Applications
Forest and conservation
The nearest neighbour to what we already do — and where the pilot data is directly relevant.
Species logging on a corridor, timestamped and geo-tagged, produces the kind of record a department can act on. The same infrastructure supports intrusion detection on a reserve boundary, and both benefit from a box that keeps working when the connection does not.
Person detection already ships as part of Deerkha Drishti, so some of what follows is nearer than it looks. But wildlife protection is the only field where we have live deployments and results to show. Everything on this page is a direction we are equipped to take, not a track record — and we would rather say so.
Where it applies
- Corridor monitoring
- Continuous species logging along known movement routes, with the annotated frame attached.
- Boundary intrusion
- Alerting on human entry into protected areas, on the same hardware.
- Conflict evidence
- A timestamped, species-tagged record of every incident, rather than an account reconstructed afterwards.
Have one of these problems?
If the shape matches — cameras already installed, a region that matters, and a need to act locally — we would like to talk about it.