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'Bull' Tracking Collar for Bovidae

We have recently shipped the first batch of tracking collars for monitoring the location and behavior of bovidae: The Tracking Collar 'Bull'

With our new LoRaWAN-enabled GPS tracking collar it is possible to gain insight into the movement of bovidae such as cattle, sheep, horses and similarly-sized bovidae. The collar is easy to attach and has a very long battery life (1+ year using GPS). Thanks to the built-in accelerometer and gyroscope, movement behavior can be categorised and analysed. Due to the devices' data storage capability, migrating individuals, or populations in topologically challenging terrain can be tracked all year round without any data gaps.

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The 'Bull' tracking collar
Features
  • Tracking of cattle, deer, sheep, horses and similarly-sized animals
  • Full-season monitoring & tracking (1+ year runtime)
  • Movement behavior analysis using accelerometer
  • Device stores locations when lacking connectivity
  • Ruggedized and waterproof housing (IP67)
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Cattle herd in the mountains

Thanks to the ruggedized and waterproof housing, the device is made for all-weather use in rough environments. The devices and batteries have been tested in temperatures down to -20°C, and continue to function normally under these conditions.

Technical Details
  • Positioning: GNSS (GPS, Glonass, Beidou, Galileo)
  • Accuracy: 2.5m CEP
  • Transmission: LoRaWAN 1.0.3
  • Range: Up to 50km
  • Battery: Two lithium primary clells
  • Runtime: 2 years for typical applications
  • Weight: 200g plus collar and counter-weight
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Tracking collar for bovidae

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you are interested in ordering devices.

Andreas Senn Published on September 8th 2023
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