Project Earth Lens was founded to bridge the widening gap between theoretical science education and applied engineering. While climate change and public health are increasingly linked, K-12 students rarely have access to the tools required to measure these connections.

Our initiative leverages low-cost technologies such as microcontroller sensors, computer vision AI, and biomedical monitoring tools to turn natural environments into "Living Laboratories." By documenting field experiments in diverse ecosystems (Alpine, Rainforest, and Urban), we produce open-source video modules and datasets that allow students anywhere to replicate our experiments.

OUR MISSION

To democratize access to environmental data science and bio-engineering education. We create open-source curriculum that teaches students how to use low-cost sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor the vital signs of our planet, fostering a new generation of "One Health" engineers.