Biotactic is an internationally active scientific research and consulting company specializing in fish monitoring, fish passage and species at risk. Founded in 1998, we have extensive experience creating and developing innovative solutions and strategies for fisheries research and conservation.
We started using underwater videography for fish research back in 1989 and in 2005 we began building BRAVO, which is an internet-linked network of self-cleaning underwater cameras with AI processing designed to monitor, identify and count fish. It is also used to collect data for long-term archival datasets. We also design, build and supply both internet-linked and mobile fish monitoring and fish counting systems to clients world-wide.
Featured Projects
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Rainbow Trout Migration Patterns in the Saugeen River Watershed - Spotted Gar Habitat Utilization
- Northern Pike Telemetry and Passage Monitoring
- Fish Movement at the Springbank Dam: Before-After Study
- Dam Effects on Benthic Fishes
- Port Hope Area Initiative Fish Rescue
- Silver Shiner Size-Class Structure, Habitat Utilization, Movement and Persistence in an Urbanized Fragment of a Great Lakes Tributary
- Fishway Attraction Enhancement
- Fish Passage in Brazil
- Northern Pikeminnow Telemetry
- Exposure to a Common Urban Pollutant
- Coral Trout Telemetry
- Brown Trout in the Kananaskis River
- Dunnville Fishway Walleye Passage
- Rainbow Trout Passage at the Maple Hill Dam
The BRAIN
Biotactic has officially launched the BRAIN - Biotactic Research Artificial Intelligence Network. Our deep learning artificial intelligence system can accurately count fish, track their movement and score upstream versus downstream and true versus false passage at, for example, dams and fish fences. The BRAIN can provide valuable near real-time counts and perform in a variety of environments. Learn more about our new data analysis service.
