Smart Animal Trap Market Size Growth with USD 507.56 million by 2028 - The Insight Partners

Wild boars, deer and other animals can destroy crops, and such damage caused by wildlife demotivates farmers. Smart Animal Traps are meant to enable end users to remotely catch animals for various reasons, such as food, fur trade, hunting, pest control, and wildlife management. Sensors incorporated in these systems allow them to detect the capture of a dangerous animal. The systems then alert distant administrators via GPS and wireless connection. The state of all the traps installed in a region can be plotted and shown on a map, and registered e-mail addresses can be notified of that status. The technology enables hunters to travel straight to the sites where dangerous animals have been captured.

Smart Animal Trap Market Forecast to 2028 - COVID-19 Impact and Global Analysis By Hardware (Sensors, Cameras, and Others), Application (Residential and Commercial), and Component (Hardware, Software, and Services)

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Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Smart Animal Trap Market

India, China, and Japan have many electronics facilities and end users of the smart animal trap market. In late 2021, Despite rising COVID-19 cases, these countries have eased the containment norms. With the rise in COVID-19 cases in China, some factories were still operational but could not suffice the demand. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the pandemic severely affected countries such as India, Australia, China, and Japan. India was the worst-hit country by the pandemic in this region. Limitations imposed by governments to control the spread of COVID-19 during the initial time stages of the crisis affected the production process in these countries due to the limited workforce, which hampered the smart animal trap market growth in 2020.

Strategic Insights:
Smart animal trap market players are majorly adopting the strategy of market initiatives which involves the expansion of footprint across the world and meeting the surge in customer demand. Smart animal trap market players are mainly focusing on product and service enhancements by integrating advanced features and technologies into their offerings.

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Traditionally, fences, noisemakers, and other deterrents are deployed to keep wild animals away and protect human lives and crops. Based on farmers' observations, animal controls and deterrents are applied when animal presence is discovered in the vicinity. However, with time, animals might develop tolerance to noise, which may hamper these deterrents' effectiveness, and they fail to protect crops on the farms and human lives. Fencing can be a more effective deterrent for bigger farms due to the limited feasibility of noisemakers. Modest fencing sections may steer animals away from high-value or delicate crops, but they might be effective in all the regions of farms as some wild animals might break it by their strength. This problem presents an opportunity for the growt of smart animal trap market. Thus, old methods can prevent wildlife from entering agricultural fields, but they are ineffective for all wild animals. They are also limited to certain field setups, which underlines the demand and benefits of smart animal traps, thus, driving the smart animal trap market.

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