Conservation Can't Wait

The legacy tools we’ve relied on — human observation, camera traps, and satellite imagery—are too slow, risky, or imprecise to keep up with today’s biodiversity crisis.

Animals in zoos, parks, and the wild face growing threats

Fence failures during storms
Encroaching predators or poachers
Collapsing food and water access
Undetected health and behavior changes

Meanwhile, scientific understanding is bottlenecked because data gathering isn't scalable...

Limited space on expeditions
Expense of human-based field science in remote places
Lack of real-time data
High Costs and Privileged Access
Limited Scope of human-based methods of gathering data

Leading to...

Data gaps in behavior, movement and habitat changes
Inability to find and monitor species

A Smarter Conservation Infrastructure

Robotics for a wild future:

FROGs™

Field Robotics for Observation and Guardianship – autonomous, mobile systems built for data collection and protective monitoring.

EyeSpring™

Our keystone sensing and decision-making engine that mimics biological attention, letting systems prioritize critical data and adapt to change.

Together, these innovative technologies:

Detect threats in real-time
Minimize human presence in sensitive environments
Collect behavioral, visual, thermal, and environmental data
Enable data fusion for science, reporting, and early intervention

"Silent Returns will revolutionize the way we study life in remote places. It will be like having a silent observer in the wild, providing invaluable insights while respecting the delicate balance of nature."

Christopher Malinowski, PhD
Director of Research and Conservation
Ocean First Institute

Building Robotic Infrastructure to Protect Life and Gather Priceless Data

We equip conservationists with AI-powered field robotics that keep animals safe.