Add your voice and experience to Wildlife Computers innovative solutions.
Early Adopters will be among the first to purchase, demo and review our new Rainier-S20 tags. As part of the Early Adopter Program (EAP), you will play a pivotal role in the validation of our new avian tag and its introduction to the market. Not only will you have access to our product roadmap but you will have the opportunity to provide suggestions on the features of new products before they are released.
How does the early adopter program work?
Eligibility requirements
What do I get out of the program?
You get free tags to extend your research pool. You also receive a dedicated, hands-on support team, first-looks at new features, and a look at the upcoming roadmap for the product.
How do I order my tags?
Once approved for the program, a technical sales consultant will contact you directly and help you place an order for your tags. Once the order is confirmed, and payment received, through the normal sales process, the TSC will create an addendum for the additional tags.
Do I get to keep all the tags?
Yes, unless you cannot deploy the free tags within six months of receipt.
How will I know if I am accepted into the program?
Once we receive your application, you will hear from a technical sales consultant within 10 business days via email with your acceptance or rejection.
Does Wildlife Computers pay for the Argos fees?
No, the client is responsible for all Argos fees for the purchased and non-purchased tags.
I don’t want to participate because I don’t want anyone knowing about my research before it is released.
As part of the agreement, Wildlife Computers agrees to not publicly disclose any information about the research until after publication or consent is given.
Who is Wildlife Computers?
Wildlife Computers is the leading provider of advanced wildlife telemetry solutions. Propelled by its mission to promote the sustainable use of our global environment, Wildlife Computers creates the most innovative avian and marine technologies that empower data-driven decisions.
The Rainier-S20 method of sending GPS locations and other data through Argos builds on Wildlife Computers more than 20 years of experience of sending information via satellite in the most challenging marine environments and time stamps each to within two minutes of the actual fix. Status messages and cumulative status data sent can be used to infer the basic health of the tag.