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OptiFish at BEYOND Expo 2025!

OptiFish joined BEYOND Expo 2025 to showcase how digital innovation can support sustainable fisheries. From smart monitoring to real-world impact,

Automatic mapping of aquaculture activity in the Atlantic Ocean

As aquaculture surpasses wild fish production, monitoring marine farming areas becomes critical. This study presents a method to automatically map

Novelty Recognition: Fish Species Classification via Open-Set Recognition

To support sustainable fishing practices, this study explores open-set recognition methods for automated fish species classification. By comparing advanced models,

Machine Learning Applications for Fisheries – At Scales from Genomics to Ecosystems

Explore the potential of machine learning in fisheries with this comprehensive review published in the Reviews in Fisheries Science and

We Celebrate One Year of Progress in Sustainable Fisheries!

As we celebrate one year of the OptiFish project, we reflect on our journey toward improving sustainability in fisheries operations

OptiFish at Håp i Havet: Advancing Sustainable Fisheries Through Technology

Hanne Hjelle Hatlebrekke from SINTEF recently presented at Håp i Havet (Hope in the Ocean), an annual student conference held

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