Listening for illegal logging chainsaws using TensorFlow

Listening for illegal logging chainsaws using TensorFlow

  • March 24, 2018
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Listening for illegal logging chainsaws using TensorFlow

Our team has built the world’s first scalable, real-time detection and alert system for logging and environmental conservation in the rainforest. Building hardware that will survive in the rainforest is challenging, but we’re using what’s already there: the trees. We’ve hidden modified smartphones powered with solar panels—called “Guardian” devices—in trees in threatened areas, and continuously monitor the sounds of the forest, sending all audio up to our cloud-based servers over the standard, local cell-phone network.

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