Imagine if fishing boats had a smart digital diary that automatically tracked what they caught and where. Instead of messy paperwork, this system uses AI to make sure fishing stays sustainable and follows the rules. It's like upgrading from a paper map to a real-time GPS for the entire fishing industry.
Fisheries currently struggle with high costs and inefficiencies in data collection and monitoring. This leads to a lack of transparency and difficulty in maintaining sustainable fishing levels.
Operational prototypes for data collection and AI driven modelling for fisheries monitoring.
If you are a software provider dealing with fragmented fishing data — this project developed operational prototypes that improve AI driven modelling. This allows you to offer more accurate tracking tools to boat owners.
If you are a fleet operator dealing with high administrative costs for monitoring — this project developed a digital data framework that lowers the cost of data collection. This reduces the time spent on manual reporting.
If you are a regulator dealing with lack of transparency in recreational fishing — this project developed tools for monitoring and control. This ensures better compliance with sustainability laws.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not mentioned, but the project aims to lower the cost of data collection.
Yes, the project objective explicitly states that the solutions developed should be practical and scalable for small-scale, long-distance, and recreational fisheries.
Based on available project data, there are no specific details regarding IP or licensing agreements provided in the project description.
The project focuses on policy alignment and creating a digital data framework to improve transparency and control in fisheries.
The project period runs from 2026-10-01 to 2030-09-30, suggesting a timeline for development and testing over these four years.
The project features a strong commercial orientation with a 36% industry ratio, including 8 industry partners and 6 SMEs. With 22 partners across 9 countries, the consortium provides a wide geographic reach and a mix of research and commercial expertise, ensuring that the developed tools are grounded in real-world operational needs.
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