Thousands of animals move through the mist unseen. We make them visible.
AI camera traps that detect, identify and report wildlife, even in the dark.
Configure devices over Bluetooth and receive alerts wherever you are.
See which devices are healthy, where the animals are and every image they captured.
Survey from the air with the same platform that watches the ground.
Wildlife intelligence for parks, reserves and conservancies worldwide.
Smart cameras detect on the device, the app sets them up in the field, and the cloud dashboard turns every detection into something a ranger or researcher can act on.
Solar-powered camera trap with on-device AI, night vision and GSM / LoRa transmission.
$500 / unitSet up devices over Bluetooth, manage models, and get instant alerts in the field.
Included freeLive telemetry, detection logs and fleet health for networks of any size.
Free to startRecognized for innovation in conservation technology, and tested in real parks.
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ICTC · Peru 2026
We were invited to demonstrate our work in two sessions:
We demonstrated hardware including RPi5, Grove Vision AI v2 and STM32 N6, showing real-time model performance on the edge and their varying power efficiencies for field deployment.

Bias: endangering species and model performance
Camera traps across Africa generate millions of images, but up to 75% are false triggers, and the species most critical to conservation are the ones current AI models fail to detect. Tools like SpeciesNet perform well on common animals yet miss the majority of leopards, pangolins and other vulnerable species.
Our project integrates IUCN threat metadata, strengthens representations of rare species through taxonomic and few-shot fine-tuning, and builds uncertainty-aware models that flag doubtful cases for ranger review.



Field testing & impact
In this milestone deployment we installed and calibrated a customized grid of camera traps across key sectors of Nairobi National Park.
The deployment stress-tested our edge models in diverse field conditions, giving us hard data on power management and data transmission, and contributing to local wildlife monitoring.
Elevate AI Challenge winners
Following our win at the Elevate AI Challenge 2024, the team was invited to showcase our camera trap innovation at Evi4Dev 2025.
The event let us demonstrate our edge-to-cloud wildlife monitoring ecosystem to global development leaders, and show how integrated hardware and software set new standards for biodiversity tracking and anti-poaching across Africa.
Join the mission
Whether you are a conservation organization, a technology provider or a research institution, we are looking for partners to amplify our impact.




