Redland, QLD collaborates with Griffith University on facial recognition program for koalas

Redland, QLD Griffith University Koala Face Recognition

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The two-year pilot evaluates how koalas navigate road crossings and other public areas. Twenty cameras and sensors capture koala movements near Coolnwynpin Creek and Eprapah Creek. An AI-powered facial recognition system processes footage for individual koala identification and tracking. Redland encourages residents to scan a council-hosted QR code and submit their reports of koala sightings for the project database.

Parks and Recreation Artificial Intelligence (AI)Facial Recognition Pilot / POC

Redland, QLD

City in Queensland

Australia

Newsworthy

Council partners with Griffith University for koala facial recognition project | Redland City Council News

Study to train AI for koala ‘face recognition’ at crossings – Griffith News

Researchers work with community and environmental groups for hi-tech study into koala crossing use.

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