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AI cameras watched birds around solar panels for 17,000 hours and recorded no collisions; scientists are now testing the system in 7 US states | - The Times of India
Solar farms are expanding across landscapes, but scientists still have questions about what happens to birds that live and move around these large arrays. Now, scientists and researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have developed an artificial intelligence-powered camera system that can continuously watch birds around solar panels and identify what they are doing.
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