We combine GenAI and wildlife science in autonomous solutions that monitor, detect, and dynamically deter or herd any wild animal species in any landscape.
Preventing bird-strikes with airplanes and ensuring safer operations at the highest bird dense airport in Sweden. 100% efficiency on various bird species and hares.
"Large potential for airports, a great support for our daily wildlife management and inspection"
Preventing bird-strikes with airplanes and ensuring safer operations at the highest bird dense airport in Sweden. 100% efficiency on various bird species and hares.
Uses global wildlife data and AI to provide real-time, adaptive repellence methods for long-term effectiveness.
Supports diverse hardware platforms, dynamically selecting the best solution for your environment to enable better coexistence
Offers a subscription-based model to reduce upfront costs, with a quick and easy setup.
Stockholm, 1 October 2024 – Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, has together with Flox received SEK 3.3 million in funding from Vinnova to conduct field tests of a groundbreaking AI system that prevents collisions between trains and wildlife. Every year, Trafikverket reports around 5,000 animal collisions in Sweden, and by reducing both accidents and damage to train vehicles while protecting wildlife, the project has the potential to revolutionise railway safety.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – October 1, 2024 – Flox, emerging leader in intelligent wildlife management solutions, has been selected by the Gerald R. Ford International Airport’s FLITE program in Michigan to pilot test its innovative “digital sheepdog" technology to prevent wildlife strikes with aircraft. As the first U.S. airport to test Flox's pioneering system, Ford International Airport is setting the stage for a safer, more efficient future in aviation.
