Vision
A world where technology and nature coexist in harmony — where every forest is protected by intelligent systems, and wildlife thrives under the watchful eye of innovation.
About Strofes
Working at the intersection of AI, renewable energy and rugged engineering — building systems that thrive where conventional technology fails.
Our story
Strofes Technologies was registered in July 2020 with a singular vision: to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and wildlife conservation. What began as a small team of engineers and conservationists now delivers surveillance, mobility and software solutions for forest protection across India.
Our first project was pro bono, and it set the pattern for everything since. An app we had built to collect animal data in the field was rebuilt to collect data about people — supporting the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority and the BBMP in surveying children begging on the streets of Bengaluru. The tool mattered more than the category it belonged to.
Since then we have spent years in the field, learning what forest departments and national parks actually contend with: extreme weather, remote sites, and locations with neither power nor connectivity. We engineer for the places where conventional technology fails.
Today Strofes works at the intersection of AI, renewable energy, GIS and rugged engineering — from the first DigiNetra cameras that watched India's returning cheetahs at Kuno to the control room commissioned there in 2025.
Vision
A world where technology and nature coexist in harmony — where every forest is protected by intelligent systems, and wildlife thrives under the watchful eye of innovation.
Mission
To build and deploy world-class conservation technology that empowers forest departments, protects endangered species and preserves our natural heritage for future generations.
Our values
Every product we build serves the mission of conservation.
We operate with transparency, honesty and accountability.
We push boundaries in AI, robotics and renewable energy.
We partner closely with forest departments and researchers.
Solar-first design and a minimal environmental footprint.
Government-grade quality in every component we deliver.
Our journey
The company is founded to build technology for wildlife conservation and social impact.
Our animal data collection app is rebuilt to collect human data, supporting the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority and BBMP in surveying children begging on Bengaluru's streets. The survey was reported in The Hindu.
Read the coverageOur first immersive visitor experience is delivered at Kufri Zoo in Himachal Pradesh.
The patrol and monitoring app is delivered for the Shimla Wildlife Division, where it ran until 2023.
Four IR PTZ cameras go up at Kuno National Park — the first DigiNetra deployment anywhere. They are in place nine months before the cheetahs arrive, so the enclosures can be watched from the moment of release.
Nearly 70 years after the species was declared extinct in India, cheetahs are reintroduced at Kuno — monitored around the clock on infrastructure already in the ground.
Two more cameras at Kuno, upgrades across JungleWatch, and software projects with the Wildlife Trust of India.
We start building software for HCL Foundation's Harit ABC programme.
Four cameras monitor the park boundary, which runs directly against Shivpuri city. Madhav has since been declared a tiger reserve.
A long-range camera is installed to monitor illegal fishing at Totladoh Dam.
Cameras are installed for cheetah monitoring at Gandhi Sagar.
A state-of-the-art control room is commissioned at Kuno, which now runs seven cameras — up from the original four.
Two additional cameras extend surveillance coverage across the reserve.
We begin developing a human resource management application for the Himachal Pradesh Natural Resource Management Society — continuing a Himachal relationship that started at Kufri Zoo.
About HP-NRMSWork order awarded to install long-range camera surveillance for cheetah monitoring at Madhya Pradesh's newest tiger reserve.
Four cameras go live at Toyota Kirloskar Motor's Bidkin plant in Maharashtra, monitoring construction progress and site security. Delivered as system integrator alongside main contractor BM Constrotech — the same off-grid hardware built for forests, applied outside conservation for the first time.
Core capabilities
Design, installation and maintenance of camera networks.
Custom applications for monitoring, analytics and reporting.
Custom vehicle builds with surveillance and communication.
Spatial data analysis, mapping and terrain modelling.
Solar power systems for off-grid operations.
Machine learning models and predictive analytics.
Why clients choose us
Industries we serve
Off-grid power, long-range surveillance and remote monitoring in punishing conditions are not conservation-specific problems. These are the sectors we are actively moving into.
Partner with Strofes to bring world-class technology to your conservation efforts.