Echo Prawn Detection Featured in Hook & Net Magazine

Prawn Detection

Hook & Line Magazine recently featured Echo for Prawn Detection in their article "The Sweet Sound of Prawns."

The article starts: "The Echo acoustic detector for shrimp trawling, developed a few years ago by Notus, now looks set to become a game-changer for the langoustine (prawn) fishery in European waters."

See complete article here: https://mag.hookandnet.com/2022/05/20/2022-06notus/content.html.

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