STEP 1
Facility review
We look at what is installed, which parameters are critical and where the losses are today.
At your facility or remote
Livestock buildings: ventilation is life support, not comfort
In a closed house a stopped fan is not an inconvenience. Temperature and humidity per house, the state of ventilation and backup power, water and feed levels, and an alert that reaches a person at three in the morning.
minutesa closed house stays safe without ventilation
up to 10 kmrange from one base station
yearsof battery life per sensor
Control points
What we monitor in and around the houses
The building and the systems that keep it alive: climate, ventilation, water, levels and power. Everything that has to keep working while nobody is there.
Temperature and humidity per houseEach house and each zone with its own limit range, not one figure for the whole farm.
CO2 and air qualityWhere the air composition is regulated as well as the temperature.
VentilationFan status and confirmed running, so a stage that failed to switch is visible immediately.
Backup powerMains loss, switchover, generator start and fuel: the chain that keeps the fans turning.
Water consumptionPer house and per line. A drop in drinking is often the first sign that something is wrong.
Feed and grain silo levelsLevel and distance to the surface, without anyone climbing to look.
Fuel and liquid tanksDiesel, water and treatment chemicals across the whole facility.
Doors, gates and accessWho opened what and when, including buildings nobody visits daily.
We monitor the building and its systems, not the animals. There are no collars, ear tags or activity trackers here, and we do not do heat detection or individual health scoring. Those are a separate class of product that sits alongside this one. What we cover is the house around the herd, and the power and ventilation it depends on.
A stopped fan costs a house, not a repair
Start with ventilation, backup power and the two buildings that would be hit first.
How it works in practice
Situation and system response
Situation
What the system does
What you get
A fan stage fails during the night
Ventilation status and the temperature rise are both recorded, and the duty person is alerted
Someone is there before the house is lost
Mains power drops
Switchover and the generator's actual start are monitored rather than assumed
A failed changeover is found during the outage, not after it
Water consumption falls in one house
Per-house metering shows which line changed, and when
The problem is investigated on day one
A silo runs lower than the plan
Level is charted against the delivery schedule
Feed arrives before the house runs out
Proof
Screens from live facilities
Already running at
pig farming and food production group
agricultural holding
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Deployments to date are largely in Ukraine.
Rollout
From pilot to full coverage
STEP 2
Pilot on 5-10 points
A gateway, sensors and meters on the riskiest zones. Installed without stopping operations.
A few hours per facility
STEP 3
Dashboards and reports
We draw up the facility plan, set the limits for each point, the alerts and the report formats.
Shaped around your processes
STEP 4
Scaling up
The same kit across the remaining zones and facilities, with a single view for the whole company.
No new approvals needed
Next step
We will work out the coverage for your buildings
Send us the layout of your houses and the distances between them. We will work out how many base stations you need and which points to cover first.
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