AMS & ABS 2026
Shine Dome, Canberra, ACT · 6 July 2026 - 9 July 2026
Meet Supersensory at AMS & ABS 2026 in Canberra to talk threatened-bat monitoring, predation evidence, SatBat cave systems, and the open zoologist role.
Supersensory is at the joint Australian Mammal Society and Australasian Bat Society conference in Canberra, where mammal researchers, bat specialists, consultants, and conservation practitioners are comparing the field evidence that actually changes decisions.
Talk to us about threatened-species acoustic identification, AI-assisted video review, SatBat cave monitoring, flight tracking, and how field zoologists can work with better sensing tools without losing scientific judgment.
Conference contact
Talk to Kyle Armstrong
Zoologists and field ecologists at the conference can talk directly with Kyle about the open Adelaide-based role.
What to talk about
Capability areas connected to the conference conversation.
Threatened-Species Acoustic Identification
Expert identification of Australian threatened bat calls for monitoring, review, and reporting.
SatBat Cave Monitoring
Continuous, automated monitoring of cave-roosting bats — including threatened species — using thermal video, ultrasonic acoustics, and cave sensors.
Flight Tracker
Quantitative bat and bird flight tracking for wind-energy projects. Outputs support bird-and-bat management plans, EPBC referrals, and related regulatory frameworks.
Evidence to inspect
Public media linked from the conference page for quick booth conversations.