Giving customers a complete overview in one system

Category:
News
Publication date:
24.01.2025
Eskild Dyrstad demonstrating Seekuence Inspection

Whenever Abyss cleans or inspects a net at a fish farm, everything is documented in a cloud-based solution.

In brief

Abyss documents net cleaning, net inspections and ROV assignments in the cloud-based solution Seekuence Inspection.

Customers gain quick access to recordings with bookmarks for key points and non-conformities. The solution simplifies documentation, provides a better historical record and could eventually lay the foundation for automatic hole detection.

With Seekuence Inspection, customers can access all recordings made at their farms. They can simply log into a cloud-based solution and view the recordings they need, explains Eskild Dyrstad, Head of Net-Cleaning Operations at Abyss.

Secure and cloud-based

Seekuence Inspection is a system for categorising and storing video and images from inspections and surveys in the maritime industry.

The system is entirely cloud-based. Shortly after an inspection is complete, customers can view fully logged recordings, with key points and non-conformities saved as separate bookmarks. This provides a quick overview of net condition, the level of biofouling and any holes.

Net cleaning in Iceland’s Westfjords

All ROV recordings can be stored, including line inspections, hull inspections and drilling work.

Increasing documentation requirements

Documentation is becoming increasingly important in aquaculture. Bookmarks for key points and non-conformities make it easy to retrieve the information needed, including when the Norwegian Food Safety Authority or the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries requests documentation.

Example of image and video documentation in Seekuence

The earlier, the better

The longer the system is used and the more data is stored, the stronger the information base becomes. In time, this could enable automatic hole detection and perhaps predictions of where holes may occur.

Eskild Dyrstad, Head of Net-Cleaning Operations at Abyss

Positive customer feedback

Customers want to stay ahead of problems to prevent escapes and ensure good fish welfare. Feedback on the system has so far been entirely positive, says Dyrstad.

Related content

Explore more articles and updates on this topic.

News
Maja Bremåg and Sindre Gammelsæter standing on Fosna Neptune during the diving support vessel’s naming ceremony in Trondheim.
Publication date:
15.09.2026

Preparing for the diving assignments of the future

News
Technical seminar at Abyss
Publication date:
19.05.2026

Bringing the industry together for a technical seminar in Kristiansund

News
The service vessel Fosnakyst
Publication date:
08.05.2026

Open day: come aboard one of the most impressive service vessels in its class