Cow Location & Activity Tracker
Advanced LoRaWAN-enabled GPS collar designed for modern livestock management, health monitoring, and theft prevention.
Monitor your cattle with precision. Trackster’s Cow Tracker combines high-accuracy GPS with 3D accelerometer data to identify behavior, health patterns, and real-time location.
Why Choose LoRaWAN Cow Tracking?
Behavior Analysis
Integrated 3D accelerometer tracks rumination, walking, running, and jumping to detect illness or pregnancy early.
2-Year Battery Life
Optimized low-power LoRaWAN technology ensures the device runs for 1 to 2 years with interchangeable batteries.
GPS Geofencing
Get instant alerts if your cattle stray outside designated grazing areas or if abnormal movement is detected.
Technical Specifications
- Connectivity: LoRaWAN (Class A) & Bluetooth Support
- Sensors: High-Precision GPS + 3D Accelerometer
- Durability: Rugged, Waterproof (IP67 Rated)
- Configuration: Mobile App or Downlink Messages
- Mounting: Heavy-duty collar attachment system
- Application: Livestock, Cattle & Wildlife Monitoring
Bulk Quotation
Managing a large herd? Get specialized pricing for bulk livestock deployments.
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Smart Agriculture Ready
Our Cow GPS Tracker is part of the "Internet of Living Things" ecosystem, providing stable, long-range data transmission in remote rural areas where cellular coverage is often unreliable.
Livestock Tracker FAQ
The device analyzes movement patterns. A decrease in rumination or walking activity is often the first clinical sign of illness or a cow going into labor.
Yes, the casing is ergonomically designed for cattle collars, ensuring it doesn't cause irritation or impede natural movement.
The device reports location at regular configurable intervals (e.g., every 15 or 30 minutes) to balance battery life with tracking accuracy.
Absolutely. It is designed to withstand rain, mud, and harsh outdoor farm environments.
With a standard LoRaWAN gateway, you can track cattle up to 5-10km away in open grazing fields.