Spoor provides continuous AI-powered monitoring of birds and bats at onshore and offshore wind farms, using off-the-shelf cameras and computer vision to detect and classify wildlife in real time and trigger automated turbine mitigation. The company says its system detects birds at distances up to 1.5km with 95%-plus accuracy and is used by operators including Orsted, RWE, Vattenfall and Equinor. Spoor is based in Oslo, Norway, and was founded in 2020 by CEO Ask Helseth and CTO Helge Reikeras.
Builder’s Brief
Spoor is an automation tool on Falcoscan. AI camera system that protects birds and bats at wind farms. Falcoscan rates Spoor with an Opportunity score of 74/100, a Saturation score of 23/100, and a Wrapper-risk score of 15/100. Market signal: rising. Spoor is founded in 2020, currently at Series_a stage. Pricing: Paid.
Market position · Automation
How Spoor compares in Automation
Spoor's opportunity score of 74 ranks #43 of 125 live Automation tools on Falcoscan, 2.3 points above the category average of 71.7. Its saturation score is 23/100, against a category average of 22.6. 26 of the 125 live Automation tools carry a hot signal, and Falcoscan has recorded 13 shutdowns in the category.
The top-rated live Automation tools on Falcoscan, other than Spoor, are Tines Security Automation, Thoughtful AI Healthcare RPA, N8n AI Workflow Builder, Gumloop Automation, and n8n AI Workflows.
Is Spoor still operating?
Yes. Falcoscan's operating checks list Spoor as active.
Where is Spoor based?
Spoor is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.
Does Spoor have an API?
Falcoscan's records show no public API for Spoor.
Who is Spoor for?
Spoor is built for wind farm operators, utilities, and renewable energy developers.