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A broken discussion thread ?
Kim Hendrikse
Just want to point out, that there appears to be a discussion thread here that fails to render. It just hangs.It's the one called "Detecting animals' heading and body orientation...
2 April 2025
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Last night I connected my SBTS local AI, thermal-enabled smart camera to a battery and placed it outside overlooking a field. I hoped to get some video of deer, which I've seen...
16 March 2025
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Rat story
Kim Hendrikse
A video speak a thousand words. I thought I’d share some fun observing the local wildlife in the back yard in thermal.
13 January 2025
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What the mice get up to at night
Kim Hendrikse
Last night I set up the following rig to see if there were any mice in the kitchen at night. It consists of my StalkedByTheState smart camera trap system and a 640x512 resolution...
6 January 2025
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Pytorch Wildlife v5 detection in thermal
Kim Hendrikse
Hope everyone had a nice Christmas. I'd like to share my experiment with Pytorch Wildlife V5 and a high res (640x512) thermal core, connected to a Raspberry Pi 5. The thermal...
28 December 2024
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Solar powered Rasyberry Pi 5
Kim Hendrikse
Hi,I would like to run a Raspberry Pi 5 off a battery in a mode where it will boot up and run for just 1 1/2 minutes every hour (To take some snapshots).Does anyone have any...
19 December 2024
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Christmas wish list
Kim Hendrikse
If anyone has something like this on their Christmas wish list let me know. It's my new camera product, a Raspberry Pi 5 running in secure boot mode with an encrypted nvme...
16 December 2024
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Recommended lora receiver capable microcontrollers
Kim Hendrikse
If one wanted to build a microcontroller for receiving lora packets to go hand in hand with a lora point to point transmitter does anyone have any they can recommend?Any for the...
28 November 2024
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What AI object detectors really see
Kim Hendrikse
After processing millions of images and examing countless false positives a number of these provide interesting insights as to what computer vision is really learning. The...
31 October 2024
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State of the art thermal imaging core and the zoo
Kim Hendrikse
First of all I would like to extend my thanks and gratitude to Minke Geense from Gaiazoo, Limburg, The Netherlands for making this test possible.I recently obtained a couple of...
28 October 2024
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Illegal logging - chainsaws versus trucks
Kim Hendrikse
I've noticed that in the pursuit of detecting illegal logging the subject of acoustic detection of chainsaws comes up a lot. But in every case of illegal logging the trees will...
15 October 2024
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AI triggered camera trap - monkeys
Kim Hendrikse
I'd like to share the first monkeys captured by AI from far away in Lajuma research center. In co-operation with Nico Lubcker, the curator at Lajuma Research center South Africa....
13 October 2024
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A range of tiny, low-power state of the art thermal cameras with flexible manufacturer support. 1280x1024, 640x512, 384x288x 256x192. Integrates with our AI camera traps.
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