Aqua-AID is an AI-powered digital assistant designed to help aquaculture teams make faster, clearer and more confident decisions.  Instead of searching through dashboards, spreadsheets and reports, users can simply ask questions in natural language.
Aqua-AID turns complex farm data into clear answers, practical explanations and actionable insights. It supports daily decision-making across production, feeding, growth, biomass, mortality, health and site performance.

The assistant helps teams understand not only what is happening, but also why it may be happening. By combining advanced AI with aquaculture-specific knowledge, Aqua-AID can detect trends, anomalies and operational risks early. It can highlight underperforming cages, ponds or sites and guide users toward the most likely root causes. It also supports data quality checks, helping teams identify unusual, inconsistent or potentially incorrect entries.

This makes operational analysis faster, more reliable and easier to use across the organization.

  • Farm managers gain immediate visibility into what needs attention today.
  • Production analysts spend less time preparing reports and more time interpreting results.
  • Operations leaders can promote more consistent, data-driven decisions across teams and locations.

Aqua-AID acts like an always-available digital expert, supporting users at all levels of management and decision making whenever questions arise.  It is built to fit naturally into existing workflows, without adding unnecessary complexity. Its value lies in making advanced analytics accessible to both technical and non-technical users, with clear, inviting and easy to understand interface.


By helping farms respond earlier to issues, Aqua-AID supports better efficiency, lower risk and improved performance. It also contributes to more sustainable aquaculture by enabling smarter use of data and resources.

The project is partially funded by the Fast Track Innovation Programme FTI/0325, through: ‘Cyprus Tomorrow Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026,’ Pillar II – Sustainable RTDI System.