Environmental monitoring

Passive sensing of biodiversity — autonomous bioacoustic recorders, AI species identification (BirdNET), and environmental DNA metabarcoding — turning sound and water samples into scalable, verifiable biodiversity data for conservation, enforcement and corporate nature-risk disclosure under the TNFD.

Sequencing and archiving the genomes of all eukaryotic life to support ecosystem restoration and bioprospecting.

Smart biomonitoring of forests and agroecosystems fuses environmental DNA, satellite and LiDAR remote sensing, IoT sensor networks and AI to track biodiversity, biomass and crop/soil condition at national scale — for MRV, compliance and nature-risk disclosure.

Detection of invasive and protected species from water, soil and air samples via environmental DNA (eDNA) using droplet-digital PCR and NGS metabarcoding, enabling early-warning biosecurity surveillance for ports, hydropower, ballast water and conservation under the EU Water Framework Directive and NEPA.