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    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Animal Behavior Monitoring
    • Wireless Sensor Networks

    Background:

    • Conventional animal tracking systems often lack scalability, cost-efficiency, and continuous operation capabilities.
    • Real-time, large-scale monitoring of small animal physical states (SAPS) is crucial for research but technologically challenging.
    • Existing methods struggle with light condition insensitivity and rack-mountability for 24/7 operation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a highly scalable and rack-mountable wireless sensing system for long-term monitoring of small animal physical states (SAPS).
    • To overcome limitations of conventional tracking systems in terms of scalability, cost, and operational consistency.
    • To validate a novel sensing mechanism based on electromagnetic signatures for precise animal tracking.

    Main Methods:

    • Designed and optimized a wireless sensor unit using ANSYS HFSS software, comprising a reading coil and six resonators operating between 200-300 MHz.
    • Employed a sensing mechanism based on relative changes in resonance frequencies caused by animal presence, creating an electromagnetic (EM) signature.
    • Validated the system through in vitro and in vivo experiments on mice, assessing spatial resolution, posture detection, and frequency shifts.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved 15 mm spatial resolution for mouse location detection with maximum frequency shifts of 832 kHz in in-vitro tests.
    • Demonstrated posture detection resolution under 30°.
    • Observed frequency shifts up to 790 kHz in in-vivo experiments, confirming the system's ability to track mouse displacement and physical state.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed wireless sensing system offers a scalable, cost-effective, and robust solution for monitoring small animal physical states (SAPS).
    • The electromagnetic signature-based approach provides high spatial and posture resolution, suitable for 24/7 research applications.
    • The system's design is rack-mountable and light-condition insensitive, addressing key limitations of current animal tracking technologies.