How it works?
Data acquisition
Wear tags with embedded GPS receiver and biometric sensors track animal vital signs, as well as whether or not cow have strayed from a dedicated area.
Wireless communication
Data from all tags is periodically sent to a gateway.
Analysis
Cloud platform receives information from gateway and analyzes data by an application
Alerts
Application sends alerts on the location and health of cows to farmers via mobile device.
Application
Use one application for ear tags installation procedures, assets management, animals localization and remote health monitoring. With flexible settings you’ll be able to receive alarm messages to computer, tablet or smartphone. Improve herd performances and profit with 24/7 remote monitoring, reduce labor, medication cost and losses.
Tracking and geo-fencing
With tracking function you’ll always know where animals and can optimize grazing area utilization. Geo-fencing is important feature of application for assets management, right amount of diet and reducing cattle theft. Use map layers to analyze the dependence of animal’s behavior on the landscape and to detect comfort zones.- Google Maps, Yandex Maps, OpenStreetMap support
- Shapes files upload ability for sections visualization
- Feeders and drinkers icons on the map for feed and water intake monitoring
Health monitoring
Application algorithms use patterns to detect negative behavior changes and onset of a disease. AI can find animals with the same deviations to predict disease distribution. Upload information on pregnant cows to receive alarm messages about calving. Control individual bull’s activities for better selection.
Third party integration
Send request to the third party software integration. This will allow you to share data with partners and connect to ERP applications. API is provided for your custom development project.- Microsoft Dynamics NAV
- VAS DairyComp
Herd performance monitoring
Application algorithms use patterns to detect negative behavior changes and onset of a disease. AI can find animals with the same deviations to predict disease distribution. Upload information on pregnant cows to receive alarm messages about calving. Control individual bull’s activities for better selection.
Cattle ear tag
- For meat and dairy breeds of cows
- Unlicensed frequency band EU863-870/AU915-928/US902-928
- 20 km max. range
- 25 mW max. TX power
- LoRaWAN Class A (open standard) RF protocol
- Embedded GPS receiver
- Coordinates, animal activity, temperature, battery level tracking and monitoring
- ±16 g accelerometer range
- Lithium, replaceable battery
- Up to 2 years* battery life time
- -40...+60 °C operating temperature range
- Waterproof, impact-resistant plastic enclosure
- Dimensions 55x40x16 mm
- Weight 30 grams
LoRaWAN gateway
Outdoor LoRaWAN gateway is a robust, performant and highly reliable for wireless network. It’s available in most global unlicensed frequency bands and is proposed through ruggedized, compact and light casing, making it easy to install and deploy at farm. Fast network deployment solution for millions of animals.
Coverage of pastures
5k ear tags per LoRaWAN gateway
Power supply from PoE, power line or solar panel
Ethernet/GSM/Satellite backhaul
Maintenance free
Max. range to tags is line of sight (depends on landform)
Individual applicator
Applicator is used to install ear tags in pastures and farm. It is designed to retract the ear tag holder out of the animal’s ear before it can react. The holder can be positioned at any angle on the applicator for left or right application variables. Applicator is compatible with RFID female button tag. Installation time less than 1 minute per animal.
Bulk applicator
Cordless Li-Ion applicator is used to install ear tags for farm where tens of thousands of animals. Ergonomic, lightweight and compact design making it easy to maneuver and arm fatigue reducing. Applicator is compatible with reel of female button tag. High capacity canister holds 100 female button tags per reel. Installation time less than 30 seconds per animal.