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About WingSentry
About WingSentry
Colombia is one of the world’s most megadiverse countries, and in recent years, it has become one of the world’s top eco-tourism destinations; however, the growth in local and international visitors threatens fragile bird ecosystems.
The Behavioural Ecology & Conservation Group, in partnership with Universidad del Rosario, set out on a mission: to use technology to help the travel industry design more environmentally responsible routes.
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[ WE GAVE AI A POSITIVE PURPOSE:
[ WE GAVE AI A POSITIVE PURPOSE:
HELPING TOURISM COEXIST WITH THE
HELPING TOURISM COEXIST WITH THE
VERY NATURE PEOPLE TRAVEL TO SEE ]
VERY NATURE PEOPLE TRAVEL TO SEE ]
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This is how WingSentry works:
This is how WingSentry works:
Non-invasive heat cameras and bioacoustic sensors monitor birds with zero habitat disturbance.
Our machine-learning system captures thermal imaging, identifies behavior changes, tracks flight dynamics and counts populations, registering millions of data points beyond the limits of the human eye.
[ CAPTURES THERMAL IMAGING ]
[ CAPTURES THERMAL IMAGING ]
[ IDENTIFIES BEHAVIOUR CHANGES ]
[ IDENTIFIES BEHAVIOUR CHANGES ]
[ TRACKS FLIGHT DYNAMICS ]
[ TRACKS FLIGHT DYNAMICS ]
[ COUNTS POPULATIONS ]
[ COUNTS POPULATIONS ]
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[ BY UNDERSTANDING THESE METRICS, WINGSENTRY TURNS ECOLOGICAL DATA INTO GUIDANCE FOR TOURISM OPERATORS ]
[ BY UNDERSTANDING THESE METRICS, WINGSENTRY TURNS ECOLOGICAL DATA INTO GUIDANCE FOR TOURISM OPERATORS ]
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