Jo Arve Alfredsen
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Total Citations
148
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About
Jo Arve Alfredsen is a prominent researcher at the intersection of aquaculture technology, robotics, and autonomous systems, whose work is reshaping how the fishing and fish-farming industries operate in the digital age. Based on his publication record, Alfredsen's research spans digital twin applications, autonomous underwater and surface vehicles, acoustic fish telemetry, and precision feeding systems for sea cage aquaculture. His most impactful contribution to date is his 2024 work on Digital Twins in intensive aquaculture, already amassing 64 citations, which explores how Industry 0 digital representation technologies can revolutionize fish farming through real-time monitoring and simulation. Complementing this, his 2020 study on salmon behavioural responses to underwater robots — with 34 citations — has advanced understanding of fish welfare and opened new frontiers in animal-robot interaction research. Alfredsen has also made significant practical contributions through developing autonomous surface vehicle systems for robotic fish tracking, wave-propelled telemetry platforms, and sophisticated models for optimizing pellet distribution from rotary feed spreaders. Together, these efforts demonstrate a career committed to bringing precision engineering and intelligent automation to sustainable aquaculture — work increasingly critical as global seafood demand continues to rise.
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- 2Salmon behavioural response to robots in an aquaculture sea cage34 citations · 2020
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- 7Design and validation of a system of autonomous fish tracking vehicles6 citations · 2022
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