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Nonlethal camera‑AI system proposed for wolf deterrence; pilot data cited from Germany and Colorado
Summary
Wildlife Protection Solutions presented a camera + AI monitoring approach that can trigger remote deterrents and send secure alerts to ranchers; company says technology is modular and available free to practitioners via its nonprofit mission, but cautioned about placement, power and data governance.
Eric Schmidt, executive director of Wildlife Protection Solutions, told the Wolf Advisory Group that his nonprofit adapts camera networks and artificial‑intelligence back ends to detect target species and remotely trigger deterrent devices while sending secure alerts to stakeholders. "We specifically have a specialization in deploying remote cameras and connectivity to enable real time awareness," Schmidt said.
Schmidt outlined a system that pairs real‑time cameras, edge or cloud AI called WPS Watch, and remotely activated deterrents such as sirens, flashing lights, randomized loud sounds, scent dispensers and, in new trials, autonomous drones for hazing. He…
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