Behavioral Analytics

Understand what your fish are telling you.

Research-grade behavioral analysis reveals stress, disease, and environmental responses through swim patterns, schooling dynamics, and activity cycles.

Sub-second

Behavioral event detection

Research-grade

Peer-reviewed precision

24/7

Continuous behavioral profiling

Multi-species

Species-specific baselines

How It Works - Three steps to behavioral analytics intelligence.

1

Track

Individual and group tracking algorithms follow fish movement patterns frame by frame.

2

Classify

Behavioral classifiers identify normal vs abnormal patterns: swim speed, swim tilt, schooling cohesion, surface breaks, and resting behavior.

3

Correlate

Behavioral data integrates with environmental sensors to reveal causal patterns: temperature spike → swimming speed increase → reduced feeding.

Capabilities - What Behavioral Analytics delivers.

Individual swim speed

Per-fish velocity measurement calibrated to body-lengths-per-second.

Swim tilt angle detection

Vertical orientation changes indicating stress, disease, or buoyancy issues.

Schooling cohesion metrics

Inter-fish distance and alignment quantifying group coordination.

Breathing rate estimation

Opercular movement frequency measured from close-pass camera observations.

Surface break frequency

Gasping behavior detection correlated with dissolved oxygen levels.

Circling and wall-following

Stereotypic stress behaviors detected through trajectory analysis.

Lethargy scoring

Reduced movement quantified against species-specific activity baselines.

Diurnal activity profiling

Day-night behavioral cycle mapping revealing circadian disruptions.

Startle response measurement

Reaction speed and magnitude to environmental stimuli.

Group velocity and direction

Pen-level swimming patterns showing collective behavioral state.

Behavioral anomaly detection

Automatic alerting when behavioral metrics deviate from established baselines.

Environmental correlation

Cross-reference behavior with temperature, O₂, salinity, and light levels.

Baseline establishment

Per-species, per-environment behavioral baselines built during calibration.

Longitudinal trend tracking

Behavioral trends over weeks and months revealing gradual changes.

Use Cases - Behavioral Analytics in action.

Early disease detection

Behavioral changes precede visible symptoms by days. Detect swim pattern anomalies before mortality events.

Environmental optimization

Correlate behavioral metrics with water parameters to find the optimal conditions for each species.

Research and breeding

Quantify behavioral phenotypes for selective breeding programs. Automated ethogram generation.

Platform - See it in action.

Behavioral Dashboard

Behavioral Dashboard

Real-time behavioral metrics with environmental correlation overlays

Species Support - Calibrated per species.

Behavioral baselines differ dramatically across species. Salmon school tightly and show distinct diurnal cycles. Tuna are high-speed pelagic swimmers. Tilapia are territorial. Shrimp exhibit cryptic bottom-dwelling behaviors. Each species gets its own behavioral profile built from research-grade ethograms.

FAQ - Behavioral Analytics FAQ

Can't find the answer you're looking for? Reach out to our support team.

Basic swim tracking gives you position data. ConductVision performs ethological analysis — classifying behaviors, detecting anomalies against species-specific baselines, and correlating behavioral changes with environmental factors. This is the same analytical depth used in published behavioral neuroscience research.

Behavioral changes often precede visible disease symptoms by 2–5 days. Changes in swim speed, schooling cohesion, and surface break frequency can serve as early indicators. The system flags these deviations automatically.

Behavioral phenotyping allows breeders to select for desirable behavioral traits — growth-correlated activity levels, stress resilience, feeding efficiency — in addition to traditional morphological criteria. The system generates automated ethograms for each cohort.

Yes, with infrared or low-light cameras. The system profiles diurnal activity cycles and can detect circadian disruptions caused by artificial lighting changes, environmental stress, or disease.

Still have questions? We are happy to talk it through.

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