To get some hard numbers on return rates, we have been marking moths, so that we can track their movement over the screen and estimate how often moths are counted multiple times by the AI. We did this by marking moths with paint so we can track their movements across pictures

This month, we have finished the LEPMON experiments for this year. In the LEPMON project we design and test an automated monitoring system for nocturnal insects using computer vision and AI.

Marking moths for #LEPMON. We're trying to find out how often moths are counted multiple times by the AI, so we first need to be sure we know how many there actually were.

#LEPMON on the road. I took the tram today to replace a broken trap. Was not worse than driving a car through the Leipzig rush hour at 30+ degrees

Today I was at the insektenaktionstag of the Naturkundemuseum Leipzig with Max to present the LEPMON trap and insectDetect to the general public. A great event with over 1000 visitors and great networking