Waterproof and Pressure Resistance : It should meet the waterproof rating of IP68 or above and withstand the water pressure of the corresponding aquaculture sea area to prevent water leakage and equipment damage. 

Corrosion Resistance : The camera body should be made of 316L stainless steel or titanium alloy to resist long-term corrosion by seawater and extend the service life of the equipment. 

Clarity and Lens Adaptability : The resolution is recommended to be 4K or higher, and a wide-angle lens should be matched to cover a larger aquaculture area. The lens should have anti-fog and anti-reflection functions to ensure clear underwater images. 

Night Vision and Fill Light Function : Equipped with infrared fill lights or white lights to meet the shooting needs in low-light environments at night or in deep water, facilitating the observation of the nighttime activities of organisms.

Stability of Data Transmission : Priority should be given to equipment that supports 5G or wired transmission to ensure that the real-time transmitted images are not stuck, making it convenient for remote monitoring of aquaculture conditions. 

Ease of Installation and Maintenance : Choose lightweight and easily detachable equipment to reduce the difficulty of underwater installation. At the same time, it should support remote fault diagnosis to lower maintenance costs. 

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