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We have rolled out some improvements to our thermal AI models, both on the server and on the camera.

We have just released a small software update that fixes a bug that was in the software released two weeks ago. This bug meant some thermal and audio recordings were missed in low power mode. Our testing shows this seems to be working nicely now.

The newly released software for the DOC AI Cam includes integration with the low bandwidth network Celium, support for a broader range of batteries and bug fixes that improve reliability, including the common 10 minute recordings that happen in low power mode.

Following an Android update, some customers are unable to connect their phones to a camera. This post shares a work around until we find a fix to this problem.

We have just released our latest bird recognition model that greatly expands the number of birds that we recognise to over 60. This uses data from DOC and eBird.

New tags are now available for horse, camel, donkey, antechinus, pygmy possum, feathertail glider, sugar glider, quoll, flying fox, and vole. Surprisingly Bynyip and drop bear are also available.

An improved bird recognition algorithm is doing a much better job at recognising birds.

This software release for the DOC AI Cam provides more reliable modem communications and an updated model for running the AI on the camera.

The latest version of Sidekick allows you to easily set up the AI on the DOC AI Camera. This also shows the battery voltage.

New updates for the DOC AI Cam include a tweak that may improve the modem communications, and a change so the camera behaves nicely when the SD card fills up