How the Fourth Industrial Revolution is reshaping fisheries and aquaculture

SAFET

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As digital innovations move from pilot projects to everyday tools at sea, a new report from global nonprofit SAFET examines what’s needed to ensure real gains for safety, sustainability and trust

With fisheries and aquaculture facing mounting pressure to improve safety, sustainability and transparency, digital technologies are moving rapidly from pilot projects into everyday operations. Seafood and Fisheries Emerging Technologies’ (SAFET’s) latest report, The Fourth Industrial Revolution at Sea, examines how automation, data and connected systems are already changing how seafood is produced – and where the next challenges lie.

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