Dispositivo portátil para Sistema de alambrado virtual.

Abstract

This work comprises the final integrative project for the Electronic Engineering program at the National University of Río Negro. It involves the development of a prototype collar for grazing animals, which allows for obtaining their geographic location and biometric parameters. This information is transmitted wirelessly to a base station, where it is processed and made available to the livestock producer or scientific institution. In turn, the system receives geographic points from the base station, generating virtual boundaries that the animal must not cross. To achieve this, different types of actuators are used to correct the animal's movement direction. The base station is part of the final integrative project completed by two other students from the same institution. Therefore, its development is beyond the scope of this document.