IoT Pest Capture Monitoring and Notification IoT Sensor (Magnet Sensor)

The "Bird and Animal Control and Game Utilization Exhibition 2022" will be held from October 26 (Wednesday) to 28 (Friday) at the Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall. There are significant issues such as crop damage caused by wild birds and animals, a decrease in the number of people involved in animal capture, and an aging population. This exhibition gathers information related to measures against crop damage from wild birds and animals, capture technology, and the utilization of game after capture, utilizing ICT and drones, as well as intrusion prevention fences and cameras. Our company will showcase products including the "Camera-equipped IoT Pest Monitoring and Notification Sensor & AI-equipped Dashboard System" and "IoT Pest Capture Monitoring and Notification Sensor." We intend to listen to the opinions of those involved with wild birds and animals to improve our future products. Bird and Animal Control and Game Utilization Exhibition 2022 https://jma-agro.com/gm/ Exhibition Booth: Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall W1-J16

Nantan City, located in the central part of Kyoto Prefecture, is a municipality covering an area of 616.40 square kilometers (13.4 percent of Kyoto Prefecture) and borders Fukui Prefecture and Shiga Prefecture to the north, Hyogo Prefecture and Osaka Prefecture to the south, Ayabe City and Kyotanba Town to the west, and Kyoto City and Kameoka City to the east. To minimize damage to agricultural and forestry crops caused by wild birds and animals, Nantan City conducts harmful wildlife control throughout the year through the Nantan City Hunting Association's capture team. With the cooperation of the Miyama Branch, we have installed a new wildlife capture monitoring sensor on a drum-type trap for bears for demonstration purposes. This year, there have been more bear sightings than usual, and we have heard that Nantan City is urging residents to be cautious. It is said that bear activity will become more active as we approach late December when they enter hibernation. By utilizing the new wildlife capture monitoring sensor, we aim to enable efficient capture operations by sending simultaneous notifications to multiple individuals at the time of capture, and above all, we hope to contribute to the safety and security of those involved in the capture. We are committed to making further efforts to assist Nantan City in its wildlife measures, using this opportunity as a catalyst.

The 8th National Wildlife Damage Countermeasure Summit (scheduled to be held on February 17, 2021) has been canceled due to the need to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, and it has been changed to a video presentation format. The video is available on the official YouTube channel of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (maffchannel), and under the theme "Effective wildlife damage countermeasures come from collaboration and sharing - Considering the future of sustainable rural areas," we have posted a video titled "Introduction of a pest detection and capture monitoring system utilizing IoT communication protocols" (see URL below). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x8gPsRwkWU&list=PLMvvhD9xvwfmA9FZsBoJ_PwkMyXeC3Ryo&index=25

On October 17, 2020, the support decision for the "Comprehensive Support Project for Demonstration Experiments" in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, was made for the demonstration of "Pest control measures based on data from IoT-enabled wild boar detection sensors and dashboard systems." The demonstration period is from January 24, 2021 (Sunday) to March 31, 2021 (Wednesday). In the area around Mount Zao, damage to agricultural products caused by wild boars, as well as human and traffic-related incidents affecting local residents, has been increasing. The deployment rate of capture teams has more than doubled compared to last year, and there is a reality of a decrease in those engaged in pest control due to the aging of the population. This demonstration experiment aims to improve the efficiency of capture results traditionally generated by human activities by utilizing data obtained through IoT solutions, with the goal of increasing both the number and rate of captures. The infrared sensors installed at eight locations around Mount Zao detect wild animals such as wild boars and record data including date, time, location, weather, and temperature. Additionally, information from residents and hunting associations regarding sightings will be aggregated to visualize the accumulated wild boar sighting information, leading to more effective captures.