Nature. Measured. Bioacoustics and Image Monitoring.
Actionable, auditable biodiversity data to bring key environmental indicators into focus.
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How it works
Four steps from sensor to dashboard
Working with sound recording and image capture, we can detect and identify thousands of species, across different taxonomic groups. We then provide you with high resolution biodiversity data, explorable in a clear, easy to use dashboard.
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Design your Survey
Come to us for bespoke advice and guidance on project and survey design, or with your plans ready baked.
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Deploy your sensors
Purchase or hire your recorders from us, or use devices you already own.
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Upload your recordings
Collect the SD cards, upload to our cloud based platform, and out AI model automatically provides species identification.
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View your detections
View, explore, and validate your data in the results Portal and Dashboard. Export your results for statistical analysis. Report and act on your auditable data.
End-to-end Service
From the first call to your first insight
01. Contact us and design your survey
Scoping call to pick taxa, sites and deployment window.
02. Create your projects in our software
Projects, devices and locations live in the dashboard from day one.
03. Deploy your sensor(s)
Self-install with our kit instructions, or hire with install support.
04. Upload your recordings
Upload the files to your project portal.
05. Automatic AI processing
Our models identify species and score every detection with a confidence value.
06. Filtering and validation
Location-based ecological filtering, with the ability to audit and validate identifications.
07. Explore, visualise and report your results
Dashboards and spreadsheet exports enable you to explore, report, and act on your data.
Taxa we work with
Monitor an individual taxa, or get a broader ecological insight by monitoring a combination of birds, bats, and nocturnal insects.
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Ready to see what's on your land?
Get in touch to design a survey, discuss pricing, or ask anything about passive AI-enabled biodiversity monitoring.
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