New Lens Labs
Sensing tools for animals and the wild places they live.
Sensing tools for animals and the wild places they live.
Custom hardware, firmware, and the data pipelines behind them — carried from first sketch to field deployment, from the Arctic to Patagonia. If it needs to survive outside and send back useful data, it’s our kind of project.
A 150-gram, solar-powered wildlife collar that listens — synchronized audio, motion, and GPS, tested on three continents.
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A solar-powered acoustic station that tells bee species apart by the sound of their flight — deployed in Patagonia for long-term pollinator research.
Multi-channel acoustic stations that record the soundscape in every direction — deployed in the Arctic for seabird research.
Smart glasses that sense air quality and wellbeing — taken from concept through manufacturing to a 30-participant study on two continents.
Alongside these, we’ve worked on a range of environmental sensing projects with research and conservation partners — wearables, acoustic networks, and hardware built for hard conditions.