| Developers: | Angstrem |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2018/09/10 |
| Branches: | Agriculture and fishery, Electrical equipment and microelectronics |
2018: Development of the microidentifier
On September 10, 2018 the Angstrem company announced TAdviser development of the domestic microidentifier for chipping of animals. The contactless RFID tag in a glass flask created by the company on the basis of a wireless chip of own development will be delivered in a set with the special syringe. Will be able to Chipirovat an animal a domestic tag both the veterinarian, and the pet owner, told in Angstrem.
The set of the product which is referred to as "Mikroidentifikator radio-frequency contactless for animals in individual packaging complete with adaptation (applicator)" includes a microscopic tag in a glass flask (am hurt) and also the applicator for input of the microidentifier under skin of an animal in the form of the disposable syringe. Besides, stickers with the individual electronic code of the microidentifier are included in the delivery. All this is in hermetic and sterile the blister packaging, emphasized in the company.
The flask, weighing 0.1 grams and 12 mm in size with a diameter of 2.1 mm, comprises the contactless module in construct to "chip-on-payment" with a self-produced semiconductor crystal Angstrem, based on the double-sided printed circuit board and also the antenna in the form of a ferrite rod with the copper microwire which is reeled up on it.
The applicator is the plastic syringe with a metal needle, a protective plastic cap and the plastic limit stop of the piston (stopper).
According to the statement of the developer, all product is executed in a full compliance both with Russian, and with international standards.
The total amount of the Russian market on chipping of pets and cattle is estimated by analysts at 1-1.5 billion rub in a year. The number of animals who are subject to chipping makes about 15% of a total quantity, i.e. about 150 million individuals, noted in Angstrem.
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