IR Open Field Test

The open field test is a popular protocol used to assess exploratory behavior

and anxiety in rodents. Thigmotaxis in the open field is used to evaluate

anxiolytic, anxiogenic and non-pharmacological treatments as well as genetic

manipulations. Ambulation is the most common behavior studied with the

open field, but others such as latency or rearing can also be measured. Our

IR open field testing system adopts dynamic scanning infrared detection

technology, detection accuracy is less than 5mm; Compared to video tracking,

our system is not affected by the color of the animal, channels numbers, and

ambient light to ensure stable tracking.