Simple Setup, Powerful Results
We designed MooTag to be intuitive from day one. Get your entire herd online and start gathering insights in just a few simple steps.
Step 1: Attach the MooTag
Secure the lightweight, comfortable tag to your animal's ear or collar. The rugged design ensures it stays put through daily movement and harsh weather.
Step 2: The Tag Gathers Data
Once attached, the tag immediately begins its work.
- The GNSS chip points to its precise location.
- The motion sensor tracks steps, running, and resting periods.
- The solar panel harvests sunlight to keep the battery charged.
Step 3: Data is Transmitted Securely
The tag intelligently sends its data packet over the most efficient network available.
- 4G (A1): Directly to the nearest cell tower.
- LoRaWAN (A2): To your on-farm gateway.
- Satellite (A3): Directly to an orbiting satellite if no other network is found.
- Bluetooth (A4): To a nearby proximity Bluetooth gateway.
Step 4: Access Insights & Alerts
The data is processed in the cloud and instantly available to you on the MooTag App. View live locations, analyze health trends, and receive critical alerts on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Yes. You can choose LoRaWAN (with gateways) or the NBIoT + NTN satellite + LoRaWAN hybrid option for remote areas.
GNSS accuracy is typically <2.5m CEP in good outdoor conditions. Terrain, canopy, and device configuration can affect results.
Reporting intervals are configurable. Heartbeat and GNSS reporting can be set based on your preferred balance of frequency and power use.
The tag uses a solar panel + 150mAh rechargeable battery to reduce maintenance. Runtime depends on reporting frequency, sunlight, and connectivity.
The tag is rated IP66, uses PC/ABS housing, and is designed for outdoor wear and animal movement.
Yes—unlimited users and unlimited cattle records in the app (per your guideline). You control access.
LoRaWAN uses AES128 encryption. Other network options use secure transport methods appropriate to the protocol stack and configuration.
The device supports FOTA over Bluetooth, enabling updates when devices are in range of your update workflow.