Solar fence monitoring system developed to prevent wildlife deaths in Erode
Researchers have developed a solar-powered monitoring system to detect illegal high-voltage connections to farm fences in Erode. The device aims to prevent the accidental electrocution of wildlife by distinguishing between safe solar pulses and unauthorized AC power.
Why it matters
This technology provides a practical solution to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and protect endangered species like elephants from illegal electrification.
The Forest Department, in collaboration with Bannari Amman Institute of Technology (BIT), have developed a solar fence monitoring system to detect illegal electrification of solar fences in Erode and prevent wildlife deaths.
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