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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Entomology: An Aid to Publishing, Research, and Teaching

High-tech automated insect detection flight sensors by FarmSense: How to transform your research and insect management decisions

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

11:45 AM – 12:05 PM MST

Location: Phoenix Convention Center, 121 C, PCC

Presenting Author(s)

TE

Tracy Ellis, Ph.D.

FarmSense, Inc.
Riverside, California

Co-Author(s)

EK

Eamonn Keogh, Ph.D.

Co-Founder, CSO, FarmSense; Professor
University of California, California
SS

Shailendra Singh

FarmSense, Inc.
Riverside, California
LH

Leslie Hickle

FarmSense, Inc.
Yuma, Arizona
CK

Cliff Kitayama, Ph.D.

VP Field R&D
FarmSense, Inc.
Riverside, California
JR

John Randazzo

Data Analyst
FarmSense, Inc., California
SN

Shahab Nikkhoo

Embedded System Engineer
FarmSense, Inc., California
ST

Stefano Tata

Full Stack Developer
FarmSense, Inc., California

Recent advances in both sensor technology and machine learning can provide actionable real-time information by luring insect pests to baited sensors, and then digitally counting and classifying them. This enables entomologists and pest managers conducting flying insect monitoring to build accurate single or multi-species insect developmental models. By integrating these models with numerous environmental factors and current economic crop value they can vastly improve the effectiveness of pest suppression decision making.