Kate Sutter

Kate Sutter

Jun 22, 2023

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Project update

We were funded back in 2021, and since then, lots has happened. New jobs, new cities and, new adventures. With all these changes came an adjustment of priorities, and the manta project was put on pause.

The camera rig is set. The AI is coded. We were hoping to get funding to go test this in the field but have not had time to apply for grants.

That being said, we were approached by a team from Conservation International who is interested in taking over and testing the technology out at their field sites. Further discussions are set for later this year...

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About This Project

This project combines AI, high-resolution cameras, and existing manta behavior research to test a program that will provide real-time individual identification and optimize underwater data collection. The results of this experiment will help us better understand manta behavior in real-time and enhance the tools and methods that are available for marine research. Because manta rays exhibit predictable movements and site affinity, individuals can be instantaneously identified and monitored.

Blast off!

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