AI Driven Rat Detection for Warehouse

The project’s goal is to create a system for controlling insect activity and monitoring of warehouses in sizable grain storage facilities. The idea behind the system uses neural networks, deep learning algorithms, and imagery processing methods to identify, monitor, track, and notify users of the activity of pests, notably rats, in real-time. By using algorithms that use deep learning for real-time object recognition and authentication, rats may be accurately identified. In addition, the sensors augment optical detection by using non-visual methods to detect motion and activity, providing full surveillance regardless of regions that are completely concealed. The system’s network of carefully positioned imaging devices and sensors allows for constant, continuous surveillance of the warehouse ambiance. The system activates and displays an indication once it recognises a rat, and it logs the precise time and place of the event. To ensure prompt action and response, warehouse administrators get updates in real time via email, SMS, or a mobile app. Through the application of artificial intelligence (AI), this initiative seeks to improve the security of food, reduce monetary damage, and revolutionize pest control at storage facilities for grain.

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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/esci63694.2025.10987977
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Abstract

The project’s goal is to create a system for controlling insect activity and monitoring of warehouses in sizable grain storage facilities. The idea behind the system uses neural networks, deep learning algorithms, and imagery processing methods to identify, monitor, track, and notify users of the activity of pests, notably rats, in real-time. By using algorithms that use deep learning for real-time object recognition and authentication, rats may be accurately identified. In addition, the sensors augment optical detection by using non-visual methods to detect motion and activity, providing full surveillance regardless of regions that are completely concealed. The system’s network of carefully positioned imaging devices and sensors allows for constant, continuous surveillance of the warehouse ambiance. The system activates and displays an indication once it recognises a rat, and it logs the precise time and place of the event. To ensure prompt action and response, warehouse administrators get updates in real time via email, SMS, or a mobile app. Through the application of artificial intelligence (AI), this initiative seeks to improve the security of food, reduce monetary damage, and revolutionize pest control at storage facilities for grain.

Bharat Electronics (India) (IN)
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