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Livestock Tracking
Track herds on open pasture with 4G and LoRaWAN collars and BLE / LoRaWAN ear tags — location, virtual fencing, temperature and activity monitoring from one dashboard.
Overview
On large grazing areas, finding a sick animal or a broken fence can take half a day. Counting is done by eye, theft is hard to detect, and heat or illness is usually noticed only after production has already dropped.
WEST livestock tracking puts a collar or ear tag on each animal and reports position, temperature and activity to a platform. Virtual geo-fences raise an alert the moment an animal leaves its pasture, and the herd overview replaces manual counting.
System Architecture
Three layers: animal devices → radio coverage → herd management platform.
Animal devices
WE-S503 4G GPS collar
WE-S502 LoRaWAN collar
WE-GT085 collar (geo-fence & voice)
WE-HCBB59 BLE ear tag
WE-HCBL38 LoRaWAN ear tag
WE-S502 LoRaWAN collar
WE-GT085 collar (geo-fence & voice)
WE-HCBB59 BLE ear tag
WE-HCBL38 LoRaWAN ear tag
Network coverage
4G cellular
LoRaWAN gateways
BLE readers
BeiDou / GPS / WiFi / aGPS
LoRaWAN gateways
BLE readers
BeiDou / GPS / WiFi / aGPS
Herd management
Live map & heat maps
Virtual fencing alerts
Temperature & estrus reports
Open API to farm software
Virtual fencing alerts
Temperature & estrus reports
Open API to farm software
Recommended Products
Typical configuration for pasture and ranch operations.
GPS tracking collars
WE-S503
4G GPS smart cattle tracking collar for real-time location on wide pasture without local gateways.
WE-S502
LoRaWAN livestock collar with GPS positioning and health monitoring for battery-efficient coverage.
WE-GT085
Multi-network collar (LoRa / 4G / BeiDou / WiFi / aGPS) with virtual geo-fencing and voice output.
Ear tags
WE-HCBB59
BLE ear tag for cattle and sheep, delivering identification and activity data to nearby readers.
WE-HCBL38
LoRaWAN temperature ear tag that reports body temperature trends for health and estrus monitoring.
WE-T39
2.4GHz livestock ear tag for local-area tracking of cattle and sheep on ranch and farm sites.
Key Benefits
Find animals in minutes
Herd position and history are on the map, so a missing animal is located from the office instead of by riding the fence line.
Virtual fencing
Geo-fence alerts warn you about animals leaving the pasture or gathering near roads and boundaries.
Earlier health insight
Temperature and activity trends flag sick or in-heat animals before production and reproduction are affected.
Next step
Tell us the herd size, pasture area and whether cellular or LoRaWAN coverage is available — we will size the device mix.
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