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Bryton is the Founder and Executive Chairman of Aquabyte, which uses computer vision and AI to give aquaculture farms unprecedented insight into the health, growth, and sustainability of their fish. Bryton grew Aquabyte from an idea with a prototype in his bathtub, to a smart camera and data platform that helps the world's top fish farms understand what's happening in their pens without removing the fish from the water -- biomass estimation, sea lice counting and non-antibiotic treatment optimization, feed optimization, and more. The company now operates offices in Norway, the U.S., and Chile, and was the first technology company to be recognized for its accuracy by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority. Prior to Aquabyte, Bryton led several venture-backed startups, including as CTO of HistoWiz, a biotechnology firm where he developed a deep learning algorithm to diagnose cancer, as well as iQ License, a brand licensing platform which he co-founded. Bryton graduated at the top of his engineering class at Princeton University and was recognized by Forbes magazine as a 30 Under 30 leader in Manufacturing & Industry. When he's not at a fish farm, you can find him in San Francisco.''