Lack of real-time, species-specific monitoring limits early detection of marine biodiversity threats.

Marine BioSentinel is a network of smart sensors mounted on ocean buoys that monitor marine biodiversity in real time. Equipped with metabolic sensors and cameras, they detect species presence, assess organism health, identify injuries, and flag signs of disease. Using AI, the system analyzes movement and population trends, alerting stakeholders to threats like overfishing or pollution, enabling data-driven conservation and rapid response to ecological changes. In a concise version -- Deploy AI-equipped sensors on ocean buoys to monitor organism metabolism, health, and movement.