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Australian researchers are launching a koala "facial recognition" study that aims to better monitor the marsupials' behaviour and ultimately aid in their conservation. The team from Griffith University is attempting to use artificial intelligence (AI) to recognise individual furry mammals when they use wildlife road crossings in Queensland state. The underground pathways and bridges are installed at busy roads near koala habitats to offer them a...

Australian researchers launch AI koala 'facial recognition' Researchers are installing facial recognition technology at koala crossing locations to better monitor koala behavior and prevent vehicle fatalities. They hope AI can help save the marsupial from extinction. The researchers hope AI will be able to differentiate between individual koalas using road crossings, based on their faces and their movements Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers in Australia are experimenting with facial recognition technology to monitor koalas as part of conservation efforts. The team from Griffith Univ...

World News Quick Take Koalas tracked using AI Researchers have launched a koala “facial recognition” study that aims to better monitor the marsupials’ behavior. The team from Griffith University is attempting to use artificial intelligence (AI) to recognize individual furry mammals when they use wildlife road crossings in Queensland state. The underground pathways and bridges are installed at busy roads near koala habitats to offer them a safer route away from vehicles. “Now, with artificial intelligence developing very quickly over the past 10 years, the technology is powerful enough...

Australian researchers are launching a koala 'facial recognition' study that aims to better monitor the marsupials' behavior and ultimately aid in their conservation. The team from Griffith University is attempting to use artificial intelligence (AI) to recognize individual furry mammals when they use wildlife road crossings in Queensland state. Approximately 20 cameras will be placed at koala crossing locations in the Redland City Council area with 20 cameras by the end of July 2021.  These crossing locations are designed as underground pathways and bridges at busy roads near animal habita...

A team of Griffith University AI researchers will train cameras to use 'facial recognition' technology at koala crossing locations across South East...