Moving beyond location to capture the why of wildlife behavior through multi-modal, context-aware sensing.
Explore the TechTraditional GPS tells us where an animal goes, but leaves behavior and environmental context ambiguous. CollarID closes the data gap.
Fusing location with high-fidelity bioacoustics and inertial metrics to understand the complete behavioral picture.
Recording temperature, humidity, and air pressure second-by-second to capture the environmental conditions animals experience.
The first animal-borne logger to measure particulate matter (wildfire smoke and pollutants) directly from the animal's perspective.
Built for extreme durability and long-term autonomous operation in the harshest wilderness environments.
Designed for extreme durability. Validated using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) against the bite force of a lion.
Proven waterproof and resilient through extreme environmental tests, including environmental chamber testing. Polycarbonate top and anodized aluminum base provide optimal protection.
Integrated solar harvesting paired with an intelligent hibernation protocol for multi-year deployments.
Low-power, long-range LoRaWAN telemetry with planned Argos Satellite integration for true global autonomy.
GPS, high-fidelity bioacoustics, IMU, temperature, humidity, pressure, and particulate matter sensing.
FEA simulations validate structural integrity against extreme forces, ensuring the device can withstand the physical demands of tracking wild animals like lions and hyenas.
The CollarID system includes high-quality microphones that capture environmental sounds and vocalizations. Below are example recordings from field deployments with their frequency spectrum (STFT) visualizations.
Active deployments across wild and domestic species
We are currently active in deploying CollarIDs for wild lions and hyenas, as well as domestic dogs. The CollarID Mk II platform continues to be optimized for large-scale field deployments across diverse species and environments.
Currently deploying CollarID systems on wild lions and hyenas in conservation settings, as well as domestic dogs for research and monitoring applications.
Continuous refinement of sensor accuracy, power efficiency, and communication reliability based on real-world deployment data and field feedback.
Interested in deploying CollarID for your research? Let's discuss how multi-modal sensing can advance your wildlife studies.
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