Putting technology to work for wildlife conservation

We equip frontline conservation teams with robotics, sensing, and AI to better observe, understand, and protect the natural world.

Observe the Natural World

Persistent monitoring of wildlife and changing landscapes.

Understand with AI

Making sense of complex ecological data with multimodal AI.

Enable Conservation Action

Early warnings and practical tools that support decisions in the field.

Built with the community

Open-source systems developed with and for frontline conservation teams

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Stories from the field

When Elephants and Communities Share a Landscape

600+

Humans and

100+

Elephants die each year in India

Alongside our conservation partners in central and eastern India, we've set out to explore whether thermal drones and intelligent sensing could provide communities with earlier, actionable warnings.

Configure the platform to your needs, scaling seamlessly from individual tasks to full team operations.

Habitat Surveys

We are conducting aerial surveys of the Chandil–Dalma landscape, documenting interface between forest patches and agricultural fields to understand elephant movement corridors

Community Outreach

Working alongside WNE India, we're learning from local communities and field teams about elephant movements, crop damage, encounters near homes, and the challenges of protecting both people and wildlife in a shared landscape

Thermal Drone Tracking

We're testing thermal-equipped drones to locate and track elephant herds after dark and are evaluating how aerial observations could help field teams monitor elephants and provide earlier warnings to nearby communities.

Habitat Surveys

We are conducting aerial surveys of the Chandil–Dalma landscape, documenting interface between forest patches and agricultural fields to understand elephant movement corridors

Community Outreach

Working alongside WNE India, we're learning from local communities and field teams about elephant movements, crop damage, encounters near homes, and the challenges of protecting both people and wildlife in a shared landscape

Thermal Drone Tracking

We're testing thermal-equipped drones to locate and track elephant herds after dark and are evaluating how aerial observations could help field teams monitor elephants and provide earlier warnings to nearby communities.

Other pilots underway

Carnivore Habitat Monitoring & Analysis

Camera-trap analysis for wolves and striped hyenas.

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AI camera traps for early warning

Low-cost edge-AI cameras and alerts for elephant movement

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Farmland Biodiversity and Human Animal Conflict

Multimodal sensing for wildlife in working agricultural landscapes.

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