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Avian Tracking Devices

For research on bird migration, we've developed light-weight GPS tracking devices that suit a wide range of species

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Solar-powered GPS Tag Avian

Our GPS tags are state of the art and have proven themselves in various field deployments

Features
Lightweight LoRaWAN bird tracking tag with solar harvester and data storage
  • Year-round monitoring & tracking
  • Storage for location data
  • Remote configurability
  • Ruggedized and waterproof housing (IP67)
  • LoRaWAN compliant
  • Supported by Wonderland, our versatile tracking platform
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Suitable for tracking kestrels thanks to its low weight

The avian tag can be used to track a wide range of aquatic and terrestrial species. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information. You may also be interested in the product leaflet.

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Legrings for bird tracking

Leight-weight solar-powered leg rings for application in ornithology

Features
The legrings last for years thanks to their built-in solar harvester
  • Tracking of seagulls and other medium-sized birds
  • Full-season monitoring & tracking
  • Tracking of juveniles possible, thanks to legring deployment
  • LoRaWAN compliant
  • Light-weight and waterproof housing
  • Supported by Wonderland, our versatile tracking platform
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Mounting the device on a juvenile seabird

Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information.

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Wonderland Tracking Platform

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.

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Tracking Devices for Your Needs

Explore our wide range of tracking hardware and related tools

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Designed for researchers

We have a long history working with researchers and wildlife preservers around the globe. Therefore, we know what matters to you.

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Durable and reliable devices

We focus on rugged designs with a long battery life, to get the most out of the sensor deployment.

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Well documented

Our devices come with comprehensive documentation and are supported by our tracking platform IoT Wonderland.

Helpful answers

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.

Related News and Developments

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November 13th 2023 Avian Tracking Device

We're proud to announce the Avian, our latest GPS tracking device to track birds

AS Andreas Senn
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September 8th 2023 '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'

AS Andreas Senn
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January 3rd 2023 Ear-Tags for Wildlife Monitoring

We are proud to announce a new member of our product portfolio: The GPS Ear-tag for wildlife monitoring

AS Andreas Senn

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