Which retail IoT technology has been most successfully adapted to track and monitor endangered wildlife populations in remote forests?

Modern conservation efforts increasingly rely on cutting-edge technology to monitor and protect our natural world. From tracking endangered species to analyzing ecosystem health, technological innovations are revolutionizing how we understand and preserve biodiversity. This poll tests your knowledge about how retail IoT technologies have been adapted for wildlife conservation applications, showing how commercial innovations can have profound impacts beyond their original purpose.

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RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) sensors, originally developed for inventory management
Electronic shelf labels (ESL), repurposed as animal tracking devices
Checkout-free shopping cameras, modified for species identification
Smart shopping carts with location tracking, adapted for ranger patrols