This invention describes an autonomous, self-powered fish farm designed to float in the open ocean without needing anchors. It uses a submersible cage tethered to a buoy that stores feed and generates its own electricity, while thrusters and a dynamic positioning system keep it in a fixed location. The patent claims cover either a single such remotely controlled structure or a group of them operating together.
Why it matters: Since 2011, significant advancements in autonomous marine systems, satellite communication, and robust remote control have made unmanned open-ocean deployment more practical. Improved solar energy harvesting also offers more viable power options than previously complex systems.
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