The AI Fish Body Size Measurement Camera, which was conducted in I-TOP Yokohama, will be upgraded and released with improved measurement accuracy.

Yokohama City is working to contribute to improving productivity and solving social issues by utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as IoT and AI, and to create new business models by supporting demonstration experiments through I thinking Yokohama.
(Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), which has a research and development base in Yokohama, will conduct a demonstration experiment at the Yokohama International Pool (Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama) to improve the measurement accuracy of an underwater camera that can measure the size of fish without touching it.
This demonstration experiment was conducted as a demonstration experiment to upgrade the existing products of the company's marine tech business, i-ocean, with the aim of expanding the measurement range.
This technology contributes to automation and labor saving in the aquaculture industry, and can be expected to have the effect of reducing work at aquaculture sites, realizing sustainable fisheries and securing stable marine resources.