The invention provides an endangered
animal monitoring method based on a multi-mode floating gate type photoelectric
synapse transistor, realizes multi-mode fusion of images (optical signals) and sounds (electric signals) by utilizing the light absorption capability of
quantum dots and the high carrier mobility of a two-dimensional channel material, and belongs to the technical field of sensing, storage and calculation integration and endangered
animal identification and monitoring. According to the method, a photoelectric
synapse device is used as a reservoir, and input
time sequence signals are respectively applied to a multi-mode fused photoelectric
synapse transistor in the form of light and electric pulse. And along with the co-stimulation of light and electric pulse, the change response of source-
drain current is generated, and the fusion
processing of the multi-mode
signal is realized. By adopting the method, a human multi-sensory fusion
signal processing mode is successfully simulated, and accurate recognition under complex and changeable conditions can be realized by utilizing a mode of
complementation of visual signals and auditory signals. Under an
extreme environment or a high
noise condition, edge
processing and identification can be carried out on pictures and sounds of endangered animals, and a high-accuracy monitoring result can be obtained without a large amount of data return, so that the
energy consumption is reduced and the monitoring efficiency is enhanced.