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The Team
About us
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Open Acoustic Devices is a small, UK-based research group formed from a collaboration between the University of Southampton and Oxford University. We design, support and deploy open-source acoustic hardware and software for our user community, as well as our own environmental and wildlife monitoring projects.
Our main research contribution is AudioMoth, which has been used in multiple applications, including automating the search for an elusive insect species, monitoring poaching by gunshot and listening for ultrasonic bat calls.
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Our goal is to improve the accessibility and usability of acoustic technology for conservation using open-science.
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Thinking of writing AudioMoth into a proposal? Contact us for help putting it together.
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Alex Rogers
Team Leader
Professor
Oxford University
Dr Jake Snaddon
Environmental Scientist
University of Southampton
Andrew Hill
Electronic Engineer
PhD Researcher
University of Southampton
Dr Evelyn Piña Covarrubias
Conservationist
University of Southampton
Peter Prince
Algorithm & Software Developer
PhD Researcher
University of Southampton
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Patrick Doncaster
Professor of Ecology
University of Southampton
