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Wildlife Acoustics announces the Song Meter SM2BAT+ Ultrasonic Monitor

Combining Full Spectrum and Zero Crossing Recording Technologies in the Same Device

Concord, MA, January 23, 2012 - Wildlife Acoustics, Inc., the leading supplier of acoustic monitoring systems for endangered and threatened wildlife species around the world, announces the next generation terrestrial ultrasonic passive acoustic recorder, the Song Meter SM2BAT+. 

“With the SM2BAT+, for the first time bat biologists now have a solution for ultrasonic bat monitoring that supports both full spectrum and zero crossing natively in the same product,” said Ian Agranat, President and CEO of Wildlife Acoustics. “We are providing the best of both worlds for half the price of the nearest competitor.  Supporting both technologies ensures compatibility with all industry standard bat analysis software. This is especially important now as bat monitoring guidelines are evolving worldwide.”

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Past Announcements

November 28, 2011: Wildlife Acoustics announces the Song Meter SM2M Ultrasonic Marine Submersible Recorder
September 16, 2011: Wildlife Acoustics announces the Echo Meter EM3 Ultrasonic Detector and Recorder
May 15, 2011: Wildlife Acoustics Announces the Song Meter SM2M Marine Recorder
May 1, 2011: Song Scope 4.0 – Major release of bioacoustics software now available
Oct 27, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics offers bat researchers both full-spectrum and zero-crossing capabilities
Oct 27, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces GPS capabilities for transect surveys
Aug 24, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics awarded U.S. Patent 7,782,195 “Apparatus for low power autonomous data recording”
Aug 23, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its SM2BAT 384kHz Ultrasonic Recorder for Bats
Aug 02, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its Song Meter SM2 Night Flight Call Package for Monitoring Migratory Birds
Aug 02, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its Song Meter SM2 GPS Time Synchronization Option
Apr 07, 2010: Wildlife Acoustics announces its Ultrasonic Monitoring System for Bats
Oct 26, 2009: Wildlife Acoustics announces the Song Meter SM2 Acoustic Monitoring System
Jan 29, 2009: Wildlife Acoustics publishes “Automatically Identifying Animal Species from their Vocalizations”
Dec 8, 2008: Wildlife Acoustics announces availability of its new Song Meter Configuration Utility application software
Nov 18, 2008: Wildlife Acoustics awarded U. S. patent 7,454,334 “Method and apparatus for automatically identifying animal species from their vocalizations”