M. Hierold, Simon P. Ripperger, Darija Josic, F. Mayer, R. Weigel, A. Koelpin
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Low-weight wireless sensor network for encounter detection of bats
In this paper a compact low weight wireless sensor node for proximity detection is presented. The energy-efficient system design enables an operation time of more than 9 days at a total weight of the tag of less than 2 g. Test measurements in a colony of bats proof the applicability of the system for encounter detection of individual bats based on received signal strength measurements.