Collaborations that expand the TechnEcology portfolio are actively sought. New eco-technologies awaiting application partners include:
- Automating recognition of sound recordings;
- Robotic deployment of sensors to remote positions;
- Large scale wireless sensor networks for animal tracking;
- Image-recognition that triggers, for example, chemical release to influence animal behaviour;
- Adapting ambient intelligent technologies to support early warning systems for captive or critical wild populations;
- Live video streams using remote cameras through a local network (fog) into a virtual reality model of national parks;
- Wildlife monitoring web portals;
- Apps and games to capture data and engage people with biodiversity; and
- Economic valuation by estimating the value of volunteer contributions using choice modelling.
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