practical information before you contact EMG.
Can the system work with limited internet access?
Local storage and selected remote communication options can be considered where fixed internet access is limited. Suitability depends on coverage, the volume of information and how quickly the team needs access.
What power options are available?
Available options depend on the selected equipment and location. Fixed power, battery systems and solar supported configurations can be assessed during project scoping.
Can EMG work with existing cameras, sensors or software?
Potential compatibility is assessed during scoping. Interfaces, data formats, security requirements and equipment condition determine what can be connected.
Is artificial intelligence required?
No. A project can begin with visual monitoring, environmental measurements or asset tracking. Artificial intelligence should be added only where a defined task can be tested reliably.
Is installation included?
Installation requirements and support are defined for each project. The scope depends on the site, selected equipment, local technical capacity and access conditions.
Who can access the collected information?
Access should be configured around the organisation and project. User roles, information security and integration requirements are discussed during scoping.
Can we start with only one product?
Yes. EMG recommends beginning with the smallest configuration that can answer the operational question. Additional technology can be considered after value is demonstrated.
What does your team need to see, measure or track?
Tell us about the site, the operational challenge and the information you need. EMG will recommend a practical starting point.