Scalable, Intelligent (AI) and efficient biodiversity monitoring platform
Preserving biodiversity is a huge challenge, while the available capacity of ecologists is limited. At Ecomoni we believe that technology is the key to bridging this gap.
We support organizations in setting up, organizing and scaling up technological solutions for ecological issues. Whether it's about preventing delays in construction and insulation projects, or building a robust biodiversity archive, we offer the knowledge and tools to work efficiently.
Our solutions
Advice and support
We help parties to effectively integrate technology into their ecological activities.
Using advanced hardware
We use hardware solutions from ourselves and third parties to collect and analyze data.
Deployment of our software platform
Our Ecomoni platform offers scalable biodiversity monitoring with seamless IoT integration and edge AI, suitable for in-house and external hardware.
Future-oriented solutions
We are building biodiversity archives and connecting to the latest developments in digital species recognition with AI.
Together, we make ecological monitoring scalable,
accessible and ready for the future.
Our customers
See below how our customers are successfully using Ecomoni. Interested in one of these applications or have your own idea? Feel free to contact us; we are happy to think along with you!
The municipality of Hengelo uses the Nestbox monitors to measure the side effects of combating the oak processionary caterpillar - and to map biodiversity.
Municipality of Hengelo
A zoo has many different animals, but what about biodiversity? The great tit is used as an ecologist's help to discover that!
Artis
SADC is doing everything it can to develop a nature-inclusive and livable business park; the use of technology accelerates and improves this task.
Schiphol Area
Development
The UvA is researching the effect of urbanization on the development of great tits in Utrecht.
Universiteit
van Amsterdam
What we offer
In addition to the hardware solutions that we develop ourselves, we are also a system integrator and reseller of hardware from other parties. We support biodiversity monitoring by installing advanced technology in public spaces.
Ecomoni is your partner in selecting, integrating and deploying the right hardware for your needs.
The Nestmoni
Our in-house developed Nestbox monitor. We use the great tit as an ecologist's assistant. The great tit collects prey for its young. These prey animals are then counted and classified automatically. This provides a fingerprint, which is an indication of the biodiversity of the environment.
Audiomoth
Bioacoustic monitoring is increasingly being used in the detection and recognition of birds and bats. Based on the audio, recognition algorithms accurately measure which bird species are present. The NestMoni can also be equipped with such microphones for species recognition.
Bee Grateful
BeeGateFull monitors wild bee species in the area with specially developed hives. The collected data is brought together in an Impact Report, full of valuable insights. This is a visible and effective first step towards creating pollinator-friendly environments.
The Ecomoni Software Platform
In the future, thousands of smart sensors will contribute to monitoring biodiversity. Think of bat boxes integrated into facades, underwater cameras, birdhouse monitors and microphones for bird sounds. All these devices are connected and generate a lot of data. Our Ecomoni software offers seamless IoT integration and uses edge AI, both on its own and third-party hardware, to keep this challenge scalable and manageable.
Do you have a hardware solution? Do you want to focus on the hardware and use our platform to integrate into total solutions that we offer to customers?
Our hardware
The NestMoni is a versatile hardware platform designed for a variety of biodiversity monitoring applications by using the camera and any other easy-to-connect sensors.
The system has already been successfully used to observe nest boxes, but can also be used, for example, for prototypes to record small mammals, insect activity or bat sounds.
Do you have an innovative idea or a unique application in mind? We would love to think along with you! Our hardware platform offers space for experimentation and collaboration. Together, we'll discover what's possible!
Diopsis
A Dutch invention by Faunabit and has been used by various provinces and water councils in the Netherlands for 4 years. The Diopsis insect camera automatically counts and qualifies insects and provides a good indication of the biomass present at the location.
Our team
Our team consists of passionate people with a passion for nature and technology. Together, we are working on smart solutions that contribute to a better world. Meet the faces behind Ecomoni.
Partners by Ecomoni
Talking to us about biodiversity?
Do you have questions about biodiversity or would you like to exchange ideas with us about how we can make a positive impact together? Fill out the form below and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Whether it's advice, collaborations, or specific projects — we'd love to hear from you!
Together, we are working towards a sustainable and more biodiverse future.
Laatste insights
Simply placing a camera near a nest box provides a lot of unnecessary footage, of which only parts can be used. In addition, continuous recording also consumes an unnecessary amount of battery capacity. Gather exactly the information you're looking for with Ecomoni's intelligent birdhouse monitor.
Developments in an intelligent birdhouse monitor
- 2 Nestmoni's are currently hanging in ARTIS
- 25 Nestmoni's are currently hanging in Utrecht, Hengelo, the Veluwe and Peize.
This is our
vision for the future
- Evolving classification algorithms to make it easier to collect more data
- Adding sensors to extend research reach
- Sound recordings for detecting different animal species in the vicinity of the nest box
Our customers
Municipality of Hengelo
The municipality of Hengelo uses Nestbox monitors to measure the side effects of combating the oak processionary caterpillar. Interested in this case? contact us
Municipality of Hengelo
The municipality of Hengelo uses Nestbox monitors to measure the side effects of combating the oak processionary caterpillar. Interested in this case? contact us
Municipality of Hengelo
The municipality of Hengelo uses Nestbox monitors to measure the side effects of combating the oak processionary caterpillar. Interested in this case? contact us