Behavior analysis of drosophila, worms, c-elegans, daphnia ...

Behavior monitoring should be facilitated whatsoever the species. Giving clear figures scoring automatically the behavior of terrestrial, airborneUnder and aquatic species is a challenge in behavioral science.

When it comes to understanding the spread of a disease, locomotion disorders or neurological processes,behavioral tracking is just as much crucial for non-human primates models than it is for mosquitoes, daphnia, tadpoles, drosophila,Caenorhabditis elegans or any insect.

In that sense, behavioral tracking of a single animal or several animals should be obtained simply, with specific outputs while ensuring a particular attention to welfare.

Therefore, our tools are flexible enough to meet your assessment goals, so that you can focus on your research rather than the instrumentation itself on a wide range of domains : ecotoxicology, ethology, neurology, epidemiology...