Re:Washington crews destroy first U.S. “murder hornet” nest
by dmix on Monday October 26, 2020 @03:44PM
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That's actually a very clever idea. I like that.
It would be an excellent grad CSS project. Identifying the Giant Wasps with 99.9% or whatever accuracy and deploying some defensive mechanism.
The problem like you said would be(e) infinitely expensive to deploy to all of the many thousands of randomly placed hives. But maybe useful for the industrial pollinator companies, which is a big thriving industry.
Anyway, I just like these sort of clever tech solutions.
There has to be plenty of solutions to this (major) problem we haven't thought of yet.
It would be an excellent grad CSS project. Identifying the Giant Wasps with 99.9% or whatever accuracy and deploying some defensive mechanism.
The problem like you said would be(e) infinitely expensive to deploy to all of the many thousands of randomly placed hives. But maybe useful for the industrial pollinator companies, which is a big thriving industry.
Anyway, I just like these sort of clever tech solutions.
There has to be plenty of solutions to this (major) problem we haven't thought of yet.