When we think of PIT (Passive Integrated Transponder) tags, aquatic research and fish tracking might be the first applications that come to mind. However, the... Continue reading
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The use of Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags in wildlife research, conservation, and animal management represents a pivotal advancement in the non-invasive tracking and identification... Continue reading
In the realm of wildlife research and conservation, the tools and technologies researchers rely on are as crucial as the studies themselves. VODA IQ is... Continue reading
We Have What You Need. Explore Voda IQ’s range of cutting-edge PIT tag products for seamless aquatic tracking and monitoring. Our advanced solutions ensure precision... Continue reading
HOW THEY WORK View our diagram below to learn more about how PIT tags from VodaIQ work, then visit our Shop to view all of... Continue reading
Choosing the Right Location for Accurate Data and Healthy Fish Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags have become a standard tool in fisheries research, aquaculture and... Continue reading
In fish and wildlife research, aquaculture and food traceability, choosing the right RFID tag is essential for accurate data collection and long-term performance. Although many... Continue reading
Once upon a time, tagging a fish was as simple as attaching a small plastic label with a number. That number might have told a... Continue reading
Sea turtles are often regarded as the sentinels of ocean health. As keystone species, their well-being reflects the overall state of marine ecosystems. However, due... Continue reading
When studying fish behavior, migration patterns, and habitat usage, researchers rely on advanced tagging technologies. Two of the most widely used methods are PIT tagging... Continue reading
In the realm of aquatic research and conservation, accurate data is paramount to understanding fish behavior, population dynamics, and ecological health. Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT)... Continue reading
In the world of fisheries management and ecological research, PIT tagging has emerged as a critical tool for tracking and studying fish populations. Short for... Continue reading
Wildlife tracking has come a long way from traditional methods such as tagging and GPS collars. With the rise of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags... Continue reading
Sustainable practices in fisheries are becoming increasingly important as global demand for seafood continues to rise. With overfishing, habitat destruction, and illegal fishing threatening marine... Continue reading
Tracking the migratory patterns of fish has never been more crucial for understanding our oceans and the life within them. With the integration of advanced... Continue reading
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