What is Aquaai?
Aquaai offers a unique solution for subsurface data acquisition, utilizing biomimicry in the form of fish-like autonomous platforms. These robots are equipped with cameras and adaptable plug-and-play sensors designed for unobtrusive immersion within natural aquatic habitats, ensuring minimal disturbance while gathering crucial information. The bio-inspired design prioritizes environmental sensitivity, and the platforms are constructed using 3D printing and recyclable materials.
The collected data, including quality imagery and sensor readings, is accessible through the Aquaai Control System dashboard via a web interface. This platform employs AI, computer vision, and advanced perception technologies to process and analyze the information gathered during mapped missions. Aquaai's Fish-as-a-Service® (FaaS®) model provides affordable access to this data, aiding in risk management for water bodies, subsurface infrastructure, and overall ecosystem health.
The collected data, including quality imagery and sensor readings, is accessible through the Aquaai Control System dashboard via a web interface. This platform employs AI, computer vision, and advanced perception technologies to process and analyze the information gathered during mapped missions. Aquaai's Fish-as-a-Service® (FaaS®) model provides affordable access to this data, aiding in risk management for water bodies, subsurface infrastructure, and overall ecosystem health.
Features
- Fishlike Sensor Platform: Bio-inspired, autonomous robot design with cameras and plug-n-play sensors for unobtrusive data acquisition.
- Aquaai Control System Dashboard: Web-based access to sensor readings, quality images, and mission mapping.
- AI-Powered Data Analysis: Utilizes AI, computer vision, and advanced perception for data processing and insights.
- Fish-as-a-Service® (FaaS®): Service model offering affordable subsurface data.
- 3D Printed & Recyclable Platform: Environmentally conscious design and construction.
Use Cases
- Water resource management
- Monitoring city canals, ports, harbors, and beaches
- Assessing reservoir health and flood disaster impact
- Marine Protected Area (MPA) surveillance
- Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) verification
- Monitoring coral reef and mangrove ecosystem health
- Detecting derelict fishing gear and plastic pollution
- Supporting sustainable aquaculture farm management
- Subsurface infrastructure inspection
