Technology type

Animal borne imaging

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Overview

Animal borne imaging employs miniature cameras or sensors attached to wildlife, allowing researchers to observe the world from the animal's perspective. This technology provides valuable insights into animal behaviors, habitats, and interactions, contributing to a deeper understanding of their ecology.

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    Crittercam

    Carried by wild, free-ranging animals, Tracking Crittercam gathers video that provides highly detailed information on behavior that other instruments or human observers cannot provide.

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    LILA BC

    LILA BC is a repository for data sets related to biology and conservation, intended as a resource for both machine learning (ML) researchers and those that want to harness ML for biology and conservation.

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Events

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Catch up with The Variety Hour: April 2023

4:00 pm ~ 5:00 pm Europe/London

Catch up on our April Variety Hour show to learn more about new spin off BiodAIverse, research from GSMA and REDAA into the role digital solutions can play in improving natural resource management, focusing particularly...

R&D

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Organisations

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  • Lotek

    Lotek is a design and manufacture of fish and wildlife monitoring systems. Providing a large number of biologgers across many different species and study goals.

  • Biologging Solutions Inc

    Biologging Solutions Inc. develops electronic data logging tags to monitor the behaviour and movement of aquatic animals.

  • National Geographic Society

    For more than 130 years, the National Geographic Society has funded the best and brightest individuals dedicated to scientific discovery and understanding of our world.