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The Machine That Could End Japan's Sushi Empire - YouTube

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Core Memory explores how Shinke Systems is revolutionizing commercial fishing with automated robotics. By implementing computer-vision technology to perform the traditional Japanese ikijime method, this startup aims to improve meat quality and sustainability while supporting local fishers with a more efficient and humane harvest process at sea. Follow along using the transcript. Core Memory explores how Shinke Systems is revolutionizing commercial fishing with automated robotics. By implementing computer-vision technology to perform the traditional Japanese ikijime method, this startup aims to improve meat quality and sustainability while supporting local fishers with a more efficient and humane harvest process at sea. Follow along using the transcript.

Shinkei built a robot that kills fish with computer vision and millimeter precision, all in the hope of making American seafood more humane and much better to eat. Its Poseidon machine automates ike jime, the Japanese practice of spiking a fish's brain and bleeding it soon after capture. The usual alternative can leave fish suffocating on a boat while stress and blood damage the meat. Poseidon identifies each fish, finds its brain, makes the cuts, and sends it into the cold chain in about five seconds. It is surgical accuracy at industrial speed, performed on a rolling deck covered in salt…

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