Dubai deploys AI-powered feeder to monitor and manage wildlife
UAE smart feeder processes 15 million images to monitor wildlife feeding A UAE-developed smart wildlife feeder is using artificial intelligence to identify animals, monitor their numbers and consumption, and automatically adjust feed quantities based on real-time data. Operators can remotely manage multiple units and receive alerts when feeders require replenishment or when people or vehicles are detected near operating sites.
Developed by Dub Dev Technology, the “Mghzlan Smart Feeder” combines computer vision, Internet of Things technology and solar power, allowing wildlife feeding and monitoring operations to be managed remotely.
The company has also developed a version for feeding birds, while its computer vision technology can identify other wildlife, including Arabian oryx, antelopes and rabbits.
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