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We will be exhibiting at the 21st Symposium of the Japan Bio-Logging Research Society (Hayama Town, Kanagawa Prefecture)

Our company will be exhibiting at the 21st Symposium of the Japanese Society for Biologging, to be held on October 8 and 9, 2026, at the Center for Integrated Evolutionary Science, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (Hayama Town, Kanagawa Prefecture).The theme of this year’s symposium is “Social Behavior and AI Technology,” and the program will feature invited lectures on animal social behavior, biologging, and machine learning, as well as general oral and poster presentations.

At the venue, we will be exhibiting our data loggers and GPS collars. We are also available to discuss equipment for your research, so please feel free to stop by.

Event Overview

  • Event Name: 21st Symposium of the Japan Bio-logging Society
  • Organizer: Japan Bio-logging Society
  • Dates: October 8 (Thu) and 9 (Fri), 2026 (The Young Researchers’ Meeting begins the day before, on October 7 (Wed))
  • Venue: Center for Integrated Evolutionary Sciences, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (1560-35 Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama-cho, Miura-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture)
  • Theme: Social Behavior and AI Technology
  • Registration Fee: Free
  • Official Website: https://biologging-symposium.com/2026/

Please visit the official website for information on how to get to the venue (local buses from Zushi Station and Shioiri Station) and the program.

Featured Products

  • LoggLaw C Series — Ultra-compact geolocators. Some models are equipped with accelerometers and geomagnetic sensors and are used in behavioral research on marine life and birds.
  • LoggLaw CAM — An underwater video logger equipped with a hydrophone. It simultaneously records video and underwater sound.
  • LoggLaw DiveSat — A data logger for marine life that transmits dive records to Argos satellites every time it surfaces. Data is received even if the device cannot be recovered.
  • LoggLaw NAD-W — An acoustic logger that records underwater sounds using a broadband hydrophone. It detects dolphin clicks and other sounds using cloud-based AI.
  • LoggLaw G Series — GPS trackers for wildlife equipped with LTE-M communication and solar panels. Models include the collar-type G2C and the G2S for birds and small animals; location data can be viewed on the Animal Portal map.

If you would like to schedule a meeting prior to the event, please contact us via the inquiry page.

Related Pages

What Is Bio-logging? — Explanatory Page

Bio-logging is a technique that involves attaching small data loggers to animals to record behavioral, physiological, and environmental data. This page explains the principles and history of bio-logging, as well as its applications in research, wildlife damage control, and marine observation.

Product List

This page lists all products in our LoggLaw series, including data loggers for aquatic animals, underwater video loggers, acoustic loggers, and GPS collars for wildlife.