Our competitors

Quality of software:
Trap cameras are available around the world with the aim of having a better understanding of how wildlife populations are changing, the cameras are capable of taking millions of photographs and by harnessing the combined power of technology and science, it is possible to bring together millions of photos from camera trap projects around the world and show temporal and spatial trends of wildlife populations in near real time and with all that information they can make better decisions to help wildlife thrive.

Score: 5/5, some of the best software on the market, as expected from a company funded by Google, they have access to the best technology and have good quality all around.

Post sale service:
Provides the tools and technology to connect the "big data" of wildlife with decision makers, therefore anyone in the community can access the information on the platform at any time after being part of the community and use wildlife insights services.

Score: 4/5, makes it easy to contact employees of the company to reach for help.

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Compatibility with other softwares:
Compatibility with other systems is perhaps the most important added value of the competition since through the combination of field experiences, sensors, cutting-edge technology and advanced analysis, any person or entity anywhere in the world can share data from camera traps and manage wildlife conservation programs more effectively. Anyone can upload their images to the Wildlife Insights platform so that species can be automatically identified using artificial intelligence.

Score: 5/5, being owned by Google makes it easier to have compatibility with some softwares on the market.

NAIRA: software for mammalian analysis

Quality of software:
The images are processed quickly, reducing the margin of error and are classified automatically. The tool is capable of locating the animals in each photograph, separating those in which there is no presence of fauna or those that have valuable information.

Score: 4/5, the software provided shows a lack of errors, and the company is known for works on  Colombia and some regions on the Caribbean.

Post sale service:
After its use, projects were monitored and the agony faced by the Zapatosa swamp, located between Chimichagua, Curumaní and Tamalameque, was confirmed, and it was also learned of the existence of the last 40 plants of a species of giant frailejón scientifically called Espeletia paipana. , and that only grows in Paipa. However, there is no more information about the development or update of the NAIRA project. 

Score: 3/5, it does not show a long term follow up with customers, as there have not been news and updates on quite some time.