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Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a powerful ally in the study and conservation of biodiversity. This is the idea that AIR Institute is working with in the IA4Birds project, taking into account previous studies such as the one carried out by a team of researchers from Daffodil International University in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The AIR Institute held a second training session on Friday 9 February on the use of information technologies and agile development. It was a free event aimed at students and professionals from different fields interested in learning about the integration of popular solutions such as GitHub and Jira.

Initiatives that drive sustainability aim to balance environmental protection, economic development and social well-being, ensuring that natural resources and biological systems remain healthy and are used responsibly to ensure a viable future for all. These pillars have driven the SOIL Startup project.

The Jetson AGX ORIN is the module chosen for the electrical panel of the project's bird detection tool, funded by Fundación Biodiversidad.

The work carried out by the six member entities, including AIR Institute, resulted in the recognition of the Digital Maturity and Digital Skills assessment last November and December.