Animal transport
Purpose-built compartments for moving animals safely — ventilation, secure restraint and the fittings a translocation actually needs.
Product
DigiRanger — the control room that drives to the incident.
Custom vehicle builds that carry surveillance, communications and their own power into places where the response has to happen on site.
What it is
A vehicle that does more than arrive.
A protected area is not served well by a vehicle that is only transport. DigiRanger builds turn a field vehicle into the thing the team actually needs on site — a mobile surveillance point, a communications relay, or a command post that can be parked wherever the situation is.
Every build is specified around the deployment. What gets mounted, how it is powered and how it communicates depends on the terrain, the distances involved and what the team is responding to.
Configurations
Four ways teams use them.
Every build is specified around a deployment — terrain, distance and what the team is responding to.
Rapid response
Configured for teams that need to reach an incident and start working immediately — conflict situations, rescues and patrol support where the vehicle is the base of operations.
Command vehicle
A mobile control room for coordinating an operation on site, bringing the monitoring capability to the incident instead of relaying it back to a distant office.
Mobile surveillance
Vehicle-mounted cameras for temporary coverage of a location that does not justify a permanent tower, or needs watching only for a season.
Solar-equipped builds
On-board solar and battery so equipment runs without idling the engine — the same off-grid discipline behind our fixed installations.
What goes on board
Fitted for the field.
Surveillance payload
Camera systems mounted for use from the vehicle, sharing the imaging approach proven on our fixed DigiNetra towers.
Communications
Wireless links so a deployed vehicle can reach a control room rather than operating blind, in landscapes with no cellular coverage.
On-board power
Solar generation and battery storage sized to the payload, so equipment keeps running through a long deployment.
Built for the terrain
Equipment mounted and protected for forest tracks, dust and monsoon — the conditions that decide whether a build survives its first season.
Field-deployed DigiRanger with surveillance mast raised
Beyond surveillance
If we can build a house on a truck, we can build what your operation needs.
Bhanumati is our own expedition camper — a one-bedroom habitat with a kitchen, a wet room and a work desk, built on a commercial chassis and running entirely off rooftop solar. We built it as a concept for outdoor stays in forest, and then lived in it on real deployments.
It is not a surveillance vehicle, and that is exactly why it is worth showing. The same body-building, off-grid power and fit-out work goes into whatever the brief actually is.
Bhanumati — our own expedition camper, built as a concept for forest stays
Rescue vehicles
Equipment layout, lighting and power for teams responding to injured or conflict animals in the field.
Mobile surveillance
Mast-mounted cameras, wireless links and on-board power, as in the DigiRanger builds above.
How a build happens
From requirement to handover.
01
Understand the deployment
Terrain, distances, what the team responds to, and where the vehicle needs to reach.
02
Specify the build
Payload, power budget and communications chosen against that reality, not from a catalogue.
03
Build and integrate
Mounting, wiring, power and comms fitted and tested as one system.
04
Hand over and support
Training for the crew who will use it, and support for the life of the vehicle.
Need a vehicle built around your operation?
Tell us the terrain, the distances and what your team responds to. We will come back with what the build would involve.