Wildlife monitoring
Reserves and estates want a record of what visits a habitat, and to be told promptly when a notable or protected species appears, without sifting hours of footage.




CAM · WILDLIFE MONITORING
STATE 1 / 4
On the camera1.1 J / hour
No alert — quiet habitat at dawn.
Nothing wakes. Only the nanopower domain and the PIR are drawing.
How the camera spots it
Wind-moved vegetation is cleared locally. Animals are escalated for identification; Gen AI logs common species as routine and raises an alert for notable sightings such as a mature stag, so rangers can act.
How you would set it up
- Wake
- PIR wakes the camera; radar confirms an animal-sized target
- Schedule
- Timed capture at dawn and dusk. Heartbeat every 24 hours. IR at night.
- On the camera
- Radar drops moving vegetation. Edge AI drops frames with no animal.
- Your criterion
Identify any animal in the frame to species where possible. Note if it is a deer, a bird of prey or a protected species.
Written in plain English. The model reads every escalated frame against it.- Alert rule
ai.notable_species · hold-off 30 min · no acknowledgement- Who is told
- Push to the ranger team; all sightings written to the species log by webhook.
- Evidence kept
- Every identified animal logged with species and time; routine sightings not alerted.
What you get
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Red deer stag · Meadow Cam
Mature red deer stag with full antlers standing in the open meadow, head raised. Logged to the species record.
AcknowledgeOpen camera
A readable account of what triggered it, with the frame attached. No feed to watch, no captures to trawl through.