What we build

Your pet already has a microchip.
We are building the one that can
tell you when something is wrong.

BERO NanoChip concept - a sealed glass capsule holding a copper coil and a small silicon die, shown inside the bevel of a standard microchip injection needle. Concept rendering

BERO NanoChip is the successor to the pet identity microchip. Needle-delivered, at the standard microchip site, in a visit the dog would already have. Passive and read-only — the reader powers it, and it answers.

It is built to carry identity and sensing in one implant, so that the chip which says who a dog is can also say when something is wrong.

The product

The microchip helps the world find your pet. BERO NanoChip helps everyone know when something is wrong.

The pet microchip lets a vet or a shelter know who your pet is. BERO NanoChip is built to do the same for how they are — one shared reading that anyone, and anything, caring for them can use.

At first

Designed to tell you whether your dog is hurting — before the limp, before it is too late.

Then

BERO NeuroChip — a few words back. Safe. Coming back. Together.

It grows with you.

Not a gadget you use and forget. The longer you share, the more you and your pet understand each other.

A golden retriever at rest wearing a soft sensing band, a person’s hand resting gently on its chest.
The first step

We begin where it hurts most.

The fear every owner knows

Was he suffering, and I couldn’t tell?

Hidden by instinct

Animals hide pain; even a dog fighting illness can’t show how much.

Decided by a guess

The hardest choices — even the last one — are made without really knowing.

We end the guessing

Not from the outside, but from inside the animal — where the state is, before it becomes something you can see.

We’re building the first step today — pain, in dogs. More feelings, and more animals beside them, arrive only as the science and the welfare gate allow.

What it is

Placed by needle

A single injection at the standard microchip site, in a visit the dog would already have. No surgery.

Passive, read-only

No battery and no stimulation circuit. The reader powers it; the implant answers.

Four contacts, one array

Cardiac, respiratory and neuromuscular components designed to stay separable rather than pre-mixed.

Read against this dog

Every scan measured against the same dog’s earlier scans. Change over time is measured, not recalled.

Identity that never depends on us

Built so a standard veterinary scanner still reads who the dog is, even if sensing, the network or Berolink itself is unavailable.

Who uses it

From your home, to the clinic, to the robot in the room.

Once your pet can be understood, that understanding goes wherever they’re cared for — for you, and for everyone and everything that looks after them.

You, at home

Finally understanding what they could never tell you.

Your vet

Pain and health as clear signal, not a guess. Better care, sooner.

The home robot

As robots arrive, they can understand the animal in the room, too. We provide the understanding; we don’t build the robot.

Everywhere else they’re cared for

Sitters, shelters, the systems that look after animals — one shared way to understand them.

What this chip opens

A second species, on the same standard

Every equine animal moving in Europe already carries an injectable transponder read on the same 134.2 kHz protocol as the dog microchip. The same standard, the same workflow, a second species.

One state at a time

Pain first. Each further state opens only when its own evidence is in.

And then, the brain

Whether something is wrong is the first rung. BERO NeuroChip is where an animal begins to choose, and to answer.