REX Trail Cameras
Two years. Dozens of prototypes. Hundreds of field tests. One mission:
make wildlife monitoring accessible to every Indian.
REX didn't start as a product idea. It started as a frustration.
Anyone working in Indian forests knows how expensive, fragile, and unpredictable most foreign trail cameras are.
They fail in humidity, glitch in monsoons, crack in heat, drain batteries too fast, and worst of all — they’re hard to service. When they break, your work stops.
We felt that pain. Forest Officials felt that pain. Lodges felt it. Researchers felt it.
So we decided to fix it — not by importing another knock-off, but by building our own from scratch.
Made in India. For India.
By People Who Walk the Forests.
Unlike anonymous factory-made imports, REX carries:
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the fingerprints of engineers who love wildlife,
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the insights of rangers who tested it at odd hours,
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the trust of lodges and NGOs who pushed us to refine it,
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and the pride of building something that strengthens India’s conservation backbone.
When you buy REX, you’re not buying plastic and circuitry.
You are buying into a story of Indian innovation, into the idea that our forests deserve technology built for them, not adapted to them.
Forest departments
who needed a camera they could deploy in conflict-heavy areas without fear of losing money each time.
Researchers & institutes
who needed custom metadata, easy WiFi setup, and low file-size images for long-term studies.
Lodges & eco-tourism operators
who needed something simple enough for staff to use, yet reliable enough to run for months.
Photographers & enthusiasts
who helped refine placement angles, trigger timings, and IR performance.
REX exists because people from across India helped build it with real field experience.
That’s its biggest strength — and its biggest differentiator.
Built Through Collaboration
The Spec Sheet
REX is made with three things in mind:
Affordability, Approachability and Availability