Matthew Stevenson

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About Matthew Stevenson

The Times featured an article on Matt in their book "How I made it" by Rachel Bridge. using the phrase "Gutsy, inspiring". With a first-class degree in engineering and marketing and a track record for leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship, businesses founded by Matt have enjoyed world-class acclaim and growth. Matt is responsible for much of the innovation you see in the aquatics world today. His work ranges from the design and creation of the biOrb business and brand in with its patented filtration to novel protected floating magnet cleaners and self-righting plants. Technology has always been at the forefront of his career and he launched the world's first microprocessor-controlled led lights for aquariums launched in 2004. Currently, Matt is leading the charge of innovation at Seneye with a range of Patented sensors aimed at pollution in aquariums, aquaculture, and wastewater. The cost-effective, highly sensitive technology has the capacity to change the world of aquatic welfare. More recently the acquisition of ITC Aquatics has further allowed the introduction of new technical products such as the ITC Reef Delete, and PARwise products. seneye.com reefdelete.com aquaticnow.com par-wise.com