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Description:	The Cacophony Project is a small, open-source, non-profit with a gigantic vision. We aim to save New Zealand's native birds which are under threat from introduced predators such as possums, stoats, and rats. In the last couple of years we have been busy developing digital solutions to monitor native bird populations and eliminate their introduced predators. These solutions promise to be several magnitudes more effective than traditional approaches that are in use today. During our talk you will get to see and touch our thermal cameras and the machine learning model that we use to automatically identify animals. We will also talk about our latest developments such as using audio based lures and our software controlled trap replacements. As part our session we will also be discussing how we make open source for work us, as our project is not your average open source project. This is due to our compelling but expansive vision, the start up phase we are in, and that our work spans software, hardware and science. Come and see what a handful of people have been able to achieve with the help of our dedicated open source community! markdown
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