Keep your wire
Fish with your existing compatible sonar third wire, including legacy coax installations.
Real-time trawl-net video
Stop towing
blind.
The Kraken sees all.
Watch your catch. Spot the problems. Make your move.
Kraken is being developed to bring live underwater video from the trawl net to the wheelhouse.
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Your net. Your view. Your call.
See what's happening inside your net, in real time, before you haul back.
Engineered tough for working boats
Dial in your view
Three independently controlled lighting banks and image adjustments for low-light and murky conditions.
Take control from the bridge
Live viewing, recording, and camera-orientation monitoring.
At a glance
Preliminary specifications and design targets. Final performance subject to validation.
- Video
- 1080p / 30 fps
- Field of view
- 120° diagonal
- Lighting
- 3 independent banks
- Third wire
- Existing sonar coax
- Dimensions
- 16 × 16 × 16 in
- Weight
- 55 lb in air · ~28 lb in water
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- Light output
- 1,620 lumens per bank
- Light control
- Banks switched independently
- Picture
- Live filters for murk and low light
- From the bridge
- Live view, tow recording, and orientation, tilt, and roll
- Cable
- Existing sonar third-wire coax, including legacy cable. No extra hubs, and no separate camera wire, where that coax is compatible.
- Installation
- Checked against the cable and the wheelhouse on each boat.
- In the box
- Trawl camera, wheelhouse CPU, software, and power/control box.
- Not established
- Depth rating, certification, cable length, latency, and electrical limits.
Draft testimonial
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Kraken's digital architecture is intended to support more than a live picture. Catch-flow information, tow records, and further analytics are planned, not current features.
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