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Beef and Dairy Cattle FarmsSheep and Goat FarmingPig ProductionPet Clinics and SheltersGovernment Livestock Traceability ProgrammesAquaculture and Ornamental Fish38 technical guides and 9 company updates, covering frequency choice, tag selection, application technique, microchips and traceability.
The standard protocol determines how the tag and reader communicate, and that sets the range, speed and compatibility. ISO 11784 a
Read moreRFID uses radio waves to read unique IDs stored in tags without touching them. The tag sends its ID back to the reader when trigge
Read morePets can go missing even with collars, especially if the collar slips off. A microchip provides a permanent, tamper-resistant ID t
Read moreNFC operates at 13.56 MHz with a maximum range of 10cm, using short-range radio waves to enable data exchange between devices. It
Read moreThe V44-Solar powered GPS locator tracks livestock location using GPS, BeiDou and WiFi, with positioning accuracy of 5 to 15 meter
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Cattle, sheep, goats and pigs each have different ear shapes, skin thickness and movement patterns. A tag that stays on a bull’s e
Read moreThe S19 and S20 are mini handheld RFID scanners designed for quick, reliable reading of implanted pet microchips. Both read tags a
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Z00 and Z05 are implantable microchip syringes for pets and livestock, both using ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 compliant 134.2 kHz chip
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The pet management software system records every event tied to a microchip ID. Each pet gets a unique number from the implanted ch
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The RBC-S18 stick reader lets you capture animal ID data without standing close to the animal. This reduces stress on sensitive an
Read moreA barcode label uses black bars and white spaces of varying widths to encode data. A scanner reads the pattern by converting refle
Read moreAn RFID animal ear tag is an electronic ID that stores a unique number and responds when a reader sends a signal. It enables autom
Read moreRFID readers capture multiple tags at once using anti-collision technology. Fixed ultra-high frequency readers can read dozens of
Read moreRFID tags provide a unique, tamper-resistant ID that survives years outdoors on livestock or pets. They are read automatically via
Read moreRFID technology reads animal IDs without touching the tag. A handheld or fixed reader captures data from a distance, which means a
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Implantable pet microchips store a unique ID that survives the animal's lifetime. They are read by a scanner at 134.2 kHz, which m
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Handheld RFID readers are used when an operator needs to scan individual animals or small groups in the field. They come in two fo
Read moreWithout electronic ear tags, identifying individual animals in a herd is unreliable. A single untagged animal can delay disease de
Read moreAn animal traceability system must assign a unique, tamper-resistant ID to every animal that survives outdoor conditions for years
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Starting June 1, 2022, Japan’s revised Animal Protection Management Law requires that all cats and dogs sold by breeders and pet s
Read moreRFID tags store a unique ID that can be read without direct contact. Staff use handheld or fixed readers to capture data from anim
Read moreEvery animal needs a unique, tamper-resistant ID that survives outdoor conditions for years. RFID tags provide that by embedding a
Read morePet microchips use RFID technology to provide a permanent, tamper-resistant ID. The chip has no battery, is the size of a grain of
Read moreVisual ear tags show a number by sight. They help small farms track animals by eye but require manual record keeping. RFID ear tag
Read moreRFID tags provide a unique, tamper-resistant ID that survives outdoor conditions for years. They enable automatic identification o
Read moreThe pandemic disrupted meat processing and caused farm closures due to worker infections and lockdowns. Animals reaching slaughter
Read moreAn EID ear tag is a passive RFID device that gives each animal a unique 10- or 15-digit electronic identity. It is designed for lo
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Cattle, pigs and sheep have different ear thickness, curvature and cartilage structure. A tag that fits one animal may fall off or
Read moreRFID tags carry a unique identifier that can be read without line of sight, unlike barcodes which require direct visual access. Th
Read moreFrequency determines how the tag and reader communicate, which defines the required distance and handling method. Low frequency ta
Read moreRFID solves the problem of identifying animals without relying on visual marks or memory. Each animal carries a unique ID that sur
Read moreElectronic tags are produced in three main categories: tag class, injection molded products, and card class. Each serves different
Read moreRFID scanners only read tags that operate at the same frequency. Low frequency (LF) works at 125 kHz, high frequency (HF) at 13.54
Read moreA poorly placed ear tag can fall off, cause infection, or fail to read. The tag must be positioned in the middle third of the ear,
Read moreButton-shaped ear tags consist of two discs connected by a central stem with a male and female part. They are designed to clip sec
Read moreWithout a unique, tamper-resistant ID, every animal is a data gap. Breeding records are incomplete, disease outbreaks spread undet
Read moreFrequency determines how the tag and reader communicate, which directly affects reading distance and environment performance. Low
Read moreRFID uses radio waves to read unique IDs stored in tags without line of sight. In livestock and pet management, it replaces manual
Read moreRaybaca will be at Booth 11D37 from 12th to 15th November 2024 in Germany. The event is a key gathering for livestock identificati
Read moreRaybaca IOT Technology has resumed full operations following the Chinese New Year holiday. Production, quality control, and shippi
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Raybaca IOT Technology Co., Ltd will be closed from February 6th to February 18th, 2024, to celebrate the Chinese New Year. All or
Read moreRaybaca IOT Technology was awarded the National High-tech Enterprise Certificate in 2020, confirming it meets China's criteria for
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Visiting customers are shown the full scope of Raybaca's operations, from product development history to hardware and software sys
Read moreThe RBC-S09 is a handheld RFID reader designed for real-time data capture from animal ear tags. It stores up to 100,000 tag record
Read moreICAR certification confirms that Raybaca's ear tags meet international standards for animal identification. The certification cove
Read moreThe RBC-S5100 reads low frequency animal identification tags at 100-150 kHz, including FDX-B, FDX-A and HDX formats compliant with
Read moreA poorly designed syringe can cause needle detachment, improper chip placement, or injury during implantation. The new Raybaca syr
Read moreThe fastest route is to tell us the animal, the quantity and where the read happens. Two messages usually settles it.
