WoodGuard: AI-Driven Acoustic Micro-Sensor Network for Baltic Shipwreck Preservation
Cultural Preservation • Europe • Difficulté: Difficile • Capital de départ: Plus de 250 000 € • Délai avant revenus: 6 mois
WoodGuard addresses the critical preservation crisis facing Baltic Sea coastal heritage sites, where historic wooden shipwrecks face accelerated decay due to rising salinity and microplastic infiltration. Current monitoring relies heavily on manual diver inspections, creating a significant gap betwe…
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- A macro shot of the 10x10x5 cm sensor node's biodegradable casing, showing its t… (Picture)
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- A side-by-side comparison of a decaying wooden shipwreck plank showing microplas… (Picture)
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