Meaning

1 senses
  1. The use of technology to create non-physical barriers that influence or restrict the movement of animals without the need for conventional physical fences.

    The farm uses virtual fencing to manage cattle grazing across large paddocks.

    Roadside virtual fencing systems activate lights and sounds to deter wildlife from entering the road as vehicles approach.

Origin

virtual + fencing.

virtual + fencing.

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Forms

plural: virtual fencings
Singularvirtual fencing
Pluralvirtual fencings

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Word family

1 related words
Relatedgeofencing

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