The "AI Fish Body Size Measurement Camera", which was a demonstration experiment at ITOPI Yokohama, will be upgraded and released with improved measurement accuracy.

Yokohama City is working to contribute to improving productivity and solving social issues using cutting-edge technologies such as IoT and AI, as well as creating new business models by providing support for demonstration experiments through the ICTOP Yokohama.
(Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), which has an R&D base in Yokohama, has an R&D base in Yokohama, will conduct a demonstration experiment to improve the accuracy of underwater cameras that can measure fish size without touching it. A demonstration experiment will be conducted at the Yokohama International Pool (Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama City), and an updated version reflecting the data obtained in this experiment will be released on Friday, September 29.
This demonstration experiment was conducted as a demonstration experiment to upgrade the existing products of the company's marine tech business, "i-ocean," which aims to expand the measurement range.
This technology contributes to automation and labor saving in the aquaculture industry, and is expected to have the effect of realizing sustainable fisheries and ensuring stable fishery resources by reducing work at aquaculture site.