Our Projects
Lake District Monitoring
This is one of our first deployments in the Lake District National Park. The device runs 24/7 just outside Kendal, capturing and identifying bird species. It is a wired system that not only monitors and records data but also hosts a local live website showing the latest detections.
You can read more about this project here.
BirdNET in Action
We use the latest open-source AI software to analyse audio and identify bird species. The data becomes available in realtime to view and verify.
The interface shows live detections, audio playback of recordings, and detailed spectrograms. You can see a daily summary of all detections and browse historic data. After analysis, data is stored on the device and regularly backed up for long-term use.
Data is automatically saved on the device post-analysis and regularly backed up for long-term storage.
Off-Grid Monitoring
Every habitat is unique, and some require a different approach. We are currently conducting baseline analysis in a remote location without power or connectivity.
The solution involves deploying ultra-low-power Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) devices to monitor the diversity for weeks at a time, then conducting post-processing. Once retrieved, the device audio is processed using machine learning models to generate a full record of species detected.
