I know I'm very late, but I only discovered this recently. Is your team still active/accepting new members? (read more)
The UFO project is an H2020 programme dedicated to supporting the development of innovative products and services by integrating Small Flying Objects (SFOs: drones, high altitude platforms systems, small satellites), with Key Enabling Technologies (KETs) in a number of sectors including the... (read more)
Hi Akiba,
I made a mistake, I did manage to find some +/-0.05 degC thermistors for USD4 on Digikey, so the USD9 figure can be feasible in low quantitites. I actually bought a bunch of the thermistors you linked to; the part variation is quite high so calibration is needed to get good... (read more)
Amazing stuff Andrew! The dips in light idea made me think of exoplanet hunting straight away! Such a cool idea!! (read more)
Hi Tim and also Thomas
Thanks for your comments. It is fantastic that there have been so many replies to this thread in response to the request for thoughts, clarifications and questions on this topic.
I’m available on email. You can reach me directly via WILDLABS messages.... (read more)
I need to play a loop of sound to desensitize animals for project. The system needs to be solar powered 24/7 for 2-3 months. I have solar powered speakers that work. I have solar panels that keep things running. Have been expermenting with mp3 players but they keep loosing ability to charge... (read more)
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We have recently launched the KTN Geospatial Insight SIG and are working to develop a community of geospatial... (read more)
Sounds great! (read more)
If you are around Paris, France, on May 13-14, Cisco is organizing its annual research & innovation symposium at Cisco France office together with Ecole Polytechnique.
This year, the event will direct its focus on the challenges and... (read more)
FYI: we included instructions in English: https://github.com/SensingClues/OpenEars
(read more)FYI, the open source camera trap part of this thread has moved here:
Hi everyone. I'm curious how people are using IoT in the wildlife community. Are you using local wireless sensor networks to a gateway? Sensors connected to cellular radios? Sensors connected to satellite radios? If you have a project or case study, I'd love to hear about it. Or post a link... (read more)
Jeez, I meant Arduino! Then coupled with Adafruit sensors. (read more)
Subcutaneous pittags that also read temperature (frustratingly) read only a limited range of temperatures - however, I hear that can be hacked. Does anyone have experience with that? (read more)
Hi Damien,
Lora technology enables a range of very efficient solutions that you can deploy over a large area. We provide consultancy and field support for deploying such networks and work with Arribada team on developing custom hardware solutions for various applications in the... (read more)
Hello, this device looks really interesting...has anyone tryed? what brand is it? how much does it cost? what's the range of the speakers? what kind of sound does it makes? I've use foxlights and niteguard...I think animals eventually will get use to it and avoid the repelling device or simply... (read more)
For those interested: in the acoustics channel I have posted news on our sound event recognition sensor, using conv-net: https://www.wildlabs.net/community/thread/369 (read more)