by Shaun Ryan
26, November 2021
If you are using one of our thermal cameras, then you will have probably noticed that we have rolled out the functionality to send an email when we...
by Shaun Ryan
22, July 2021
Significant changes to the way you use and access groups of devices on the Cacophony Project Portal. This includes integration with trap.nz and a new label: Flagged for review.
by Shaun Ryan
03, June 2021
We have just released our automatic ruru/morepork identification software. This software runs over every file uploaded from a Cacophony Bird Monito...
by Shaun Ryan
21, May 2021
The team at The Cacophony Project are about to release new features for the portal that is used for viewing thermal videos. The screenshot below sh...
by Shaun Ryan
07, December 2020
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 ...
by Shaun Ryan
06, March 2020
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...
by Shaun Ryan
07, February 2020
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
...
by Shaun Ryan
31, January 2020
As promised, the fantastic engineers at The Cacophony Project have released the first version of the Cacophony Index and you can now have a look at...
by Shaun Ryan
12, November 2019
The Cacophony team now have a weekly release cycle where new software is released to a test environment and tested software is released to producti...
by Shaun Ryan
31, October 2019
We have a new machine learning engineer working on a Cacophony Index, automatic speech detection and automatic bird classification
by Shaun Ryan
09, September 2019
5 minute bird counts are a popular way of monitoring forest birds. One of the problems with these is that they are sensitive to the hearing abiliti...
by Shaun Ryan
30, August 2019
This week we have released a new version of our search interface, tidied up our page for viewing videos, fixed a few errors and created an easy way...
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If you are using one of our thermal cameras, then you will have probably noticed that we have rolled out the functionality to send an email when we...
Significant changes to the way you use and access groups of devices on the Cacophony Project Portal. This includes integration with trap.nz and a new label: Flagged for review.
We have just released our automatic ruru/morepork identification software. This software runs over every file uploaded from a Cacophony Bird Monito...
The team at The Cacophony Project are about to release new features for the portal that is used for viewing thermal videos. The screenshot below sh...
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 ...
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...
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 ...
As promised, the fantastic engineers at The Cacophony Project have released the first version of the Cacophony Index and you can now have a look at...
The Cacophony team now have a weekly release cycle where new software is released to a test environment and tested software is released to producti...
We have a new machine learning engineer working on a Cacophony Index, automatic speech detection and automatic bird classification
5 minute bird counts are a popular way of monitoring forest birds. One of the problems with these is that they are sensitive to the hearing abiliti...
This week we have released a new version of our search interface, tidied up our page for viewing videos, fixed a few errors and created an easy way...
