by Naturebytes | Apr 28, 2020 | News, Technology, Wildlife
Exploring nature in lockdown: new kit and expert tips Here’s something a little different for your lockdown – tips with a nature twist from our conservationists on how we’ve been exploring nature recently. For those who have been in touch about...
by Naturebytes | Oct 22, 2019 | Kits, News, Technology
Microbial fuel cells, developed by Plant-E, have been used successfully with Xnor.ai’s energy harvesting camera technology to capture what are thought to be the world’s first plant-powered photographs. Check out the video below to learn more about this...
by Naturebytes | Oct 22, 2019 | Design, education, Kits, Technology, Wildlife
We’ve been in Dubai for a few weeks now – and we’ve been overwhelmed at how keen the UAE is to engage with Nature EdTech at naturebytes! If you’re an educator or school in Dubai or the UAE that’s looking to engage students with smart STEM...
by Naturebytes | Jul 18, 2018 | News, Wildlife Cam Kit FAQ
If you’ve bought the Wildlife Cam CASE, but would like to use your own components – see below are the components we recommend you use to build the kit: The full page of our digital guides and resources can be found here We’ve provided links to The...
by Naturebytes | May 15, 2018 | Kits, News, Technology
Buy the Wildlife Cam Case Be quick to make sure you get your hands on one of the limited run of cases. The cases are perfect for those who want to take their electronics outdoors but already have a Raspberry Pi or some of the electronics in the full Wildlife Cam Kit....
by Naturebytes | Apr 17, 2018 | Design, Technology
It does this by injecting material – most commonly thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers at high pressure into a “tool”. The diagram below details the components within our tool. A common analogy is to compare the parts within a tool to that of a car engine...
