Startups from South Korea are interested in the opening of students of the Intellectual school  in Taraz and declared their readiness to bear the costs of its implementation.

The South Korean team Lives’talk has developed a modern device that determines the location of animals in the pasture in a few seconds. Thus, experts have solved the problem of Kazakh farmers who spend up to 5-6 hours searching for their cattle in remote areas. But after testing the device, was found a problem – a low autonomy period.

The 12 grade students of NIS Taraz Beknur Kalmakhanbet and Dauren Tenelbaev proposed improved model. They have constructed a linear generator that allows uninterrupted power supply to GPS Tracker.

– The guys worked on the project for about two years. I hope that in a few time, their discovery will greatly benefit the domestic farmers, – said the scientific head of students, the physics teacher Mirlan Jusambaev.

This summer Beknur and Dauren together with Lives’talk team plan to test the solution on the territory of several farms in the southern regions of Kazakhstan.

– It is possible to monitor online with an accuracy of 1 meter, in the case of removing the collar from the animal, comes SMS notification to the owner’s smartphone. The results of the study showed the possibility of using GPS Tracker not only in agriculture, but also in the study of wild animals’ migration, – said the young inventors.

Recall that the work of students took second place at the International scientific competitions in space research “Discover the world of science”, which were recently held at Baikonur.