This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of technological solutions for home cage monitoring (HCM) in biomedical research. It outlines various monitoring needs and the corresponding technologies, including videoVideo-based systemsSystems, RFID, electromagnetic field technology, motion sensorsSensors, load cells, telemetryTelemetry, metabolicMetabolic monitoring, environmental sensorsSensors, and acoustic monitoring. The chapter discusses the technological overview, use and measurements, pros/cons, and specific considerations of each system. It also addresses future trends, combinations of systemsSystems, emerging technologies (such as AI-based computer vision), and aspects to consider when driving innovation in HCM technologies. The aim is to guide scientists in selecting appropriate tools and understanding the complexities of data collection and analysis in the HCM world.

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Technologies for Home Cage Monitoring in Preclinical Research

  • Damien Huzard,
  • Christopher K. Adams,
  • Julio Alvarez,
  • Michael Florea,
  • Stefano Gaburro,
  • Thomas Lorimer,
  • Paul Mieske,
  • Matt Ruiter,
  • Oliver Sturman,
  • Noah Weber,
  • Davor Virag

摘要

This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of technological solutions for home cage monitoring (HCM) in biomedical research. It outlines various monitoring needs and the corresponding technologies, including videoVideo-based systemsSystems, RFID, electromagnetic field technology, motion sensorsSensors, load cells, telemetryTelemetry, metabolicMetabolic monitoring, environmental sensorsSensors, and acoustic monitoring. The chapter discusses the technological overview, use and measurements, pros/cons, and specific considerations of each system. It also addresses future trends, combinations of systemsSystems, emerging technologies (such as AI-based computer vision), and aspects to consider when driving innovation in HCM technologies. The aim is to guide scientists in selecting appropriate tools and understanding the complexities of data collection and analysis in the HCM world.