F/V Naoned is currently hauled out so sensors can be replaced. The vessel plans to create a digital twin and then fit the Naoned with a hybrid engine. Photo by Coprexma
A seine trawler named Naoned, which Lorient company APAK operates has been hauled out to be outfitted with sensors to measure all aspects of its fishing trips and gather data before a refit of new propulsion, battery pack, and other technology later in the year. The goal is to build a digital twin of the vessel.
A digital twin is a computer-based model that uses sensors, data, and a predictive model to help manage fishing operations. Hook and Net Mag shared that the digital twin for Naoned will…
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Carli is a Content Specialist for National Fisherman. She comes from a fourth-generation fishing family off the coast of Maine. Her background consists of growing her own business within the marine community. She resides on one of the islands off the coast of Maine while also supporting the lobster community she grew up in.