The Big Cat Classifier

Discover the wild in a new way with the Big Cat Classifier! Transform your phone into a pocket-sized big cat expert that identifies the five big cats in real time. Snap pictures from a safe distance and scout out majestic lions, elusive tigers, stunning leopards, powerful jaguars, and the swift cheetahs with ease. The wild is now in your hands! Welcome to the Big Cat Classifier, your personal wildlife guide to the world's most majestic predators. This app is a powerful tool for anyone with a fascination for big cats, wildlife photographers, safari-goers, or just for those curious about the animal kingdom. With our machine learning technology, the Big Cat Classifier is capable of identifying the five biggest and most dangerous cats in the wild - Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Jaguars, and Cheetahs. FEATURES: Real-time Recognition: The Big Cat Classifier recognizes and identifies big cats in real-time through your camera. It's like having a trained wildlife expert in your pocket! Safe Distance Scouting: The app allows users to spot and identify big cats from a safe distance, an ideal tool for your next safari or outdoor adventure. Interactive Camera Interface: The Big Cat Classifier uses green bounding boxes and labels in the camera interface to point out the identified big cat, making it easier to scout them out. Capture and Save: Not only does the app identify big cats, but it also allows you to capture and save these wonderful encounters directly to your device. The Big Cat Classifier uses advanced machine learning techniques to deliver accurate identification, making it an essential tool for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and adventurers. Join us now, and explore the wild like never before! Note: The Big Cat Classifier is designed to operate safely and responsibly. Always respect local regulations and guidelines when observing wildlife. Embrace your curiosity and download the Big Cat Classifier today - the wild is waiting for you! Our current model is ever expanding, stay tuned with updated identification and accuracy of our model!