
Ecological Environment
Ecological Environment
Overview
Ecological Environment solutions focus on key natural areas such as forests, rivers, reservoirs, and coastal waters, using thermal cameras, radar, drones and IoT sensors to build a unified monitoring network. By combining water level and floating-object detection with early smoke-and-fire warning, the platform provides real-time visibility of wildfire risks, flooding and pollution events, enabling fast location of incidents, coordinated emergency response, and long-term ecological protection for both ecosystems and surrounding communities.


Forest
Challenges
Forests and national parks often stretch across steep slopes and deep valleys, where human patrols are slow and traditional cameras struggle with distance, night-time darkness, and haze. Early fire points are tiny and easily masked by vegetation, while clouds, fog, and sunlight can cause false alarms. Without reliable long-range detection from high positions, it is difficult to spot small ignition points or thin smoke in time, leading to delayed response and greater risk of large wildfires.

What We Offer
Tower-mounted thermal units continuously scan the forest landscape to capture subtle heat changes and identify early fire points at long distances. Intelligent algorithms analyze thermal images to distinguish true hotspots from background temperature variations, even at night or in low visibility. Detection zones can be customized to follow ridgelines or key protection areas, allowing operators to focus on high-risk regions and receive precise, geo-referenced fire alerts.

Water Area
Challenges
Conventional water level gauges are point-based and easily affected by damage, silt, or waves, while ordinary cameras can only provide visual reference without accurate data. Many sites lack linkage between water warnings and video verification, so abnormal rises, backflow, or blocked channels may not be discovered until flooding or overflow occurs. Manual patrols are time-consuming, especially in long river sections and remote areas, leading to delayed awareness of sudden storms or upstream discharges.

What We Offer
The solution uses radar-based level measurement combined with automatic pan-tilt control to achieve millimeter-level accuracy over long distances. It continuously tracks water level changes in rivers, lakes, and sluice inlets, filters out wave interference, and supports threshold alarms for rapid rise, rapid drop, or exceeding warning lines. Linked with hydrology platforms, real-time curves and historical trends help managers assess flood risk, dispatch gates and pumps, and make data-driven decisions for flood control and drought relief.

