Procedure for the identification and monitoring of animals through the use of electronic identification devices (transponders)
CA 2507221 A1 · Owner: Vilaseca Vintro, Joan Francesc · Inventors: Garin De Nardo, Daniel; Hernandez-Jover, Marta; Caja Lopez, Gerardo
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Procedure for the identification and monitoring of animals through the use of electronic identification devices (transponders). It comprises the steps of inserting the transponder inside the peritoneal cavity of the animal; identifying and collecting information on the animal by means of sensors; and once the animal has been slaughtered, recovering the transponder through automated processes in the slaughtering lines of the slaughterhouses. The insertion of the transponder is achieved by means of an applicator that comprises a main hollow tubular body with an open end; a charge carrier adjusted for longitudinal displacement inside the hollow tubular body; a charge transfer array …
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