RFID Solutions - Tracking and Task Automation for mice and rats

Advanced Solutions for Animal Tracking & Identification

RFID technology is an ideal tool for long term studies of group housed animals. Standardized RFID implants allow the fast and accurate identification of animals which can be used for position tracking or access control. Different sensor types and geometries allow a large variety of applications.

  • Reduced operator interaction
  • Animal friendly group housing
  • Continuous 24/7 operation and data collection
  • Precise activity measurement for individuals

 

 

 

Typical applications of RFID technology in the context of measuring animal behaviour are:

  • Complex test arenas with automated access control to test chambers
  • Home-built setups with activity and position logging
  • Continuous measurement of individual movement and general activity
Cuboidal box with MultiMouseMonitor written on it.

MultiMouseMonitor

Device for smart surveillance of group housed animals.

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A tall shelf with multiple levels with individual boxes on each level

ColonyRack

System for automated tracking of a large group of mice.

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Array of individual trays with a rotating element attached to each

IDrevolyzer

A device which combines multiple running wheels with group housing.

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Small device with 8 small devices linked with connecting nodes built into the main device

IDspyder

A scalable system for adding animal tracking to test arenas.

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cuboidal black box with cylindrical wire mesh clamped at 2 placed on one side

IDsorter

Novel solution for individual access from group housing to testing arenas.

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Device with multiple components attached together, the base is a device like a measuring scale.

IDsorter for rats

Device for fully automated individual access from group housing to testing arenas.

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Two transparent big boxes connected by a transparent tube

IDsensors

RFID sensors for animal identification and tracking

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