Copernicus provides a wide range of products and services for wildlife monitoring applicaitons. The species tagged with our tracking devices range from birds to lynxs and bovidae.
Wild boars turn out to be comparably easy to catch, but particularly difficult to tag using common tracking collars.
That's why we've developed a tracking device which is both practical with regards to deployment and less of a burden for the tagged animal.
Due to the neck shape, tracking collars are not the preferred choice of tracking devices for wild boars. Instead, ear-tags have proven themselves as a valuable alternative. Advantages of ear-tags are
Learn more about the ear-tag tracker as well as our other tracking devices.
Tracking device to monitor migration of both juveniles and adults of a wide range of species
The device is applied to the ear just like any other ear tag used in lifestock management
Our LoRaWAN GPS tracker ear-tag is now available. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information.. You may also be interested in the product leaflet.
Medium-weight battery-powered tracking device for long-term tracking of diary cows, sheep, deer and more
The device is applied around the neck of the animal
The collar comes in various sizes, to suit the species you'd like to monitor. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information. You may also be interested in the product leaflet.
Explore our wide range of tracking hardware and related tools
We have a long history working with researchers and wildlife preservers around the globe. Therefore, we know what matters to you.
We focus on rugged designs with a long battery life, to get the most out of the sensor deployment.
Our devices come with comprehensive documentation and are supported by our tracking platform IoT Wonderland.
Using our tracking platform Wonderland you have all the information and control over your tracking devices at your fingertips. Wonderland not only supports our own range of thracking devices, but is also compatible with many other hardware manufacturers.
Jethro Gauld, Philip W Atkinson, João P Silva, Andreas Senn, Aldina MA Franco
Jethro Gauld, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, UK
Copernicus Technologies is partnering up with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) in the development of advanced tracking tags.
We're proud to announce the
We have recently shipped the first batch of tracking collars for monitoring the location and behavior of bovidae: The Tracking Collar 'Bull'
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