Visual-Based System for Fish Detection and Velocity Estimation in Marine Aquaculture

As global aquaculture continues to expand to meet the rising seafood demand, optimization of feeding remains a crucial issue for the industry to address to achieve sustainable development.This study proposed a visual-based system for estimating fish velocity, which is to be integrated into a farmer's feeding operation to determine the optimal feed amount.The YOLOv8 algorithm was utilized to detect fish in underwater videos, enabling precise monitoring of fish behavior.The results indicate a successful fish detection with an accuracy of 85%.The fish velocity estimation approach demonstrated the difference between the hungry fish and the normal fish behavior.The findings suggested that integrating fish velocity data into feeding operations can significantly enhance feed efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainable aquaculture practices, ensuring optimal fish growth while minimizing environmental and economic impacts.

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Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.5954/icarob.2025.os12-3
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Visual-Based System for Fish Detection and Velocity Estimation in Marine Aquaculture

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Visual-Based System for Fish Detection and Velocity Estimation in Marine Aquaculture

Kazuo Ishii, Raji Alahmad, Yuya Nishida, Zimei Dong, Dominic B. Solpico, Zongru Li, S. Masuda, Takahito Ishizuzuka, Kenta Naramura
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As global aquaculture continues to expand to meet the rising seafood demand, optimization of feeding remains a crucial issue for the industry to address to achieve sustainable development.This study proposed a visual-based system for estimating fish velocity, which is to be integrated into a farmer's feeding operation to determine the optimal feed amount.The YOLOv8 algorithm was utilized to detect fish in underwater videos, enabling precise monitoring of fish behavior.The results indicate a successful fish detection with an accuracy of 85%.The fish velocity estimation approach demonstrated the difference between the hungry fish and the normal fish behavior.The findings suggested that integrating fish velocity data into feeding operations can significantly enhance feed efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainable aquaculture practices, ensuring optimal fish growth while minimizing environmental and economic impacts.

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Kyushu Institute of Technology (JP)
Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency, Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution
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