Protecting a threatened species at an active mine
Our client needed to know when a threatened species was nearby so work could be planned around them, and so the biota system could be validated in the field. We installed a solar-powered biota unit on site in Labrador. All summer, it listened for the species, recognized them on the device even over machinery noise, and sent each detection over the cell network to a live project dashboard.
- Ran on its own all season, powered by the sun
- Recognized calls on site, with no internet connection needed to decide
- Flagged detections within minutes, with location, time and a sound clip
- Reviewed by SEM biologists to confirm alerts and label false positives

