Mobile phones could be the key to a cheaper and more reliable way of tracking animals for ecology and conservation research, according to a new study.

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the organization of professionals that oversees Bluetooth technology — released the Bluetooth LE Audio specifications. It’s a sweeping update to the way Bluetooth devices transmit audio ...

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Farine, Ph.D., of the Australian National University. More information: Low-cost animal tracking using Bluetooth low energy beacons on a crowd-sourced network, Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2024).

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investigators describe a solution that can overcome many current limitations by employing the massive global network of personal mobile phones as gateways for tracking animals using Bluetooth low ...