We keep watch
over the forest
We read the forest air every minute and raise the alarm while the fire is still only smoke — with the coordinates of the node that caught it.
Phase 1 · test bench running
- Minutes
- From smouldering to alert
- Whole slope
- Covered by one network
- Years
- Running unattended
- 24/7
- Watch, day and night
The device
The node, up close
No battery servicing and no cameras: just air, radio and sunlight. Mounted with a strap, never nails.
Air trend
The node sees the change before visible smoke
Example alert · demo interface
From smouldering to alert
Minutes, not hours
The real reaction time will be measured in the forest pilot and published in the final report.
The network
A network that covers the slope
Nodes on trunks every ~100 m, a solar gateway on the ridge, a drone station in the clearing, and the alert that reaches the fire station.
We are looking for one sector of municipal woodland
20–40 hectares, public land, three months of real watch duty with fire-brigade-supervised tests. In return: the data, the report, and a network that stays running.