Hi,
We’re a research project working on energy-harvesting technology that makes animal wearables self-powered by using locomotion, heat and/or sunlight, and reduces reliance on battery replacements, potentially minimizing disturbance to animals and lowering research costs. We’d love to hear the community’s opinion on the potential applications of energy-harvesting collars or ear tags for wildlife monitoring & research. (Check out our papers: Electromagnetic; Triboelectric)
We're particularly interested in hearing from those who have:
- Experience with wildlife health, activity and location monitoring
- Experience in developing or using wildlife tracking technologies
- Researching animal physiology and behavior.
Spare 2-3 minutes to give your opinion on a few questions regarding the topic:
https://forms.office.com/e/6GJJgz38x0
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kind regards from the Kinect team,
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David Blažević
Tampere University
Research Group of Electromechanics
+358509119814
david.blazevic@tuni.fi
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9287-6146
11 April 2025 10:57am
Hi, we've gotten more than 20 replies until now so thank you if you took the time to answer.
And we would really appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to answer if you haven't by now!
Thank you,
David, Kinect team
David Blažević