We provide trackers and sensors for wildlife monitoring and geo-science. Depending on the demands, we provide off-the-shelf solution or design and manufacture custom devices.
Leight-weight solar-powered leg rings for application in ornithology
Our client is mounting the device on a juvenile seabird
Medium-weight battery-powered tracking device for long-term tracking of diary cows, sheep, deer etc.
The collar comes in various sizes, to suit the species you'd like to monitor
We provide parts for custom tracking devices to track essentially any species. Please contact us for more information
Soil moisture sensors to get the most out of your crop.
Find answers to the most common questions people ask us right below.
Probably yes. In case not, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us, so we can add support for your device's payload format
Yes, Wonderland is free for a limited number of devices on your account. If you exceed that number, we'll ask you to get a yearly subscription (Prototype, Professional or Enterprise), which will allow you to use unlimited devices on our platform.
>Yes. Please get in touch with us in case you need a hardware partner for your project. We support you in finding the right device for any application in the context of a research and tracking.
We're using LoRaWAN to receive data from our the devices over-the-air. Which network operator you chose is up to you.
There are free LoRaWAN networks and servers available (The Things Network, ChirpStack etc.). If you need a professional solution or advice, please contact us.
That very much depends on the environmental conditions and the device configuration. Typically they run for months to years on primary battery.
We have recently shipped the first batch of tracking collars for monitoring the location and behavior of bovidae: The Tracking Collar 'Bull'
We are proud to announce a new member of our product portfolio: The GPS Ear-tag for wildlife monitoring
Arribada & Copernicus Technologies collaborate in a joint environmental monitoring project: Sea of Plastics