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by Shaun Ryan
150 years ago 3 breeding pairs of Bennett's wallabies were introduced to South Canterbury to start a fur trade. This has now grown reportedly to a ...
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by Shaun Ryan
A discussion of a research paper comparing human and automatic bird monitors.
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by Shaun Ryan
To reduce confusion we have decided to separate our thermal screening and predator work. Our thermal screening work will have a new brand: Te Kahu Ora
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by Shaun Ryan
This is a quick update to let you know what we're working on. This functionality isn't available at the moment but is on its way.
Automatic calibra...
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by Shaun Ryan
We've had radio, TV and newspaper coverage of our thermal camera efforts, along with a little bit of social media. Each of these stories contains s...
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by Shaun Ryan
The team of engineers at The Cacophony Project have been busy working on the software on the thermal camera to improve its functionality.
If y...
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by Shaun Ryan
The team of Cacophony Engineers has been busy updating the software on the thermal cameras that are used to detect elevated body temperature.
Here...
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by Shaun Ryan
Two weeks ago one of our engineers asked if we could use our technology to help with the COVID-19 outbreak. A little brainstorming ensured.
One ide...
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by Shaun Ryan
Automatic algorithms developed by The Cacophony Project have been used to find recordings of Morepork in Karaka Bay and Centennial Park.
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by Shaun Ryan
Two Android apps developed by the Cacophony Project have recently been updated: the Bird Monitor and Sidekick apps.
Bird Monitor
At the heart of t...
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by Shaun Ryan
We started calculating Cacophony Index values for each bird recording back in December. A few weeks ago we made the Cacophony Index accessible usin...
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by Shaun Ryan
I was recently asked what was new with the camera. As I looked at the work we had done recently, I thought it was worth sharing.
New lens design
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