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SpaceX's Starlink is now connecting smart collars for cattle, and it's completely transforming how ranching works across the American West. The collars are made by a New Zealand company called Halter — letting ranchers move entire herds from a phone, with no fences and no cell towers. But the cows are only half the story. Here's what it really means for everything from wildfire sensors to GPS tags on endangered species.
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cost of collars??
would be handy finding a cow that is hiding while having a calf in thick covered areas
Elon is a genius . . . of course they hate him.
We need data centers to replace dogs and cowboys?
With the possibilities explained, this is impressive.
Technology! WOW!!!!
Quite a new approach, but it seems very useful. Farmers now have satellites to help them, just great! The collare must be changed occasionally, I suppose. Thanks, Mel.
Amazing! I wonder what they'll think of next.
Wow! Total genius use of technology!
WILD
Parents can track their kids with this.
The thing is HOW MUCH is each collar??
Novel idea. would the collars act like satellite dishes when they get snow filled and lose the link? would the cows be able to wander beyond their invisible fence? Just a thought.
Interesting.