Making biodiversity measurable
What actually lives in an area?
Not based on policy or assumptions, but on what is actually there.
Eco-moni makes biodiversity measurable: continuously, objectively, and scalably. With smart sensors in the field that automatically read, analyze, and interpret observations. This way, fieldwork isn't replaced, but enhanced.
With more and better data, continuous measurement, rapidly scalable and self-thinking.
From observation to reliable data
Knowing what's going on requires good observations and data you can trust.
Fieldwork takes time and people. It's intensive work and relies on recruitment and training every year. Meanwhile, life in the area continues as usual, day and night, season after season.
Eco-moni captures what would otherwise be missed. With smart sensors that automatically recognize what's relevant, observations are not only made but also remembered. This makes patterns, trends, and insights visible, without relying on snapshots or individual observers.
This data forms the basis for ecological analysis, assessment and decision-making, carried out by ecologists, managers and knowledge partners.
How we measure what
To understand what's happening in an area, we record different types of signals. Each signal tells a different story, focuses on a specific need, or is part of a larger picture.
Sound
Recognizes birds, bats and insects by their sound
Movement and presence
Detects passage and activity in an area
Image
Captures wildlife at the moments it's actually present. From insects to deer.
Climate and conditions
Measure environmental factors that influence behavior and activity
