The Base Station is a stand-alone unit that manages automatically all Remote devices in its working range.


 

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.


The Mammal-Trek Remote is a GPS with a tri-axial accelerometer and Remote data download via UHF up to 2 Km. The Mammal-Trek Remote can record a large amount of different behavioral data at once, allowing a new range of behavioral 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.


 

Proximity is a miniature UHF-based logger designed to quantify social interactions between individuals. The Proximity sensor is based on remote UHF pinging between two or more devices. Users can select different signal power levels to tune the maximum reception distance. Proximity logging can be configured from every 1 second up to once per hour. Data can be retrieved via cable or through a Base Station workflow, and the sensor can be integrated into compatible platforms.


Valve-Trek is a revolutionary device designed to study the fine-scale behavior of bivalves. This includes an accelerometer and magnetometer and can be integrated with sensors to record the temperature and the depth (up to 400 meters). While the accelerometer can help to identify the activity of bivalves, the magnetometer can be used to measure the opening of valves.    


 

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