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2023-06-21 | Pledge Times
The song of the birds fades | The eavesdropping of birds in the world’s forests tells us that the winged have died down – songs are also recorded in Evo
Comparative testing showed that tuning according to the local soundscape improves the result. It is precisely in identifying Finnish birds that “Migratory Bird Spring” is more accurate than foreign applications, for example the widely used BirdNet, which is maintained by the American Cornell University and the German University of Chemnitz.
The song of the birds fades | The eavesdropping of birds in the world’s forests tells us that the winged have died down – songs are also recorded in Evo
Comparative testing showed that tuning according to the local soundscape improves the result. It is precisely in identifying Finnish birds that “Migratory Bird Spring” is more accurate than foreign applications, for example the widely used BirdNet, which is maintained by the American Cornell University and the German University of Chemnitz.
2021-03-19 | Pledge Times
Augmented humans: should we be able to improve our bodies thanks to technology?
The ability to repair the body using technology has long been celebrated, but the issue becomes more complex when it comes to enhancing humans beyond their natural state. Dr. Bertolt Meyer, professor аt Chemnitz University of Technology, sаid his prosthesis is even cаpаble of converting signаls thаt would usuаlly control the hаnd into signаls thаt а synthesiser cаn understаnd, аllowing him to effectively “creаte music with thoughts”.
