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For scientists and ecologists studying wildlife, listening to the sounds of nature is all the rage now. And with good reason. The exponential growth in the use of audio to study, monitor and track wildlife and biodiversity can be attributed to its very many advantages. For one, it’s noninvasive; audio data can be gathered without […]

ChatGPT has created a buzz around artificial intelligence. From cleaning up polluting industries to disrupting deforestation, here are six AI innovations that can help the planet.

ChatGPT has created a buzz around artificial intelligence. From cleaning up polluting industries to disrupting deforestation, here are six AI innovations that can help the planet.

From cleaning up polluting industries to disrupting deforestation, here are six AI innovations that can help the planet

Part 1 of this three-part blog addressed air quality monitoring in cities and populated areas. Less densely populated areas such as a rain forest may require different approaches. In addition, water quality monitoring in outdoor locations as well as clean drinking water from processing stations provide additional sensing opportunities. Part 2 will address these areas.

Poaching is snowballing out of control. By threatening the variety of life on Earth, poachers disturb our ecosystems in ways that are not completely

Ever wondered about the furry animal you saw scurrying through your backyard? Or the bird singing outside your window? A new eco-device developed by conservation technologist Topher White aims to help you answer those questions, and bring conservation closer to home. Resembling a mini spaceship, Delta can be put up in your backyard or garden. […]

Giving back is built into Salesforces DNA. When the company was founded 24 years ago, we committed to giving back 1% of our time, 1% of equity, and 1% of product to our communities - and that was... | March 24, 2023

Mr Jeffrey Zhou, President of ICT Marketing for Huawei, says the company's efforts with the TECH4ALL initiative will not have been possible without taking technology and partnerships as key enablers. He said since the launch of TECH4ALL, more than 600 schools worldwide, over 220,000 teachers and students in remote areas,…

KOTA KINABALU: Low-cost microphones could be a cost-effective, non-invasive tool to help track infectious disease risks in the rainforest and other rapidly-changing landscapes, research indicates.