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Happy Holidays! We are grateful for your business, from the team at Advanced Telemetry Systems.

ATS attended the Dunwoody College Career Day Tuesday morning in hopes of finding good candidates for our electronic technician job opening.

Check out the video.

We had the opportunity to be part of the Career Day and advertise ATS is hiring Electronic Technicians.

Be sure to stop by and talk to our team.

From all of us at ATS ... We wish you the merriest of Holidays, and a happy new year!

If you will be attending, stop by the Boone-Crockett Booth. Our team will be supporting this Amazing Organization.

Attention Fish Biologists, and hydro-power dam owners and operators: Read the July/August 2020 issue of ECO Magazine to learn more about the model ARC800 Sensor Fish from ATS.

Researchers in the Central Valley from the US Bureau of Reclamation, US Geological Survey, NOAA Fisheries, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and other agencies have been involved in ongoing fish movement studies in the Sacramento Delta, San Francisco Bay, and the Central Valley for many years now.

KARE-11 TV's popular outdoor life television production Minnesota Bound recently featured a story about Minnesota's bumble bee population and efforts to learn more about bee behavior in the state.

ATS is proud to have been involved in this endeavor and has supplied over 80,000 acoustic fish tags for the JSATS program over the last ten years.

This is the first post on the ATS blog.

Judas Beetles: How Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles Are Betraying Each Other’s Secrets

The new Neolink configuration adds the capability for the VIT to radio-link with the doe's G2110E2 GPS Iridium Collar. Once this link is established, the Iridium collar begins transmitting data to you, the researcher, starting with notification of the birth event.

Everyone wants to find their animal, and they want to know how close they need to be before they can pick it up on frequency before calling it a day.

Mule deer researchers in Nevada are utilizing ATS’ G2110E Iridium/GPS Location Collar to learn more about mule deer migratory corridors and migration behavior.

ATS has worked closely with Normandeau Associates to help integrate the highly capable R4500SD Receiver- Datalogger into a new Condor early detection system.

We thank Kevin Smith of Drexel University for this guest post.

If you are coming up short on usable frequencies in your field studies, there is an answer.

ATS attends from twelve to fifteen or more conferences and meetings throughout the world every year. For us, it’s one of the best ways to get in front of and interact with the most important people we work with: our present and future customers.

Two new fish telemetry related books are on our bookshelf here in the Sales and Support department at ATS.