CAMCALT (Complex Animal Movement Capture and Live Transmission) is a forest surveillance and monitoring system designed to capture complex animal movements and provide live video feed wirelessly from any part of the world. It aims to prevent hunting and poaching, enhancing forest security.

Detecting Dormice in Images Using Object Detection and Transfer Learning

Battery-powered wildlife camera based on the ESP32-CAM board

Prototype software for an animal behavior tracker using Arduino nano RP2040

An object detection model designed to identify leopards that have trespassed into human settlements

WISDAM (Wildlife Imagery Survey – Detection and Mapping) is a software package used for the digitisation of objects within images and to enrich objects with meta-data.

Frontend of App4Cam, which is used on non-lethal camera traps to configure the trap and to access the shots taken.

ABS NCA flying-fox monitoring in Commonwealth Park, Australian Capital Territory

Report Wildlife Sighting is a web application designed to help users report and track sightings of wildlife, specifically focusing on tigers. The application allows users to submit information about their sightings, including location, identification, and images, to contribute to wildlife conservation efforts.