Open Field Recorder

The Open Field Recorder (OFR) is a platform and device for remote long-form bio-acoustic recording developed by Invisible Flock in collaboration with behavioural ecologist Amanda H. Korstjens from Bournemouth University and LEAP. Invisible Flock describe the OFR as 'modular, hackable, meshable and useful' as a tool for sound artists and conservationists recording audio over long periods of time in all weather conditions and across multiple recorders and data readings.
Rather than producing the OFR themselves, Invisible Flock are offering design files, a codebase, and software interface for other people wanting to use the OFR in their projects. For more information, see the description in the online publication The Sleeping Tree (Pohon Tidur) and the OFR Github.