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CoraLive: Ultra-Low-Power Underwater Vision for Long-term Coral Reef Monitoring
Effective coral reef protection and restoration demands continuous, long-term underwater monitoring. However, current solutions largely rely on fragmented, manual labor and costly infrastructure, or are severely limited by constrained battery lifespans. In this paper, we present CoraLive, an ultra-l
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