An adaptor connects to a trail camera, runs AI on captured images and sends selected species notifications. Conservation teams review remote animal events and connect results with dashboards or ranger systems.
Trail-camera notifications help conservation researchers and field teams identify selected wildlife events without collecting every card in person. Conservation X Labs supplies Sentinel, an adaptor that connects a compatible camera to AI processing and remote communications. The system combines the field device, chosen models and dashboard access for species monitoring and response.
The adaptor connects to the camera through a cable inserted into its regular-sized SD card slot. A low-power controller and Google Coral processing module run the chosen models on captured media, with a microSD slot storing images. Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries power the adaptor, and external solar power is supported. Selected versions provide cellular, LoRa or satellite modules in addition to Wi-Fi, with the communications arrangement chosen for the site.
Species-of-interest notifications make selected events available for field follow-up. The online dashboard and desktop tools support reviewing the collected results, with integrations including EarthRanger. Camera compatibility and careful cable routing are part of the installation check, particularly where closing the camera door can disturb the card connection. Teams use the chosen models and records within their research or conservation workflow.
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Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
This is an estimate by IoT Apps based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Conservation X Labs.
Get an estimate for your own project and invite Conservation X Labs to confirm a price and lead time, on this page. Taxes, shipping, civil works and custom integration are not included. How IoT Apps estimates costs

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A USB-to-SD cable connects the adaptor to the camera’s regular-sized SD card slot, replacing the normal card in that slot.
Yes. Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries power Sentinel, and an external solar panel is supported.
Selected modules provide cellular, LoRa or satellite communications in addition to Wi-Fi; the chosen version and site determine the arrangement.
The cable and card must remain correctly positioned. Some camera layouts can pull the card out or damage the cable near the hinge.
Every page carries a cost estimate by IoT Apps for your own sites and assets; set your budget and invite Conservation X Labs to confirm a price and lead time.
For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $5,000 – $14k in the first year and $300 – $1,000 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Conservation X Labs.

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