AI-Powered Solutions for Deforestation: Fighting Back with Sound Sensors and Technology

2024-01-07 06:31:36

In 35 years, more than 420 million hectares of forest have disappeared from the surface of the globe, the equivalent of 100x the surface area of ​​Switzerland. But the massive use of artificial intelligence might well help to slow the trend.

In the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, small boxes have appeared on certain tree trunks. These are sound sensors, a new weapon to fight once morest deforestation, explains Raimundo Cláudio Gomes, researcher at the State University of Amazonas, Friday in the 7:30 p.m.

“The advantage of this system is that it can detect an incursion of loggers cutting down trees with tractors or chainsaws.”

To achieve this, the researchers first recorded the characteristic sounds of all types of chainsaws and tractors before entrusting them to specialists.

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