KYOTO, Japan — Japanese startup Ocean Eyes has begun a service in Indonesia that combines satellite data with artificial intelligence to help commercial fishing ships find their next catch.
Kyoto-based Ocean Eyes uses AI to estimate factors like seawater temperature and tidal currents based on data from Japan’s Himawari weather satellites. The system can predict conditions up to 14 days in advance, even in areas that cannot be directly observed by satellite due to cloud cover.
