Newsletter

In this newsletter we have our new portal live, our solar battery pack available to order, tips for creating long term outcome reports, and an update on the High Interaction Rate Trap, including details of what we will be developing as part of the Tools to Market funding.

Mask a proportion of the image to reduce false positives. Kōkako, bittern and dotterel calls recognised. New data plans. A case study from Hanmer. Updates on the solar battery pack and trap.

DOC AI Cam case studies.  Northland measure the impact of a 1080 pulse. Hamilton Council save money and improve monitoring.  Field testing for solar battery pack and the High Interaction Rate Trap.

This month we've introduced more features for the DOC AI Cam, including Celium integration, support for more battery types and some important bug fixes. This also includes examples of kiwi and kākā calls correctly identified and bittern and bandicoot detected on the thermal camera.

Over 60 birds are now recognised by the DOC AI Cam. More bug fixes released and more coming. Solar and High Interaction Rate Trap progressing.

Improved bird recognition, and modem operation. Enhanced AI on the camera and easier to set up. Solar solution progressing well.

First weasels captured on the DOC AI Cam. Software updates to the DOC AI Cam & Sidekick. Progress on our solar solution, and an update on trap lifecycle testing

Updates on the DOC AI Cam with a reminder to secure your camera. We have more details on our low light solar design and are making progress with the High Interaction Rate Trap. In June we will be attending field days and presenting in the Coromandel

Thermal cameras have been used to show a dramatic decline in possums in Akaroa. New software updates released, allowing AI to run on the DOC AI Cam and improvements to Sidekick. Lifecycle testing started on new spool design for High Interaction Rate Trap

The DOC AI Cam can now run the AI on the camera and has new audio settings. We're testing a low light solar panel and ramping up manufacturing.

This newsletter describes updates to the DOC AI Cam that include the ability to add a transparent overlay photo to thermal cameras to make it easier to understand videos. There are also significant improvements to the audio monitoring along with a brief update about the high interaction rate trap development.