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The AI based surveillance mechanism set up by TN Forest Dept has started recording elephant movements on Railway tracks in pilot project mode in Madhukkarai at Coimbatore. The surveillance system has 12 towers fitted with both thermal and normal cameras, installed at strategic locations along the railway track for...

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AI-Powered weed control! 🌱 The LaserWeeder machine from Carbon Robotics has captured the imagination of American farmers. This technology uses AI system to identify weeds in crops and zap them with precision thermal bursts from lasers. Bit of facts about the cool robot: → The machine can remove weeds from over 40 crops and can also be used for thinning crops. → It can operate in virtually all weather conditions, with millimeter accuracy at all times, and can work through the night thanks to its built-in lighting system. → High-resolution cameras and computer machine learning enable it to distinguish weeds from crops in milliseconds. → The LaserWeeder can replace about 70 workers on farms where manual weeding is used, and can weed up to four acres per hour. What other applications can we expect to see in the future in farming applications? Btw. I believe farming robots are A HUGE THING in robotics! 🔥 ~~ ♻ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →

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Please help us do more of this 👇🏼👇🏼, if you can 🔴⚪ We completely appreciate that spare change isn't something which is in everyone's pockets at present, however if you can afford and would like to contribute to what we are trying to continue doing, we have set up a crowdfunding page ☝🏼 You can also contribute through the purchase of stickers/merchandise, which we sell through our website (link in bio) and on a matchday, either in El Rincon - The Spanish Bar, or in the ground 'by the drum'. Thank you, as ever, for your support. 🔴⚪👊🏼
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Please help us do more of this 👇🏼👇🏼, if you can 🔴⚪ We completely appreciate that spare change isn't something which is in everyone's pockets at present, however if you can afford and would like to contribute to what we are trying to continue doing, we have set up a crowdfunding page ☝🏼 You can also contribute through the purchase of stickers/merchandise, which we sell through our website (link in bio) and on a matchday, either in El Rincon - The Spanish Bar, or in the ground 'by the drum'. Thank you, as ever, for your support. 🔴⚪👊🏼

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Wildlife SOS

11,364 views • 4 months ago

It’s time for a change. A big one, in fact, as we’re embarking on the next chapter of our journey, focused on groundbreaking implementations of AI both in trading and on-chain. We’ve been building behind the scenes for a while, and now it’s time to reveal all-new products that go above and beyond our previous roadmap. To reflect this, we’re also revamping our brand identity and becoming Numerico. The token ticker $NWC and contract addresses will remain the same, but the name has been changed. We’re incredibly grateful for your support all these years as the NewsCrypto community, and we’re excited to have you with us at We are determined and ready to reshape the way we implement AI, with groundbreaking applications both in trading and on-chain. Exciting times ahead!
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It’s time for a change. A big one, in fact, as we’re embarking on the next chapter of our journey, focused on groundbreaking implementations of AI both in trading and on-chain. We’ve been building behind the scenes for a while, and now it’s time to reveal all-new products that go above and beyond our previous roadmap. To reflect this, we’re also revamping our brand identity and becoming Numerico. The token ticker $NWC and contract addresses will remain the same, but the name has been changed. We’re incredibly grateful for your support all these years as the NewsCrypto community, and we’re excited to have you with us at We are determined and ready to reshape the way we implement AI, with groundbreaking applications both in trading and on-chain. Exciting times ahead!

NumericoAI

71,227 views • 2 years ago

I live in Tahoe and can tell you Big Chem messed with the wrong community. Now that the recent Mother Jones article exposed the massive levels of glyphosate currently being sprayed on our forests by the US Forest Service and their plans to spray the Caldor Fire burn scar in the Lake Tahoe Basin, the fight is on. Kelly Ryerson Everyone can help! This is both urgent and a long game so stay tuned for evolving calls to action. This takes 10 minutes to call & tag: The US Forest Service plans to spray up to 75,000 Acres in the Lake Tahoe area with glyphosate, including campgrounds, trailheads and ski areas. They are doing so to purportedly accelerate wildfire recovery. The reality is that they are killing deciduous trees, native shrubs, flowering plants, and anything that competes with the commercially attractive conifer trees used by the timber industry. Additionally, the suggested benefits of spraying glyphosate for wildfire prevention can be achieved through other, non-chemical methods that don’t kill entire ecosystems. We need your help. Please call all of these offices and tell them why you do not want glyphosate sprayed. Leave a message if they don’t pick up. TRPA (775) 588-4547 Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit 530-543-2600 Tahoe National Forest 530-265-4531 (Option 0) Plumas National Forest 530-283-2050 Lassen National Forest 530-257-2151 Eldorado National Forest (530) 622-5061 A sample script: I am calling because I do not want glyphosate or any herbicide used in the forest. There are other ways to manage forest regrowth and fire prevention that do not involve carcinogenic chemicals that will contaminate the entire area and kill ecosystems. This plan to spray is unacceptable. Finally, please go and tag these accounts on X: Lake Tahoe USFS EldoradoNF USFS-Tahoe National Forest Lassen NF Plumas NF USDA Forest Service Dept. of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Instagram: @trpa_tahoe Secretary Brooke Rollins Dept. of Agriculture
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I live in Tahoe and can tell you Big Chem messed with the wrong community. Now that the recent Mother Jones article exposed the massive levels of glyphosate currently being sprayed on our forests by the US Forest Service and their plans to spray the Caldor Fire burn scar in the Lake Tahoe Basin, the fight is on. Kelly Ryerson Everyone can help! This is both urgent and a long game so stay tuned for evolving calls to action. This takes 10 minutes to call & tag: The US Forest Service plans to spray up to 75,000 Acres in the Lake Tahoe area with glyphosate, including campgrounds, trailheads and ski areas. They are doing so to purportedly accelerate wildfire recovery. The reality is that they are killing deciduous trees, native shrubs, flowering plants, and anything that competes with the commercially attractive conifer trees used by the timber industry. Additionally, the suggested benefits of spraying glyphosate for wildfire prevention can be achieved through other, non-chemical methods that don’t kill entire ecosystems. We need your help. Please call all of these offices and tell them why you do not want glyphosate sprayed. Leave a message if they don’t pick up. TRPA (775) 588-4547 Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit 530-543-2600 Tahoe National Forest 530-265-4531 (Option 0) Plumas National Forest 530-283-2050 Lassen National Forest 530-257-2151 Eldorado National Forest (530) 622-5061 A sample script: I am calling because I do not want glyphosate or any herbicide used in the forest. There are other ways to manage forest regrowth and fire prevention that do not involve carcinogenic chemicals that will contaminate the entire area and kill ecosystems. This plan to spray is unacceptable. Finally, please go and tag these accounts on X: Lake Tahoe USFS EldoradoNF USFS-Tahoe National Forest Lassen NF Plumas NF USDA Forest Service Dept. of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Instagram: @trpa_tahoe Secretary Brooke Rollins Dept. of Agriculture

Tara Thornton

296,250 views • 2 months ago