The Axy-Trek Marine is a small data logger with GPS internal antenna, a tri-axial accelerometer and a pressure sensor (TDR), designed for marine animals. The Axy-Trek can record a large amount of different behavioural data at once, allowing a new range of behavioural studies. Fully schedulable device to meet a wide range of research needs. Several sensors can be included in this device such as pressure/temperature, light and dry/wet.


 

The Axy-Trek Mini is a very small data logger with GPS and tri-axial accelerometer. The Axy-Trek Mini can record a large amount of different behavioural data at once, allowing a new range of behavioural studies. Fully schedulable device to meet a wide range of research needs. Several sensors can be included in this device such as pressure/temperature (TDR), light, and wet/dry sensors.


 

The Axy-Trek Remote is a small data logger with GPS, a tri-axial accelerometer and Remote data download via UHF up to 2 Km. The Axy-Trek Remote can record a large amount of different behavioural data at once, allowing a new range of behavioural studies. Fully schedulable device to meet a wide range of research needs. Several sensors can be included in this device such as pressure/temperature, light and dry/wet.


 

The Gipsy 6 is a miniature GPS data logger with accurate energy management. The small size of the Gipsy 6 makes it suitable for applications where weight and dimensions are critical.  This makes this GPS a good choice for a wide range of animals. In the smallest configuration, the Gipsy 6 weight only 1.5g for 15 days of recording. Gipsy 6 is fully customizable to be used in a wide range of aquatic and terrestrial animals.


The Gipsy Remote is a miniaturized GPS data logger with Radio data download. The Gipsy Remote makes it the ideal solution for applications where weight and dimensions are critical. Gipsy Remote is highly customizable to meet all possible research needs, and be used in a wide range of species. Available with a high-efficiency solar panel.


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