Cutting-edge technologies to amplify insights drawn from digital surveys of the landscape

Our vision is to improve conservation and land management by using cutting edge AI algorithms and ecological analytics. We translate the data collected by you, from drones or camera traps, into knowledge that can help save threatened species.

LEVERAGE CUTTING EDGE TOOLS

Our dashboard and survey management toolkit create the space to help turn your data in knowledge to help you manage land better. Our researchers create and implement leading edge algorithms for fast and reliable analysis of your data.

MAKE CONFIDENT DECISIONS

Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are constantly improving. We implement quality control protocols to check results, correct errors, and validate success of the AI engine every time.

TRANSFER YOUR DATA, FAST

Built to deal with tough connection conditions when you’re in the field, the Conservation AI Network offers industry leading data transfer technology to ensure your data reaches us fast and intact, every time.

Saving the Koala in bushfire affected areas

Recent bushfires have devastated koala populations across Australia, making the need to preserve this species all the more pressing. We now need to find the koalas and other wildlife that have survived.
QUT will be conducting post bushfire monitoring with drones and AI detection of koalas over large tracts of bushfire affected areas. To contribute to this work, please donate below. All funds donated will go towards improved monitoring to assist with wildlife recovery.

Featured Articles and Papers

QUT scales up search for koalas with AI hub

Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have established an AI hub to expand the use of drones and infrared imaging as part of efforts to ramp up conversation[…]

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Drone system monitors koala populations

A new university programme using drones and artificial intelligence to protect south-east Queensland’s endangered native animals could be soon available to conservation groups[…]

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QUT researchers ramp up koala conservation efforts with AI hub

Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have established an AI hub to expand the use of drones and infrared imaging as part of efforts to ramp up conversation[…]

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The Team

Grant Hamilton

Director

Simon Denman

AI Lead

Lucy McCormack

QA and Ecological Analytics

Gavin Winter

Platform Lead

Shaun Kickbusch

Platform Developer

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