Wiesloch start-up revolutionizes nature conservation with AI innovation!

Wiesloch start-up revolutionizes nature conservation with AI innovation!

In Wiesloch, a place in the Rhein-Neckar district, the start-up "Bee Friendly" caused a sensation with the development of an innovative biodiversity monitoring system, the so-called "inSector". This system uses artificial intelligence to monitor biodiversity at certain locations and to support companies and municipalities in compliance with EU guidelines. The "Insector" is solar -based and classified insects as bioindicators to generate detailed reports for the sustainable development and compliance with corporate sustainability reporting directive (CSRD), reported Heidelberg24.

Urgency of action

The new EU biodiversity strategy calls on cities with more than 20,000 inhabitants to create specific plans for the preservation of biological diversity, since 80 percent of people already live in cities in Germany. These urban areas are not only endangered by inappropriate construction work, but also by the effects of climate change and increasing pollution. Active concepts for promoting city nature could not only increase biodiversity, but also significantly improve the living environment of the municipalities, such as the Bundle reported. These strategies could lead to a reduction in air pollution and an improvement in drinking water protection.

"Bee Friendly" plans to start the pilot phase of the "Insector" in spring 2025, which could be an important step in urban nature conservation. Founder Sascha Sychov emphasizes that this technology promotes active participation in companies and municipalities in sustainable measures. The integration of such systems could not only bring ecological, but also economic advantages for regional actors and strengthen the self -obligation to preserve biodiversity.