Our Crowmunication project has recently been showcased in a high school geography textbook as a prime example of cutting-edge research and development in the realm of technology for animal coexistence. This pioneering initiative utilizes advanced information technology to foster interaction between humans and animals, specifically in the context of crow populations.
The Crowmunication project was highlighted in the "Lights and Shadows of the Advanced Information Society" column, a section of the textbook dedicated to exploring the potential benefits and drawbacks of the rapidly evolving field of information technology. As an animal-computer interaction endeavor, Crowmunication employs the latest Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, seamlessly integrated into a drone system that facilitates real-time communication with crows.
By leveraging this innovative technology, Crowmunication aims to bridge the gap between humans and crows, ultimately leading to greater understanding and coexistence. The project's inclusion in the high school textbook serves as a testament to its significance and potential impact on the scientific community and beyond.