Me and Yash Sondhi and @briannaljohns are putting on a free workshop at Georgia Tech Oct 28 +29!
We will show to how to build your own open source insect monitor and show you the hardware software and AI stuff!
Full details about the Mothbox: Home | Mothbox
Register here:
And if you bring your own parts, you can leave with an assembled mothbox!
Please share with anyone interested who can make it to Atlanta!
Interested, yes, but out of reach!
Why so far, lol, why 
xD
Upside (that is also the downside): Travel cost would only be worth 2.5-3x mothboxes. 
I’m sure you will find some folks closer by happy to join!
For the rest of us, may I ask if there will be some type of recording? Or maybe a video tutorial?
There’s full step by step guides all free all open on the mothbox site!
And constantly working on more!
Thanks for sharing the link!
Indeed, the documentation is quite elaborate and organized, well done!
The video tutorial is just as an idea, as you’ll be building some moth boxes with a beginners audience anyway during the workshop, maybe filming the key assembly steps could be easily done.
I think there isn’t quite anything as incentivizing as a step-by-step video tutorial. 
Hello. I find your project very interesting.
I am also doing a computer vision study that has to do with moths. I am working with people from the Yucatecan countryside, from Mayan-speaking communities, to solve the problem of a worm that eats their plants when they are small and they lose a lot of production.
I think your project is very good for trying to get a selective approach to the bugs that we want to combat. We are still documenting our project, but I hope to be able to share it with you soon.
Sounds cool!
