CrocAlarm is being built to detect alligators and crocodiles around the waterways people use every day — giving communities a new layer of awareness before wildlife and people get too close.
Would you want CrocAlarm where you live?
Tell us where you think CrocAlarm belongs. Takes about 20 seconds.
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Be one of the first to bring CrocAlarm to your community.
Be one of the first to bring CrocAlarm to your community.
CrocAlarm is designed to monitor the water even when you can’t see what’s beneath the surface.
Lakes. Canals. Retention ponds. Waterfronts.
AI analyzes underwater contacts to help identify potential alligators and crocodiles while filtering out ordinary movement in the water.
When a potential threat is identified, CrocAlarm is being designed to alert the people responsible for keeping that area aware.
CrocAlarm is currently under development. Detection performance and operating specifications will be validated through controlled testing and field trials, and this notification concept is illustrative rather than field-validated functionality.
If you’d want CrocAlarm in your neighborhood, park, resort, golf course or waterfront property, tell us.
Florida communities are built around lakes, canals and retention ponds that people walk, fish and play beside every day. The problem isn’t that wildlife exists — it’s not knowing when it’s close.
That’s what CrocAlarm is being built to change.
If people are near the water, awareness matters.
Tell us where CrocAlarm should go next.
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The more people who ask for CrocAlarm in the same area, the stronger the case for bringing an early deployment there.
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This number reflects real people who have asked to see CrocAlarm in their community, neighborhood, property, or public space. Duplicate and invalid submissions are not counted.
Be one of the first people asking to bring CrocAlarm to your community.
This number reflects real people who have asked to see CrocAlarm in their community, neighborhood, property, or public space. Duplicate and invalid submissions are not counted.
And the number keeps growing.
We’re speaking with organizations interested in becoming early CrocAlarm pilot partners.