Every rustling leaf, shifting breeze, and sudden heat tells a story. Vandyam’s smart sensors decode these signals—tracking wildfires, air quality, and environmental changes to help protect forests and the future they hold.
Deploying AI-enhanced cameras, satellites, infrared sensors, and IoT networks enables rapid detection of smoke, heat anomalies, and gas emissions—often before a fire becomes visible—and triggers instant alerts to facilitate early intervention and reduce wildfire damage.
GPS or radio collars continuously transmit animal locations, enabling rangers to monitor movements, detect suspicious inactivity or intrusion in real time, and respond swiftly—resulting in up to 50% reduction in poaching incidents in some protected areas .
Dense networks of soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and rainfall sensors measure local microclimatic conditions in real time, supporting ecosystem health assessments, fire-risk modeling, agricultural planning, and water resource management.
Machine vision, satellite imagery, drone surveillance, and ground sensors detect tree cover loss and human activity patterns—allowing forest managers to identify illegal logging events, delineate affected areas, and alert authorities for rapid enforcement action.
Wireless sensor networks—using motion detectors, acoustic sensors, and camera systems—along forest perimeters detect human movement or breaches, generating immediate alerts to forest patrols and preventing unauthorized entry or encroachment.