Wright Wildlife Systems

Dismissed as dreamers, the Wright brothers were told human flight was impossible — until 1903, when two bicycle mechanics proved otherwise through persistence, clarity, and an unshakable refusal to accept limits.

At Wright Wildlife Systems, that same spirit drives us. For decades, wildlife researchers have been forced to rely on GPS collars that break, fail, or vanish, and some animals like male bison have remained un-trackable due to poor collar design and durability. The status quo has been tolerated for far too long.

We choose a different path.

Guided by the principle of via negativa — remove everything unnecessary — we build tracking systems reduced to their essential purpose: stay online, stay attached, and come home at the end of their life.

Our collars are engineered for the largest, most aggressive animals on earth. Every component is chosen for species-specific durability. Every system uses redundant, independent electronics. Every design is tested with the same stubborn determination that once lifted a wooden glider into the air.

Our mission is simple:
Build wildlife tracking devices that do not fail.
Build collars that can be recovered.
Build tools researchers can trust with the animals they protect.

Wright Wildlife Systems exists to outperform, outlast, and out‑deliver anything that came before — because wildlife deserves better, and so do the people who dedicate their lives to understanding and protecting them.