Validation

Built to be trusted. Tested in the real horse world.

RYDAN is designed for continuous monitoring over extended periods of time. Before market launch, we are validating attachment, animal welfare, signal quality, connectivity and practical use under real equine conditions.

Current stage: Prototype development & field validation

A wearable for horses has to prove more than technology.

RYDAN is designed to stay with the horse beyond individual training sessions — in the stable, on pasture, during transport and in everyday routines. That requires more than functioning sensors. The attachment has to be comfortable and safe, data has to remain meaningful under movement and environmental influences, and connectivity and battery performance must support practical real-world use.

That is what we are testing now.

What must be proven before launch:

Wearability: RYDAN must remain securely and comfortably attached for the intended wearing period.
Data quality: Core sensor signals must be sufficiently stable and interpretable under real conditions.
Connectivity: Location and alert-relevant data must reach the system reliably in typical use environments.
Runtime: The battery performance must reliably support the specified monitoring periods and enable operation for several days.
User value: The information provided must help horse owners understand relevant changes and situations more easily.

Responsible by design.

RYDAN is being developed as a monitoring and information system. It is not intended to replace veterinary examination or diagnosis. Functions related to physiological signals, alerts and interpretation will only be introduced to the extent that they can be technically and practically validated.

Participate in the next stage.

The decisive test is everyday horse life. We are looking for horse owners, breeders, stable operators and equine professionals interested in future pilot testing and early product access. Contact the RYDAN team.