Aug 24, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics awarded U.S. Patent 7,782,195 "Apparatus for low power autonomous data recording"
Aug 23, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its SM2BAT 384kHz Ultrasonic Recorder for Bats
Aug 02, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its Song Meter SM2 GPS Time Synchronization Option
Apr 07, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its Ultrasonic Monitoring System for Bats
Oct 26, 2009: Wildlife Acoustics announces the Song Meter SM2 Acoustic Monitoring System
Dec 8, 2008: Wildlife Acoustics announces availability of its new Song Meter Configuration Utility application software. This software can create, view or modify a Song Meter configurationfile to make it even easier to use. The software includes powerful visualization features to show the recording schedule, sunrise and sunset times, and estimates of how long the schedule will run based on flash card and battery capacity. This software is available at no charge for Song Meter customers.
Nov 18, 2008: Widllife Acoustics awarded U. S. patent 7,454,334 Method and apparatus for automatically identifying animal species from their vocalizations. "We are pleased that our considerable investment in automatic species classification technology has been recognized as unique and inventive," said Ian Agranat, founder and CEO. "This award secures our position as the leading provider of bioacoustics monitoring and classification tools in the world."
The U.S. Forest Service San Dimas Technology and Development Center, in cooperation with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Bioacoustics Research Program and Wildlife Acoustics is investigating means to promote bioacoustic technology as a cost-effective tool for the inventory and monitoring of forest wildlife. We invite you to read our report on using our Song Scope software to monitor Cerulean warbler populations in the Allegheny National Forest.