2 results about "Forelimb" patented technology

This application relates to a capture and disposal device for crown-of-thorns starfish, comprising a body structure, a nighttime identification device, a chemical injection device, a suction and crushing device, and a battery. The body structure includes a torso, a head, two forelimbs, and two hindlimbs connected by joints; an equipment compartment and a watertight cover are located on the back of the torso; the chemical injection device includes a storage tank, a metering chamber, a needle, a liquid guide tube, and a drive unit, with the storage tank, metering chamber, and drive unit located within the equipment compartment; the metering chamber has an inlet check valve and an outlet check valve at its end, the inlet check valve being connected to the storage tank via the liquid guide tube, and the outlet check valve being connected to the needle via the liquid guide tube; the suction and crushing device includes a processing chamber and a crushing impeller, with the crushing impeller disposed within the processing chamber. This application uses the chemical injection device to inject targeted chemical agents into the crown-of-thorns starfish; the suction and crushing device crushes the crown-of-thorns starfish and discharges it from its tail.

This makes it easier to determine the fetal position of a fetus within the mother cow's womb. [Solution] The information processing device (1) includes an acquisition unit (101) that acquires images of the ends of the limbs of a fetus at the beginning of delivery, an estimation unit (102) that inputs the images acquired by the acquisition unit (101) into a learning model that has been trained using learning limb images, which are images showing the forelimbs and hindlimbs of at least one individual of a fetus after the beginning of delivery and a newborn calf within 5 days after delivery, to estimate whether the captured limb ends belong to the forelimbs or hindlimbs, and an output unit (103) that outputs the estimation result from the estimation unit (102).