Edge computing in wildlife behavior and ecology

Hui Yu, Guillermo J. Amador,Antoine Cribellier,Marcel Klaassen,Henrik J. de Knegt,Marc Naguib,Reindert Nijland,Lukasz Nowak,Herbert H. T. Prins,Lysanne Snijders, Chris Tyson,Florian T. Muijres

TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION（2024）

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Abstract

Modern sensor technologies increasingly enrich studies in wildlife behavior and ecology. However, constraints on weight, connectivity, energy and memory availability limit their implementation. With the advent of edge computing, there is increasing potential to mitigate these constraints, and drive major advancements in wildlife studies.

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