At GDU, we use target recognition, infrared thermal imaging, auto drone flights, and more to help restore the degrading biodiversity in the Yangtze River.
All Of Our Best Technologies At Use
We built a whole new platform for the project with the best technologies available to us.
Algorithm to the Rescue
We use algorithms to keep an eye on key water areas 24/7, so law enforcement doesn't suffer from burnout.
AI-Powered
We use AI to streamline the workflow, so cases can be found and closed real quick.
Application
Aquatic Biodiversity
Coastal Management
Crackdown on Illegal Sand Mining
Monitoring 24/7
All-weather, real-time monitoring drones, EO/IR cameras, or LiDAR
Intelligent Analysis
Algorithms process the captured footage, lock in on, track the person(s) of interest, and send for law enforcement.
All for Quick Action
Law enforcement team can have access to footage, notifications of emergencies, and coordinates of person(s) of interest on the mobile app, so actions can be quick.
We combined cameras on high places, commercial drones, speed boat team, and motor team together to keep illegal sand mining from the riverbed at bay.
Automatic Notifications
The AI-powered system recognizes, locks in on, tracks person(s) of interest, and sends notifications to law enforcement immediately.
All for Action
We built the workflow with action-taking prioritized — cameras recognize illegal sand mining, system sends for help, and law enforcement taking actions.
We tailored a mobile app for the law enforcement team to download, so they can have gated access to real-time camera footage, get notified in case of emergencies, get directed to the point of interest, and upload on-site photos and videos to a cloud service when closing the case.