Automate your research, save time, and get high-quality data for your next project or publication. Whether you’re in academia, education, or a commercial field, Noldus is here to help you find the tools you need and support you along the way. Our solutions Track any animal in any arena. Movement, activity and behavior, measured with precision. Objective analysis of locomotion and motor function. Measure paw prints, stride patterns and coordination. High-throughput tracking of zebrafish larvae and adult fish, with precise control of the environment. Observe detailed behavioral changes with stress free, continuous monitoring in a familiar environment. Batch analyze heart rate, morphology, and gut and blood flow in fish larvae and embryos. Standardized mazes for classic tests of anxiety, learning and memory, and more. Ideal for automated video tracking. Annotate behavior easily and sync it with multiple data streams, for rodents, fish, farm animals, or wildlife. Add a new layer to your behavioral data. Capture and analyze ultrasonic vocalizations in detail. Automated high-throughput screening of insect behavior, validated for many insect and plant combinations. Product advisor Answer a few quick questions and we will recommend the Noldus products that best fit your needs. Step 1 of 4 Select the subjects of your research. Get the new CatWalk 11 for a reduced price: All of this for only €39.500 *Desktop not included. Explore by research area
When you’re observing behavior, the right setup is just as important as having the advanced software.
From standardized arenas like the Open Field and Elevated Plus Maze to advanced behavioral paradigms such as the Fear Conditioning Chamber. We have everything to make your research a success in one convenient package.
All our mazes are compatible with EthoVision. This ensures a seamless workflow from beginning to end. No need to retrain and validate models for every new maze you use.
Real-world examples Capture long term behavior Dr. Figueroa works in nutritional neuroscience. This work contributes to the understanding of the mechanisms behind obesity and stress. Practical research tips In this webinar, discover practical tips and best practices for observing rodent social behavior and how EthoVision can facilitate research. EthoVision vs Open source Compare EthoVision and DeepLabCut. Learn where each tool excels, when to use both, and how to evaluate emerging tools.Track and explore
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DanioScope
Mazes
The Observer
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EntoLab
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In this webinar, discover practical tips and best practices for observing rodent social behavior and how EthoVision can facilitate research.
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Dr. Figueroa works in nutritional neuroscience. This work contributes to the understanding of the mechanisms behind obesity and stress.
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