Description of the product
Handheld readers are agile and flexible, making them ideal for use in the stable or in situations where mobility is important. They can be used as stand-alone solutions, but they also offer the possibility to connect to other devices and systems via Bluetooth or
Wi-Fi, allowing easy transfer of data and integration with existing systems.
Stationary readers, on the other hand, are designed to be used in fixed locations and are particularly useful in environments where animals regularly pass through specific points. Examples of applications for these stationary readers include scales, feeding stations and slaughter lines, where they can contribute to the continuous and automated recording of animal ID. Placing these readers at strategic points can ensure accurate and efficient tracking of animal flow across operations.
One of the main advantages of using electronic ID reading is its speed and accuracy. The electronic method minimises the risk of human error that often occurs with manual reading, resulting in a very low error rate. This is particularly important in large herds where fast and accurate identification is crucial for effective management and traceability. In addition, electronic reading helps to improve animal welfare by reducing the need for manual handling, which can be stressful for the animals.