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====== CrowBox Overview Doc ====== | ====== CrowBox Overview Doc ====== | ||
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So you want to build a crowbox and try your hand at training wild corvids? You're in the right place. Here are the steps you'll need to follow to get up and running: | So you want to build a crowbox and try your hand at training wild corvids? You're in the right place. Here are the steps you'll need to follow to get up and running: | ||
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A special note on cameras: right now the crowbox software contains code stubs to control cameras, but integrated cameras are not supported as part of our initial release. If you want to record video / photos of corvids using your box (and we totally encourage you to do so!) we’ve tested the following as standalone solutions: | A special note on cameras: right now the crowbox software contains code stubs to control cameras, but integrated cameras are not supported as part of our initial release. If you want to record video / photos of corvids using your box (and we totally encourage you to do so!) we’ve tested the following as standalone solutions: | ||
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===== 4. Assemble hardware and configure software ===== | ===== 4. Assemble hardware and configure software ===== | ||
- | We’ve got a complete hardware assembly | + | We’ve got a complete hardware assembly guide [[https:// |
Once you’ve got your hardware put together, configure the software and set it up for your first phase of training. More on that in our [[kit: | Once you’ve got your hardware put together, configure the software and set it up for your first phase of training. More on that in our [[kit: | ||
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We’ve built what we hope is a rugged, relatively approachable design to interacting with corvids using nuts and coins. But the hard work is really yet to be done - working with the corvids and the box to figure out how to get them to use it in it’s final format: fetching their own coins for peanuts. | We’ve built what we hope is a rugged, relatively approachable design to interacting with corvids using nuts and coins. But the hard work is really yet to be done - working with the corvids and the box to figure out how to get them to use it in it’s final format: fetching their own coins for peanuts. | ||
- | To that end, the more carefully you document your results (including # of cycles per phase, length of time in each phase, number of corvids using the box in your location, the weather, notes on the environment, | + | To that end, the more carefully you document your results (including # of cycles per phase, length of time in each phase, number of corvids using the box in your location, the weather, notes on the environment, |
(Note that another feature not yet included is a cloud-based data logger to automate data collection and facilitate sharing. More on future features we’d like to include [[kit: | (Note that another feature not yet included is a cloud-based data logger to automate data collection and facilitate sharing. More on future features we’d like to include [[kit: |
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