AI ‘scarecrow’ has Himalayan elephants and monkeys in sight – InDaily
An electronics development platform invented in South Australia is being used to design an Artificial Intelligence scarecrow to stop wild animals such as elephants and monkeys from destroying crops in Bhutan.
Developed by Adelaide-based company eLabtronics, the runlinc platform allows programming to be done directly onto a microchip. This means it can be done remotely through a Wi-Fi connection, simplifying the creation of Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence applications.