Video tracking for animal behaviour

Friday, 05 June, 2009 | Supplied by: SDR Scientific

The Smart System is a user-friendly video tracking system for evaluating behaviour in experimental animals.

The system acquires animal activity, trajectories, events and social behaviour interactions in real-time images or videotaped records. It can calculate a wide range of analysis parameters for up to 16 animals simultaneously.

The video system is suitable for a variety of behavioural tests, including water mazes, open field, plus/radial arm mazes and place preference.

Online: www.sdr.com.au
Phone: 02 9882 2882

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