You rest, LUX keeps watch.
Smart protection against wolf and other predator attacks on your livestock
Reduces the risk of night-time attacks on extensive livestock farms by up to 85 per cent using light deterrent technology and indirect tracking without the need for fixed installations.
Fewer sleepless nights, more peace and quiet in the countryside.
Protect your livestock from the spread of wolves and large carnivores
This is how digitanimal LUX came about – a technological tool designed to help prevent the presence of wildlife in the vicinity of livestock through an intelligent system of deterrence and indirect tracking. LUX is the result of work carried out within the framework of the innovation project GELOB, with the aim of facilitating the sustainable coexistence of livestock farming and wildlife conservation.
Protect your hard work. Defend your livestock.
How does the LUX digitanimal work on your livestock farm?
- Irregular Light Deterrent (Anti-Habituation):
- Indirect Localisation by Proximity
- Maximum range and durability
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- Personalised advice
We’ll help you set up and optimise your system
- Fast and personalised support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which species is it intended to deter?
The system is primarily designed to deter wolves and bears, although it can also be effective against other wild animals such as wild boar, deer, foxes and other animals that may approach livestock.
How does indirect tracking work?
LUX operates using a main device and several secondary devices or repellents.The main device detects the presence of the secondary devices when they are within a radius of approximately 50 metres. Thanks to this proximity communication, it is possible to indirectly determine the location of the secondary devices.
How is it installed?
LUX is fitted around the animal’s neck using a strap, following a system similar to that used in other Digitanimal devices. Its design allows it to be easily integrated into routine livestock management, without the need for permanent installations on the farm.
