Applications

Livestock management

Livestock management

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  • QLX3Gx
Existing battery life
18 months
Qualinx battery life
3 years

Smarter, broader, always connected: the evolution of livestock management

From the vast, open ranges of Australia and New Zealand to the precision-engineered barns of the Netherlands, livestock management has become a showcase of technological diversity. Whether tracking semi-wild cattle across thousands of hectares or monitoring dairy cows in high-efficiency operations, modern solutions are transforming how farmers care for their herds.

But with this diversity comes a shared challenge: long-lasting, reliable connectivity. Devices must operate in remote areas, withstand harsh conditions, and deliver actionable insights, often without access to power grids or stable networks.

The future of livestock management

Why low power and flexible connectivity are revolutionizing livestock care

The magic of livestock management lies in its adaptability. Whether it’s a battery powered GPS-collar on a free-roaming cow or an RFID-enabled ear tag in a climate-controlled barn, low power consumption and smart communication protocols are what make these systems viable across geographies.

Applications

Real-time Location Monitoring
Pasture Management
Loss and Theft Prevention
Breeding Management
Activity and Behavior Analysis
Early Disease Detection
Targeted Feeding
Water Source Monitoring
Cattle Herding
Dairy Traceability

Recent innovations have made this possible:

Energy-efficient sensors that monitor health, movement, and behaviour with minimal battery drain.

Adaptive transmission schedules that send data only when needed, extending device life.

Digital RF allowing to switch between LoRa®, cellular, satellite, or BLE depending on location and signal availability.

Rugged, compact components designed for both wild terrain and controlled environments.

Benefits

Real world impact

Livestock tech is thriving in a wide range of settings:
Extensive cattle farms

GPS and motion sensors track grazing patterns, detect anomalies, and help locate animals across vast landscapes.

High-efficiency dairy farms

Active RFID and biometric sensors monitor milk yield, feeding behaviour, and reproductive cycles in real time.

Mixed operations

Hybrid systems combine environmental monitoring, health tracking, and automated alerts to optimize both welfare and productivity.

Connectivity without compromise

Livestock don’t always stay within Wi-Fi range. Wouldn’t it be ideal if your tracking system could reconfigure itself to maintain visibility - whether deep in the outback or inside a steel-framed barn?

That’s the promise of Qualinx’ reconfigurable radio andmulti-protocol modules, which adapt to terrain, infrastructure, and energy constraints without missing a beat.

Security and trust

With animal health data, location history, and production metrics flowing through these systems, security is essential. Encrypted communication and secure cloud platforms ensure that insights remain private and protected.

Livestock management is no longer one-size-fits-all - it’s a spectrum of smart, scalable solutions tailored to geography, species, and farming philosophy. And thanks to low-power design and adaptive connectivity, it’s ready to support farmers wherever their herds roam.

Interested in our solutions?

Contact our team for detailed information, a personalized demo, or to explore how our solutions can support your business

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QLX3Gx
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