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LoRaWAN Cattle & Livestock Tracking

Low-cost livestock tracking with LoRaWAN gateways. Geofence grazing areas and get straying alerts without a SIM per animal tag.

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LoRaWAN cattle and livestock tracking

Agriculture and Livestock Tracking

Not all tracking needs cellular. LoRaWAN is ideal for cattle, livestock, and agricultural assets. Low cost, long battery life (2-5+ years), long range. Gateways cover large farms. Geofence alerts when cattle stray. No SIM per device.

Cattle Tracking

Track cattle across large farms. Geofence alerts for straying. Low-cost devices with years of battery life.

Smart Agriculture

Soil moisture, temperature, asset sensors. Monitor equipment across farms. Scalable for agri-logistics.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Low-power, long-range wireless for IoT. Devices transmit over several km with minimal power. Ideal for sensors and trackers in remote areas.
No. LoRaWAN uses gateways connected to internet. Deploy gateways; devices connect wirelessly. No SIM per device.
One gateway typically covers 2–5 km in open areas. We help with site survey and optimal placement.

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PRODUCT CONTENT GOVERNANCE

Written by

Pictor Telematics Product Documentation Team · Product Specifications and Deployment Guidance

Reviewed by

Pictor Telematics Implementation Review Team · Field Validation and Integration Readiness

Published

Jan 15, 2024

Last reviewed

Apr 10, 2026

Validation approach

Product information is reviewed against technical specifications, installation constraints, and operational usage patterns from commercial deployments.