Multiple sensors and data acquisition capabilities
Targeted fish shoal
Trawl net
Trawling using Ecotrawl Autonomous Underwater Drones (AUD)
– Optimal propulsion with no propeller cavitation (sub-marine design) – Off-axis drag eliminated by direct straight in-line pull – Trawl mouth and shape controlled by positive pull, not by counteracting trawl doors – Trawl doors are removed – Trawl position independent on vessel position – Less fuel used to place the trawl
Conventional trawling
– Sub-optimal propulsion by cavitating propellers – Sub-optimal operation, vessel designed for 12 knots, trawling at 4 knots – Trawl is pulled off axis resulting in high drag forces – Power used to propel vessel, lift the net, spread the trawl doors and to pull the trawl net – Trawl position fully dependent on vessel position
– Two nets in the sea, alternating between fishing and pumping catch to vessel
– Stable onboard catch processing workload
– Can use smaller nets
– Improved shoal pinpointing
– Improves catch quality
– Improves profitability and sustainability
Fish being pumped out of first trawl and into the factory
Autonomous Underwater Drone (AUD)
Second fishing trawl
Fish being pumped out of first trawl and into the factory
Autonomous Underwater Drone (AUD)
Product overview
Profitable and sustainable
Dual trawling
Continuous trawling
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