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We have grouped our range of tags and collars by their Brand Name which reflects how they might be fitted to the animal, their size, whether a tag is for a bird or an animal’s ear or whether it uses cellular or satellite connectivity. Essentially, we are working on the principle that “The clue is in the Name!" Read More

Once a collar or tag has acquired a GPS location, the data has to somehow get to you, the research scientist. Here we have grouped our tags and collars according to how they connect back to the cloud to enable you to see the data. Read More

Solar tags have the potential to be powered indefinitely, although there are caveats to that statement. With too high a GPS fix rate, even solar tags can run out of power. Generally collars (and some tags) are powered by only a battery and consequently have a finite life which is dependent on the battery size, the number of GPS locations collected and the number of times the collar or tag tries to connect to the cloud through the various connection solutions. However, some collars come with a combined primary battery with a back up solar option. Read More

Some collars and tags are very simple and have limited functionality whereas some are more complex. Some, for example Ear Tags, do not have the ability to remotely drop off, while others - in particular collars include all the features available. Read More