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AWN CropAI-SWD is a smart image analysis tool designed to assist researchers and growers in detecting Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) larvae in berry and stone fruit samples
AWN CropAI-SWD
by Washington State University
What is it about?
AWN CropAI-SWD is a smart image analysis tool designed to assist researchers and growers in detecting Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) larvae in berry and stone fruit samples. With AI-powered detection trained on extensive lab and field datasets, the app streamlines the traditionally slow and subjective process of manual larvae classification.
App Store Description
AWN CropAI-SWD is a smart image analysis tool designed to assist researchers and growers in detecting Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) larvae in berry and stone fruit samples. With AI-powered detection trained on extensive lab and field datasets, the app streamlines the traditionally slow and subjective process of manual larvae classification.
Key Features:
1. Capture or Upload Images of berry samples via your device's camera or gallery.
2. AI Detection of SWD Larvae, currently supporting 2nd (3.5–5 mm) and 3rd (>5 mm) instar stages.
3. Bounding Box Visualization for detected larvae: red for instar 3, green for instar 2.
4. Save and review results in the built-in history section.
5. Export detection data for sharing and research use.
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