Our Projects

At Kashmir World Foundation, we are committed to protecting endangered species and preserving the environment. Our projects harness advanced technology to monitor and safeguard wildlife in partnership with local communities. By integrating artificial intelligence into air, ground, and marine autonomous systems, we strive to secure a sustainable future for endangered species. Explore our projects and discover how you can make a difference.

Eagle Ray Drone

This blended wing body high altitude drone will scan the Himalayas to help protect the endangered snow leopards.

Fire Detection & Mitigation

Kashmir Robotics’ Wildfire Detection Drones has a mission to detect forest fires and provide timely, accurate information regarding their location and strength.

MiSHELL Monitors Sea Turtle Activity

MiSHELL, a fully autonomous drone has a mission to fly over sea turtle nesting beaches to provide timely, consistent and optimized data to marine biologist about sea turtle tracks,nesting, erosion, hatching, and disturbances.

Protect Snow Leopards

The ghost cat of the mountains is one of hardest endangered species to study. Kashmir Robotics' application of deep learning and computer vision will enhance the efficiency and reliability to interpreting images from camera traps, integration of robotics including aerial robotics will expand coverage and provide persistent imagery of snow leopards.

Tree ID

The goal of this project is to foster and advance innovative conservation technologies in order to scale global efforts to effectively gather and utilize the critical data necessary to understand and successfully protect the planet. We intend to contribute to the development of more effective approaches to innovative forest monitoring using technology, whilst building the necessary human capacity for such technology to be effectively used to aid conservation in Brazil.

Video Game: Counter Poaching Games

Counter Poaching Games is an educational conservation and anti-poaching game designed to teach the players about the difficulties faced by endangered species, rangers, conservationists and how KwF is developing and applying autonomous systems such as drones, A.I. and other technology solutions to help protect the most vulnerable of wildlife species.

Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge

Over 150 Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge teams from six continents competed and collaborated to design and develop drones that emphasized the integration of sensors, embedded systems, and communications in a robust and high endurance aircraft to counter poaching of endangered rhinos and elephants in South Africa.