Geome exists to make the living world continuously present by deploying Dome Docks and Dome Cameras that turn the most remote ecosystems on Earth into shared spaces of real-time awareness, protection, and action.
Dome Devices are solar-powered, Starlink-connected field computers that run and route AI fully autonomously anywhere on the planet. Dome Cameras are modular, multi-sensor imaging systems designed for continuous observation of wildlife, terrain, and human activity in environments with zero infrastructure. Together, they form a distributed, self-sustaining sensing network that captures, processes, and transmits real-world intelligence directly from the edge.
That means robot birds and quiet devices navigating protected areas as respectful guests, not intruders. It means constellations of sensors and cameras that listen more than they intrude, tuned to the rhythms of migration, drought, regrowth, and recovery.
For the past year, we’ve been pushing the frontier across:
Agents capable of deep spatial and temporal reasoning,
Digital twins of ecosystems that stream landscapes in real time — deserts, rainforests, ice, rivers — synchronised with data on weather, wildlife, and human activity.
Tools for stewards, researchers and communities that turn raw streams into insight: for conservation, tourism, education and local livelihoods.
New revenue models for protection where attention, storytelling, science and philanthropy converge to fund ecosystems directly and transparently.
This involved forming part of the most exciting expedition amidst Microsoft, Max Planck and the WWF. We will tale this day some day.
