Tritonia

26/05/2026

We're exhibiting at Aquaculture UK on 16-17 June 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland! Register for your free ticket and join us there. https://invt.io/1ixbolrh97o

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05/05/2026

We're excited to share some brilliant news — Tritonia Scientific has been named a finalist in the Innovation category at the Aquaculture Awards 2026! 🎉🌊

We've been shortlisted for our work developing georeferenced 3D photogrammetry and digital seabed modelling for aquaculture — technology that gives farm operators and regulators an unprecedented view of what's happening on the seabed, delivered as interactive 3D digital twins through our Hydrophis platform.

It's been a long road getting here, and we're incredibly proud of the whole Tritonia team for making it possible. From our ROV survey crews to the people behind Hydrophis, this recognition belongs to all of them.

The awards ceremony is on Tuesday 16 June — keep your fingers crossed for us! 🤞

12/01/2026

We were delighted that Tritonia employee, Chris Peck, successfully defended his PhD in coastal oceanography last week at the University of Manitoba in Canada.

His research examined how an under‑ice river plume from a regulated river influences seagrass habitats in James Bay. Chris has brought his knowledge and experience to Tritonia and he currently leads all projects that involve mapping and measuring seagrass.

22/12/2025

A potentially significant discovery beneath the waters of Scapa Flow.

During seabed habitat surveys in May 2025, Tritonia Scientific identified a potential flapper skate egg nursery. If confirmed, this would be only the second such nursery discovered worldwide.

Flapper skates are Critically Endangered, and identifying possible nursery sites is crucial to improving understanding of their habitat use and ensuring appropriate protection.

Read the full story on our website 👇
https://tritonia.scot/tritonia-scientific-identifies-potential-flapper-skate-egg-nursery-in-scapa-flow/

03/12/2025

🌊 Proud to be part of a major step forward in environmental monitoring for aquaculture

We’re delighted to collaborate with colleagues at Åkerblå Group and DNV on a newly awarded FHF-funded project focused on advancing 3D seabed modelling for aquaculture impact assessment.

With a NOK 9.5 million framework running until 2028, the project will combine fieldwork in both Norway and Scotland, including ROV surveys to compare and refine monitoring techniques between the two countries. This is an exciting opportunity to strengthen international knowledge exchange and help shape future environmental monitoring standards.

The project is led by Åkerblå’s Rikard Albrigtsen, working closely with our own Martin Sayer here at Tritonia. We’re looking forward to contributing our expertise in underwater 3D photogrammetry and marine survey innovation.

16/10/2025

We’re always proud to celebrate the work our team contributes to global marine research 🌊

Our very own Andy Mogg is a co-author on a new paper in Coral Reefs, using photogrammetry to study how coral reefs in the Chagos Archipelago recovered after the 2015–16 global bleaching event.

The research tracked over 1,000 coral recruits and revealed fascinating insights into how reefs rebuild themselves — and how factors like temperature and coral type affect recovery.

Although this study was done before Hydrophis was launched, it highlights exactly how tools like ours can visualise change in 4D, from tiny coral recruits to entire reef systems.

👉 Read the full story on our website: https://tritonia.scot/mapping-reef-recovery-in-the-chagos-archipelago/

09/09/2025

We’d like to give a big thank you to our intern, Kirsten Golding! 🌊

Kirsten joined us from The University of Queensland Australia for a three-month internship, bringing with her an impressive background in coral and seagrass monitoring. During her time in Oban, she got stuck into everything from ROV photogrammetry and data management to creating underwater 3D models of the seabed.

She also embraced life by the sea here in Scotland — exploring local snorkel and dive sites and getting to know our cold-water ecosystems. 🐟

Kirsten has now returned to Australia, and we’re so grateful for her hard work, enthusiasm, and the fresh perspective she brought to the team.

👉 Read more about Kirsten’s story in our new blog post:
https://tritonia.scot/from-australia-to-scotland-kirsten-goldings-internship-with-tritonia/
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30/07/2025

The new survey vessel is taking shape!

19/06/2025

Our commercial director, Jonathan Sayer-Mitchell is at the aquaculture awards 2025 in Inverness today to represent Tritonia at both the new day conference and the awards meal.

18/06/2025

🎮 Climate Station launches today on PS5 and PS VR2 — and we're proud to have played a part.

Tritonia provided key data to help bring this immersive, educational experience to life. It’s exciting to see science and storytelling combine to raise awareness of our changing planet.

Read more on the PlayStation Blog: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/06/18/climate-station-launches-today-on-ps5-and-ps-vr2/