Real-Time Wildlife & Intrusion Intelligence
WoodsCop watches the edge of the forest so no one has to find out the hard way. Every human or animal crossing the line is detected, confirmed, and alerted — in seconds.
Enter Command Center →The Problem
When wildlife drifts toward villages bordering the forest, there's rarely any warning — by the time someone sees a tiger or elephant near home, it's already too late to react calmly. WoodsCop exists to close that gap, so villagers get a warning before an encounter happens, not after.
How It Works
Solar-powered nodes along the forest boundary run detection models around the clock — identifying humans and animals the instant they appear. Villagers are alerted automatically, and forest officers are notified the moment a human enters the forest itself.
The Link
Our control center sits 15km from the nearest node — too far, and too remote, for reliable cellular coverage. So WoodsCop moves its data on a free-space light beam, carrying detections back at near-instant speed across the forest canopy.
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