Microsoft teamed up with a nonprofit using autonomous ‘interceptor’ boats to clean up the ocean and is helping it identify trash with machine learning

Oct 18, 2020

Microsoft teamed up with a nonprofit using autonomous ‘interceptor’ boats to clean up the ocean and is helping it identify trash with machine learning

Posted by Raphael Ramos in category: robotics/AI

Microsoft has autonomous boats for cleaning up the ocean. And it uses machine learning to identify trash. 😃 article.

Depending on the weather, current, and other factors a single interceptor can collect more than 11,000 pounds of debris in a day.

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