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According to Statista, the livestock monitoring, and management sector was valued at approximately 2.52 billion U.S. dollars in 2017 and is expected to witness an increase, reaching around 4.84 billion dollars by the year 2021. Advanced tracking devices in livestock and wildlife contribute significantly to scientific understanding and behavioral modeling across diverse ecosystems. From 18,000 1NCE customers worldwide, we support over 8% of projects in Agriculture and the growing number of wildlife tracking across over 37 countries, which means the value of IoT in animal monitoring is tremendously increasing.
Druid Technology, a Chinese company founded in 2015, specializes in designing diverse trackers models with flexible deployment methods and modulated accessories tailored to different animal species. Users receive guidance in selecting the most suitable tracker and deployment method, considering factors like size, weight, and environmental conditions. Options encompass backpacks, leg bands, neck collars, among others.
One of the Druid's focuses is monitoring wildlife and livestock assets, which are highly mobile. They request accurate collection and delivery of extensive data on species behaviors, including migration patterns, real-time movements, breeding, and homing activities. Apart from the data quality, there was a lack of cost-efficiency of the international roaming for their IoT-based trackers.
Leveraging more than 1,000 1NCE IoT SIM cards, Druid now supports connectivity through 2G, 3G, 4G, and LTE-M technologies. The company now ensures reliable and stable connections, enabling real-time monitoring of migration patterns, breeding and other activities. Additionally, the flat-rate pricing model offers cost efficiency, allowing Druid to plan finances more effectively.
