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sensor that differ between human and animal

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i doing some research on my final year project.my title is 'automatic animal system detector'.i want to know if there any sensor that only can detect animal without detect human?
 

I wonder if it exists what is the name ?.On a serious note what kind of animals?
dogs ,bears,snakes ,mice, pigeons??.ants , butterflies,Pink elephants ,blue elephants ??

I'm seeing a lot of posts where people just open themes to make points .They don't seem to have any training .And waste time theirs and ours.
 

What is the difference between non-human (monkey) and human primates?
Detector can not differentiate ..

IanP
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i doing some research on my final year project.my title is 'automatic animal system detector'.i want to know if there any sensor that only can detect animal without detect human?
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It would depend a lot on the environment. In a hallway or out in the jungle?
"Video pattern recognition" might be a place to start.

Ken
 

Install switches under a juicy steak and a banana with a sign "poison", and hope all humans there can read. :D
 

Actually, you can do it by image processing. Image (video) taken through camera is processed and compared with known signature of animals (to be monitored).

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yes it is a good idea.
and image processing is a good method.
you can also use Infrared photography to omit non living things.
all the best.
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image processing..thank for helping.i will try to do some research about it..:)
 

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