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A Hyena Ate My Project: OHS 2021
We’re excited to be presenting at this year’s Open Hardware Summit with a talk titled ‘A Hyena Ate My Project! – Open Source Hardware in Wildlife Conservation Technology’
WildLabs: Collaboration Spotlight: BoomBox
“… the BoomBox system went on to gather unprecedently thorough data…” Our BoomBox collaboration with Dr. Meredith Palmer was featured as part of WildLabs #Tech4Wildlife Photo Challenge.
IoT for Wildlife – Audio Moth
Wildlife monitoring equipment has always been an ad-hoc, niche industry where scientists often have to create their own devices from scratch or modify existing consumer devices to do what they need. Audio Moth is a scratch-built wildlife audio monitoring device developed by scientists at the University of Southampton and Oxford University to monitor audio sounds unattended in the wild.
How Do I Get Started with Arduino?
Below is an introduction to the Build Your Own Data Logger tutorial series plus Q&A we did as part of Season 1 of Tech Tutors series on WildLabs.