Real-time blast freeze compliance monitoring for pelagic squid processing vessels
KalamarIQF is an early-stage prototype that connects to onboard temperature loggers on deep-sea squid vessels, monitors IQF blast freezing cycles in real-time, and generates the EU catch health certificates and CITES declarations processors need before they reach port. It's built for vessel operators and processing crews who currently manage regulatory compliance through paper logs and are at risk of rejection at EU border inspections over temperature record discrepancies.
- Real-time monitoring of IQF blast freeze cycles via onboard temperature logger integration
- Automated generation of EU catch health certificates from recorded cycle data
- Pre-population of CITES Appendix II declarations for Humboldt and jumbo flying squid (Dosidicus gigas, Sthenoteuthis oualaniensis)
- Chain-of-custody tracking from hold hatch through the freezer tunnel
- HACCP-compliant audit trail export for border inspection veterinarians
None wired up yet. The concept depends on integration with onboard temperature logging hardware; specific device support is not implemented in the current prototype.
This is a concept prototype. The core logic is structured around freeze cycle ingestion, compliance rule evaluation against EU and CITES requirements, and document generation. No production database, messaging layer, or vessel communication stack is in place.
🧪 Early prototype / concept. Not production-ready.
MIT