Dijkman Elektrotechniek ondersteunt Smart Parks
Dijkman Elektrotechniek zet zich maatschappelijk in voor het welzijn van bedreigde dieren middels technologie. Hiervoor ondersteunen we het Smart Parks concept van Tim Van Dam. Met onze kennis en het ter beschikking stellen van elektrotechnische componenten willen we bijdrage aan een beter wereld. Bezoek de website Smart Parks om te zien welke projecten er gerealiseerd zijn. Mocht u ook willen sponsoren, neem dan contact op met Laurens de Groot of Tim van Dam
Smart Parks
The Smart Parks idea was born in 2014 while our founder Tim van Dam was working on a documentary about the question what the future will bring us in terms of quality of life and technological possibilities. This resulted in the question - How can we use Internet of Things technology to improve quality of life?
Working with Tony Fitzjohn from the Rhino Sanctuary in Mkomazi National Park, Tanzania - this question became real. We started to develop a sensor to track the critically endangered Rhino in order to improve protection against poaching. It is a privilege to work with state of the art technology because it can make a difference in these cases. Therefore we started The Internet of Life - to increase the quality of life of those that are in need of our support.
Working with Tony Fitzjohn from the Rhino Sanctuary in Mkomazi National Park, Tanzania - this question became real. We started to develop a sensor to track the critically endangered Rhino in order to improve protection against poaching. It is a privilege to work with state of the art technology because it can make a difference in these cases. Therefore we started The Internet of Life - to increase the quality of life of those that are in need of our support.
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