In order to watch wildlife in their most natural form, a human really can’t by present due to the fact that animals will smell and sense them. Human presence detracts from animal activity hence making viewing wildlife difficult to do live. Eye Trax solves this issue by providing a solar powered wireless surveillance camera that delivers high definition quality pictures to the end user’s web based User Interface, email, and mobile phone in seconds of image capture. This remote surveillance camera transmits over the cellular network and can be triggered by any animal larger than 3lbs. This motion activated camera is designed with a motion detector that measure changes in thermal activity to trigger the solar powered surveillance camera therefore eliminating blank images and only triggering when an animal is present.

These cellular solar powered cameras eliminate the need to ever go to the remote webcam once the unit has been deployed. The solar panel keeps the internal batteries charged to run day and night indefinitely with the ability to withstand five full days of operation without aid from the solar panel.

By not having human activity in these remote areas, wildlife will be more active because they don’t have any fear to be in this particular location. Meanwhile, the end user can be watching the wildlife activity live from the User Interface.

A large majority of wildlife activity takes place at night. The Eye Trax night vision surveillance camera is equipped with 55 infrared lamps that are invisible to the human eye as well as wildlife. This allows the end user to document the activity of wildlife day and night boasting an infrared distance of up to 75 feet away.

Eye Trax wireless outdoor surveillance camera system can provide this information on timed basis, motion activation, or can be requested to take a LIVE photo of the current conditions at any time.

The Time-lapse video is a great feature to use when reviewing the activity of wildlife. Eye Trax provides a very simple tool on the User Interface to create high definition time lapse videos. This remote motion activated camera technology can help study the activity of wildlife and become more proficient on how to effectively document activity in remote areas of the world.