The Most Comprehensive MRV For Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services
Hula stands at the forefront of advanced, data-driven monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) solutions, instilling confidence in every phase of the biodiversity conservation process.
Introducing: The Hula BioT
At a Glance
Designed for remote deployment in the woods, the BioT is powered via a solar panels, ensuring reliable performance for extended monitoring periods
An array of devices ensures extensive coverage across large land areas, leaving no area unmonitored.
Effortless portability and installation, thanks to a leight-weight design
Simply place it in position and toggle the switch to activate, ensuring quick setup and immediate functionality.
Low-Cost, Low-Power, Long-Range
Looks like a hidden gem? Well almost. This is the Hula BioT - a low-cost, low-power, long-range IoT device. Designed from scratch to monitor biodiversity. It's fully integrated with the Hula platform and can be used to monitor numerous ecosystem services as well as wildlife. We designed our own hardware for the sole purpose of biodiversity monitoring. To bring you the best insights we can.
Detect Wildlife Remotely and Automatically
Insights From the Sky
Leveraging Satellites
We use satalites to gather data on the state of the earths surface. We use this data to monitor developments in our projects. We also use it to detect trends in the natural environment.
Blending Both to Align With Global Standards
Intuitively designed to be user-friendly, making it accessible and effective for both professionals and non-professionals alike.
Designed to be highly scalable, capable of efficiently expanding to accommodate increased demand and growth over time.
Deployed for a web-based nature, eliminating the need for installation and ensuring ease of access from any device with internet connectivity.
Combines BioT measurements and satellite data seamlessly, delivering comprehensive and accessible information integration.
Our platform handles the integration - no need to worry about it.
Assessing the True Value of Nature: Basket of Metrics
