FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Many horse lovers have lots of questions for us about our horse-friendly wearable, the continuous monitoring of horses’ well-being, and its practical features. Here you’ll find answers. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have more.

RYDAN is a wearable device for horses. It continuously tracks activity, resting behavior, selected physiological data, and location, and consolidates this data in an intuitive app.

The plan is to collect data on movement, activity, rest patterns, selected physiological parameters, and location. The final scope of functionality will be determined once the development and testing phases are complete.

Yes, RYDAN includes an intuitive app for all popular mobile devices and platforms: RYDAN sense.

No, it’s more than that. Training management and training documentation are important features, but they’re only part of the system. RYDAN also monitors the horse in the stable, in the pasture, during rest periods, during transport, and in other everyday situations.

RYDAN is designed for use over defined, extended periods of time. Binding recommendations regarding wear time, visual inspections, cleaning, and breaks will be established prior to the product launch.

Use in pastures, paddocks, and open barns is among the primary applications. The availability of certain features may depend on network coverage and the surrounding environment.

Yes, the system is designed to manage multiple horse profiles. A separate, professional view is being developed for stables and larger herds.

Yes, a geofencing feature is planned. It is designed to trigger a notification when the horse leaves a defined area.

RYDAN initially focuses on activity, rest patterns, movement, selected physiological data, individual patterns, and indicators. Additional vital signs features are being evaluated and will be introduced only after they have been reliably validated under real-world conditions.

Yes, we plan to provide controlled and time-limited access to selected reports and histories.

Ja. Aktivität und Belastung während des Trainings sollen dokumentiert und mit Ruhe- und Erholungsphasen in Beziehung gesetzt werden können.

No. RYDAN does not make a diagnosis. The system can flag deviations and changes that may warrant a more thorough personal or veterinary examination.

RYDAN is currently in development and testing. Those interested can register to receive product information and learn about potential testing phases.