Seafood lovers know the fatty marbling is what makes tuna sashimi and sushi so tasty, so for the industry, it’s the fish’s ...

A conveyor belt transports a whole frozen tuna fish, about 3 feet in size, into a machine that beams ultrasound ... it doesn't use radiation, which can harm tissue. Chris Edwards, a medical ...

Tuna goes into a special machine called Sonofai that can detect the amount of fattiness in the fish meat by using ultrasound, sensors and AI at a Fujitsu facility in Kawasaki, Japan Wednesday ...

A conveyor belt transports a whole frozen tuna fish, about a meter (3 feet) in size, into a machine that beams ultrasound ... it doesn’t use radiation, which can harm tissue.

Fujitsu's Sonofai machine uses ultrasound and AI to assess tuna fattiness in 12 seconds, aiming to improve seafood quality evaluation.

We believe quality journalism should be available to everyone, paid for by those who can afford ... a whole frozen tuna fish, about a meter (3 feet) in size, into a machine that beams ultrasound ...