El Departamento Forestal del estado indio de Tamil Nadu instaló un sistema de alerta temprana impulsado por inteligencia artificial para proteger a los elefantes que cruzan las vías del tren en Madukkarai, Coimbatore. Después de que se instaló el sistema, en noviembre de 2023, se registraron aproximadamente 6.500 cruces seguros. 🙏🙌 Una red de 12 torres y 24 cámaras monitoreadas por 25 miembros del personal forestal las 24hs del día no registró muertes de estos animales desde su instalación. Ce

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A video shared by the Tamil Nadu forest department shows footage from an AI-based surveillance system that helps prevent elephant deaths on railway tracks. The system, installed along a track in Madukkarai, consists of 12 towers, each equipped with AI cameras capable of thermal and visible light imaging, along with live viewing. This has facilitated more than 6,500 safe crossings and there have been no elephant deaths since November 2023 along those tracks, the state’s forest department said in

In a recent heartwarming success, the Tamil Nadu Forest Department rescued a lost baby elephant in the Anamalai Tiger Reserve of the state. Utilizing drones and skilled forest watchers, they located the herd and safely reunited the calf with her mother. Now, we see images of the baby not leaving her mother’s side even for a second. That’s a testament to a mother’s love. Kudos to the forest heroes who made this possible. The videos are courtesy of Supriya Sahu @supriyasahuias | Give