OptiFish aims to develop, test, and validate technologies that will improve onboard monitoring of catch volumes and fish health, enabling fishers to improve the sustainability of their operations, and better meet control requirements. More specifically, the technologies investigated during the project will enable automated species recognition based on AI and computer vision to reduce discards, unreported landings, and unreported fishing activities, establishing a fisheries control and enforcement system fit for the digital age.
You can read more about the full scope of the project at optifish.eu, including about the technologies being used within the project.
We will update this page with Anchor Lab's contributions to the project as they occur.
We are excited to attend the kick-off meeting at ILVO’s Innovocean Campus, for the latest European Horizon project that we are participating in, OptiFish.
OptiFish aims to develop, test, and validate technologies that will improve onboard monitoring of catch volumes and fish health, enabling fishers to improve the sustainability of their operations, and better meet control requirements.
Anchor Lab is one of the 19 participating project partners. You can read more about the overall objectives and progress of the project on the office project website.
