Other Species Behavior Monitoring

When it comes to understanding the spread of disease, locomotion disorders, or neurological processes, behavioral tracking is just as much crucial for non-human primates models as it is for mosquitoes, daphnia, tadpoles, drosophila, Caenorhabditis elegans, or any insect.

That's why we believe that behavior monitoring should be easy, regardless of the species. However, obtaining clear figures and automatically scoring the behavior of terrestrial, airborne, and aquatic species is a real challenge in behavioral science.

In that sense, behavioral tracking of a single animal or several animals should be obtained simply, with specific outputs while ensuring particular attention to welfare.

Therefore, our tools are flexible enough to meet your assessment goals, so that you can focus on your research rather than the instrumentation itself on a wide range of domains: ecotoxicology, ethology, neurology, epidemiology...