AIMC Topic: Snakes

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Smart IoT-based snake trapping device for automated snake capture and identification.

Environmental monitoring and assessment Feb 10, 2025
The threat of snakebites to public health, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions, requires effective mitigation strategies to avoid human-snake interactions. With the development of an IoT-based smart snake-trapping device, an innovative n...
Artificial Intelligence Algorithms Neural Networks, Computer Internet of Things Snakes Snake Bites Animals Environmental Monitoring
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A Pneumatic Flexible Linear Actuator Inspired by Snake Swallowing.

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) Sep 12, 2024
Soft robots spark a revolution in human-machine interaction. However, developing high-performance soft actuators remains challenging due to trade-offs among output force, driving distance, control precision, safety, and compliance. Here, addressing t...
Snakes Robotics Equipment Design Biomimetics Deglutition Humans Animals
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Image Fusion Method Based on Snake Visual Imaging Mechanism and PCNN.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) May 12, 2024
The process of image fusion is the process of enriching an image and improving the image's quality, so as to facilitate the subsequent image processing and analysis. With the increasing importance of image fusion technology, the fusion of infrared an...
Infrared Rays Snakes Deep Learning Image Processing, Computer-Assisted Neural Networks, Computer Algorithms Animals
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An efficient densenet-based deep learning model for Big-4 snake species classification.

Toxicon : official journal of the International Society on Toxinology May 1, 2024
Snakebite poses a significant health threat in numerous tropical and subtropical nations, with around 5.4 million cases reported annually, which results in 1.8-2.7 million instances of envenomation, underscoring its critical impact on public health. ...
Animals Deep Learning India Humans Algorithms Snakes Snake Bites
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Mechanical intelligence simplifies control in terrestrial limbless locomotion.

Science robotics Dec 20, 2023
Limbless locomotors, from microscopic worms to macroscopic snakes, traverse complex, heterogeneous natural environments typically using undulatory body wave propagation. Theoretical and robophysical models typically emphasize body kinematics and acti...
Snakes Locomotion Caenorhabditis elegans Animals Robotics Biomechanical Phenomena
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A U-snake based deep learning network for right ventricle segmentation.

Medical physics Mar 30, 2022
PURPOSE: Ventricular segmentation is of great importance for the heart condition monitoring. However, manual segmentation is time-consuming, cumbersome, and subjective. Many segmentation methods perform poorly due to the complex structure and uncerta...
Deep Learning Image Processing, Computer-Assisted Snakes Heart Ventricles Humans Animals
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A comparative study on image-based snake identification using machine learning.

Scientific reports Sep 27, 2021
Automated snake image identification is important from different points of view, most importantly, snake bite management. Auto-identification of snake images might help the avoidance of venomous snakes and also providing better treatment for patients...
Parks, Recreational Iran Datasets as Topic Pattern Recognition, Automated Image Processing, Computer-Assisted Support Vector Machine Humans Snakes Animals Snake Bites
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Generation of propulsive force via vertical undulations in snakes.

The Journal of experimental biology Jul 6, 2021
Lateral undulation is the most widespread mode of terrestrial vertebrate limbless locomotion, in which posteriorly propagating horizontal waves press against environmental asperities (e.g. grass, rocks) and generate propulsive reaction forces. We hyp...
Biomechanical Phenomena Robotics Animals Locomotion Ecosystem Snakes
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Looking for Mimicry in a Snake Assemblage Using Deep Learning.

The American naturalist May 27, 2020
Batesian mimicry is a canonical example of evolution by natural selection, popularized by highly colorful species resembling unrelated models with astonishing precision. However, Batesian mimicry could also occur in inconspicuous species and rely on ...
Zoology Snakes Biological Mimicry Deep Learning Europe Animals
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Soft Rod-Climbing Robot Inspired by Winding Locomotion of Snake.

Soft robotics Jan 24, 2020
Soft climbing robots have attracted much attention of researchers for their potential applications on the wall or inside the tube. However, making a soft robot climb on the outer surface of a rod or tube by agile and efficient motion has long been a ...
Snakes Motion Animals Locomotion Robotics
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