Smart Animal Trap Market Size, Share And Forecast to 2028

Trapmaster; AlertHouse ApS (Minkpolice); Revier Manager; Wildmelder; and Skyhawk are the Prominent Market Participants in the Smart Animal Trap Market

Local hunters typically set traps and visit these sites every morning to see if they have captured any dangerous animals. However, it becomes difficult to perform these physically demanding daily tasks with growing age. This constraint on manual operations has drawn traction toward using the Internet of Things (IoT) to reduce human interference in animal trapping. Many IT firms and startups focused on the IoT are developing remote monitoring systems for wildlife damage countermeasure for wildlife trapping and wildlife surveillance. Sensors in these systems can recognize the capture of dangerous animals, followed by alerting remote administrators via GPS and Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) communication.

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Wildlife traps are set up in mountainous locations where wildlife can cause significant harm. Local hunters set traps at different locations and visit these sites every morning to see if they have captured any dangerous animals. The redundancy in this practice has directed the manufacturers' focus toward using the Internet of Things (IoT) and other cutting-edge technologies to avoid this. Many IT firms and startups have created wildlife damage countermeasure trap remote monitoring systems enabled with the IoT.

The smart animal trap market is mainly driven by the rise in human-wildlife conflicts (HWCs) and the rapid increase in the population of some wildlife species. In contrast, high deployment costs and regulatory Constraints hinder the market growth. The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife in the US, all traps set in organized towns-apart from killer-type traps, drowning sets, and under-ice drowning sets-must be set for every day. In organized towns, any killer-type trap or drowning set, apart from under-ice ones, needs maintenance at least once every three calendar days. However, if the drowning set is within a half-mile of the town's built-up area, it must be checked every 24 hours. Except for killer-type traps, drowning sets, and under-ice drowning sets, all traps placed in unorganized communities require daily maintenance. In unorganized communities, each killer-type trap or drowning set-apart from under-ice drowning sets-must be handled at least once every five calendar days. Electronic trap notification systems cannot replace physical inspections. The rise in human wildlife conflicts and rapid increase in population of several wildlife species is contributing to the growth of the global smart animal trap market. Moreover, need for human life protection and high quality crops and integration of advanced connectivity and computing technologies are expected to propel the market growth over the forecast period.

COVID-19 Impact on Smart Animal Trap Market Size
The MEA is segmented into South Africa, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. The COVID-19 pandemic posed major challenges for all sectors in 2020 and mid-2021. Most people stayed indoors due to the outbreak, which boosted the adoption of work-from-home practices. The smart animal trap market growth experienced a hit at the beginning of the pandemic due to the disrupted supply chain and declining growth of semiconductor components, consumer electronics, and IT & telecommunication industries. Some developing economies in the region cannot afford the smart animal trap systems due to major losses incurred by the governments and businesses in these countries.

The smart animal trap market is segmented into hardware, software, and services. The trap consists of hardware components, including various sensors and trackers. Skyhawk's Hub and Vibration/Magnet Sensor is a reasonably priced multi-trap monitoring solution that enables rodent control specialists to keep an eye on deployed traps and bait stations more effectively. Users set up a hub of traps for monitoring, followed by putting sensors on each trap and bait station. The Skyhawk Software app notifies the technicians when a trap is set, or a bait station is entered. The elimination of the need to check live cage traps allows animal control specialists to save a tremendous amount of time and gasoline, especially when the outcome includes discovering that the cages are empty. Additionally, smart animal traps are designed to promote the humane handling of animals. The hardware segment of the smart animal trap market is further sub-segmented into sensors, cameras, and others.

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The Australian government's attention toward the wildlife environment is significantly boosting the smart animal traps market across the country. As Wildlife protection is handled by several privately run organizations in the nation, the consumption of smart devices across the country is high. For instance, Australian Wildlife Conservancy, the country's largest private landowner, manages more than 12.9 million hectares of land and species. The country holds strong biodiversity and is home to several rare species at the edge of the extension. Therefore, during the projection period, the smart animal trap market will advance greatly due to the high level of awareness and the vibrant wildlife community.

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