Multidisciplinary Bear Deterrent System

Human-bear interactions have become increasingly frequent in mountainous areas due to food scarcity in natural habitats. To prevent unpleasant encounters, this paper presents an autonomous multidisciplinary bear deterrent system (MBDS) developed for mountain highway areas. The system combines artifi...

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Published in:International Conference on System Theory, Control and Computing pp. 762 - 769
Main Authors: Cindea, Dumitru Ioan, Sasaran, Andrei Mihnea, Stefan, Iulia Adina
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 09.10.2025
Subjects:
Computer vision
Control systems
Dispersion
distributed systems
Habitats
human-bear interaction
IoT
Machine learning
mountain road
noninvasive
Prevention and mitigation
prevention system
Roads
Stress
Visualization
Wildlife
wildlife conservation
ISSN:2473-5698
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Summary:Human-bear interactions have become increasingly frequent in mountainous areas due to food scarcity in natural habitats. To prevent unpleasant encounters, this paper presents an autonomous multidisciplinary bear deterrent system (MBDS) developed for mountain highway areas. The system combines artificial intelligence detection techniques, remote observation, and remote access and positioning of cameras followed by distributed acoustic dispersion, an important part of this innovative system proposed due to its multiple integrated technologies. The problem of human-bear interactions in this tourist area requires a noninvasive approach that protects both people and wildlife. Using a central visual detection mechanism, the system identifies bear presence, and coordinately activates animal redirection without causing stress or aggressiveness.
ISSN:2473-5698
DOI:10.1109/ICSTCC66753.2025.11240431