The CyberTracker series follows secret agents battling corrupt officials and criminals who use nearly invincible androids/cyborgs for sinister purposes. In the first film, Trackers steal secrets for a ...

The CyberTracker series follows secret agents battling corrupt officials and criminals who use nearly invincible androids/cyborgs for sinister purposes. In the first film, Trackers steal secrets for a ...

On a foggy winter morning, the shoreline of San Diego’s Torrey Pines beach resembles a forensic crime scene investigation into the animal kingdom. A series of red, orange, and yellow flags mark fresh ...

The CyberTracker is very easy to use, it can be manipulated even by an illiterate during patrols. At 8 am, equipped with a bottle of water and a CyberTracker, Fahamaro, and three of his peers are ...

Protected area staff use the handheld tool CyberTracker to collect data and produce spatial and statistical analyses to guard gorillas in Cross River reserves. The system aids the conservation of the ...

Indigenous people follow animal tracks and update the CyberTracker software, developed by conservationist Louis Liebenberg with support from the Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative, to help with ...

Louis Liebenberg, co-creator of the CyberTracker software for collecting tracking data. Below: Compatible with current smartphones and tablets as well as older handheld devices, the GPS-supported ...

WHAT really goes on in Africa's remote national parks? Though satellite imaging and aerial surveys give a rough idea of changes in animal and plant life, the most detailed data still have to be ...

African researchers have developed a software for PDAs that turns the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert into digital wildlife trackers. Most of the Bushmen cannot read or write, but they can see what is ...

Cape Town - Conservationists in more than 30 countries are now monitoring wildlife with CyberTracker, invented by Cape Town scientist Louis Liebenberg and made freely available on the internet.

NORDHOEK, South Africa-- Sitting at his laptop computer, Louis Liebenberg compares two maps of the same area: While the first is plotted thickly with yellow dots, the yellow areas on the second map ...