Alberta wildlife reserve uses AI technology to study bear paw prints
An Alberta wildlife reserve says a bear’s paw print is just as unique as a human’s fingerprint and thus they’re able to use artificial intelligence
31 octobre 2020
An Alberta wildlife reserve says a bear’s paw print is just as unique as a human’s fingerprint and thus they’re able to use artificial intelligence
Smart trackers used to manage populations of endangered rowi kiwi will be one of the projects discussed in a technology-themed Biodiversity Forum next week. Delayed
Blood-feeding livestock mites can be detected with wearable sensor technology nicknamed « Fitbits for chickens. » To help farmers detect mite infestations, a team of entomologists, computer
At present, more African elephants are dying than being born. Over the last century, the world’s elephant population has declined 97% from trophy hunters, ruthless
I’m not sure if Moflin is supposed to be a robotic hamster, guinea pig, baby bunny, or some alternate take on a Tribble, but goddamn
An acoustic detector developed using machine learning helps stop elephants getting hit by trains in India. Michel André has good listening skills. He’s used them
Reconnaitre individuellement les oiseaux grâce au motif de leur plumage, voilà une tâche ardue pour l’humain. Mais pas pour la machine ! Une collaboration internationale impliquant
The Internet of Things (IoT) now offers sophisticated ways of safeguarding wildlife: communication networks can cover wild places; sensors can monitor animals, humans and equipment
Using tiny sensors and equipment aboard the space station, a project called ICARUS seeks to revolutionize animal tracking. International Space Station, orbiting some 240 miles