Collars to track the movement and behaviour of cows have been launched by Cambridge Industrial Design. The company has developed a system that uses sensors embedded in collars worn on cattle to monitor their movements.
Collars to track the movement and behaviour of cows have been launched by Cambridge Industrial Design. The information is sent in real-time through mobile GSM networks to a central hub, where it is analysed in conjunction with other data such as milk yields and grass length, overseen by another CID measuring device called the Grass Hopper.