IML among the winners of the $ 10 Million XPRIZE Rainforest contest 

The team includes researchers from DFKI’s Interactive Machine Learning department and the University of Oldenburg. Together, they developed drone, sensor, and analytical technologies to collect biodiversity data and generate insights about tropical rainforests, obtaining an outstanding third place.  The Brazilian Team is among the winners of the XPRIZE Rainforest competition Read more…

Semi-Supervised Learning With Local Prototype Networks

Detecting animal sounds is an essential aspect of scientific research and conservation efforts. It provides valuable insights into biodiversity, species behavior, and ecosystem health. Monitoring of terrestrial and marine wildlife is a way to decrease biodiversity loss and improve species conservation. To achieve this goal passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) is Read more…