Testing
Ori Tag Update!
Historical update published 11 July 2026. Early gateway and engineering work should not be read as evidence of a completed, validated customer pilot or production deployment.
Historical clarification
This post was originally published on 11 July 2026. Early gateway and engineering work should not be read as evidence of a completed, validated customer pilot or production deployment. See Development status and pilot planning for current product status, capabilities and timing.
We’re excited to share that our Kerlink Gateways are now online and testing has begun on our pilot farm. This is an important step toward bringing Ori tags into the field and validating the system in a real-world environment.
Our team also met this week to work on device authentication and LoRaWAN connectivity between the tags and gateway boxes.
We know many of you are eager to see Ori tags in action, and we appreciate your patience as we move through the final stages of testing and production. Building new technology takes time and care, and we are encouraged by the progress being made.
With ongoing concerns like New World Screwworm, livestock traceability, and herd monitoring, the need for better cattle technology is clear. Ori remains focused on building tools that help producers stay informed, proactive, and prepared.
Thank you for believing in what we’re building.
Questions or concerns? Please contact us at office@oricattle.ca
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