Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags have become one of the most trusted tools in fisheries research, hatchery management, aquaculture, and wildlife conservation. When used correctly,... Continue reading
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From Field Prep to Meaningful Data Behind every PIT tag dataset is a full day of preparation, coordinated fieldwork, and a series of small but... Continue reading
Aquaculture is evolving rapidly. As global demand for seafood increases, producers and researchers is under pressure to improve efficiency, stock quality, and long-term sustainability. One of the most powerful... Continue reading
Research by Shellfish Expert Chantal Gionet Proven RFID Tagging for Oyster Aquaculture PIT tags for oysters are gaining traction as a powerful tool for aquaculture... Continue reading
Some conferences leave you informed. Others leave you energized. Our time at the Georgia AFS 2026 annual meeting on Jekyll Island did both. From the... Continue reading
Fisheries field work has always been demanding. Long days in remote locations, difficult environmental conditions, large sample sizes, and increasing data requirements continue to challenge fisheries biologists,... Continue reading
Hands-On Training for Accurate, Efficient Tagging If you are looking to improve tagging accuracy, streamline data collection, and ensure your team is following best practices,... Continue reading
For decades, fisheries biologists, hatchery crews, and field researchers relied on clipboards, paper forms, and handwritten notes to collect fisheries data. While those methods helped... Continue reading
Budgets Tight? Stretch Your Research Dollars with Voda IQ If you work in fisheries, conservation, aquaculture, or hatchery management, you already know the reality. Budgets... Continue reading
At Voda IQ, we design products for real field conditions. That means early mornings, long hikes, wet environments, bouncing truck beds, backpacks stuffed with gear,... Continue reading
RFID technology has transformed fisheries conservation over the past several decades. What once began as a simple method for identifying individual fish has evolved into a highly... Continue reading
Environmental research is generating more data than ever before. Fisheries biologists, wildlife researchers, conservation organizations, hatcheries, universities, and government agencies are collecting enormous amounts of information... Continue reading
What PIT Tag Arrays Teach Us Over Time Why Long-Term Data Matters in Aquatic Systems One of the most powerful aspects of PIT tag technology is not... Continue reading
This spring, the Voda IQ team hit the road in California as sales representatives Jackson Beckley and Armando Piccinini attended two important fisheries and conservation... Continue reading
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