Project Details
Description
The project aims to provide proof of concept for the use of robots in the fishery, focusing on three specific types for three different implementations. One will be used to determine the species and size composition of fish in the catch to prevent discards, the other to search for fish optically with a drone (capelin in Greenland) and the third a sailing robot to search for fish using sonar. The robots/drones to be employed are available on the marked. A development project must subsequently design software etc. to produce marketable products. It is estimated that there is a great potential in Denmark and a huge world market for these technologies that presently are not employed in fishery.
Partners
DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic Resources (coordinator)
Danish Pelagic Producers Organisation, Denmark
Blue Ocean Robotics, Denmark
Partrederiet M/S Isaold HG 333, Denmark
Aquamind A/S, Denmark
Funding
The project is funded by Ministry of Environment and Food of Denmark through the Green Development and Demonstration Program (GUDP).
Research area: Marine Living Resources
Research area: Observation Technology
Partners
DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic Resources (coordinator)
Danish Pelagic Producers Organisation, Denmark
Blue Ocean Robotics, Denmark
Partrederiet M/S Isaold HG 333, Denmark
Aquamind A/S, Denmark
Funding
The project is funded by Ministry of Environment and Food of Denmark through the Green Development and Demonstration Program (GUDP).
Research area: Marine Living Resources
Research area: Observation Technology
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 01/07/2015 → 01/12/2016 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- Blue Ocean Robotics (Project partner)
- Partrederiet M/S Isaold HG 333 (Project partner)
- Aquamind A/S (Project partner)
- Danish Pelagic Producers Organisation (Project partner)
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