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Real-time Detections of Elephants in South Africa
Some of the elepahts we are monitoring in Welgevonden Game Reserve enjoying some local cuisine.
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Real-time Detections of Grey and Red Squirrels
Some recent real-time detections of Grey and Red Squirrels in the Unitedkingdom.
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UK’s Conservation AI Makes Huge Leap Detecting Threats to Endangered Species Across the Globe
Nonprofit detects threats to pangolins, rhinos and more than 50 other species in real time, using the NVIDIA Jetson platform and Triton Inference Server. Read the story on the Nvdia corporate blog: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2023/02/16/conservation-ai-detects-threats-to-endangered-species/
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Conservation AI features in the Nvidia Earth Day Blog.
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2023/04/21/earth-day-ai-accelerated-computing/
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New Publication: Empowering Wildlife Guardians
We are pleased to announce that our open access paper “Empowering Wildlife Guardians: An Equitable Digital Stewardship and Reward System for Biodiversity Conservation Using Deep Learning and 3/4G Camera Traps” has been published in Remote Sensing MDPI. This paper proposes a radical new solution based on “Interspecies Money”, where animals own Read more…
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Real-time Giraffe Detections
🦒📸 Exciting News! Real-Time Giraffe Detections with AI Cameras! 🌍Thrilled to announce our partnership with Chester Zoo in achieving a remarkable breakthrough! From Uganda witness these majestic giraffes in their natural habitat, with our cutting-edge technology providing real-time updates and seamless monitoring. 🌿🔍 Our AI-powered cameras are revolutionising wildlife conservation and research Read more…
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Conservation AI is Setting the Bar for Difficult Detections in Natural Environments in South Africa
It has been a few weeks since we installed our real-time cameras in South Africa and they are working really well over the 3/4G network.
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New Species Added to The North American Mammals Model
The North American Mammals Model can now detect Coyote, North American Opossum, Stripped Skunk, Raccoon and Western Grey Squirrel. The model can now be used to detect 10 different objects.
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New Species Added to The Sub-Saharan Model
The Sub-Saharan model can now detect Chimpanzees and Common Warthogs. The model can now be used to detect 19 different objects. The model will shortly be deployed in Uganda to aid in Chimpanzee studies.