For research teams

Precision livestock research.
Built around your next question.

Follow cattle behavior beyond an observation round. Our computer vision platform uses fixed RGB and thermal cameras at the pens and bunks, with on-site storage that keeps footage available for your team to revisit.

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A working research deployment at Tuskegee University. Designed for little to no routine maintenance.

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Livestock Technologies field team and university research partners at Tuskegee
With our research partners at Tuskegee University.
Four cattle pens at the Tuskegee University research feedlot deployment
Tuskegee University research feedlot • 60 cattle • four pens

Documented field deployment

A working research setting at Tuskegee.

Under a Sponsored Research Agreement, the installation records 60 cattle across four pens. Paired RGB and thermal nodes, solar power, wireless links, and on-site computing capture the field. Controlled chute passage adds face, muzzle, and visible tag reference views.

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From question to evidence

Turn a field question into a record you can revisit.

Cameras preserve the pen view beyond a single observation round. Your team defines the behavior, review method, and data it needs; we scope the capture and on-site system around that plan.

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Planning equipment for a facility? University projects can be scoped as a one-time deployment with on-site software and storage.

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Example study plan

How does bunk use change across the day?

  1. Define the observation. Agree on the time window and what counts as a visit.
  2. Keep the field view. Capture footage at the bunk with the fixed camera system.
  3. Review the evidence. Revisit the relevant footage and plan the annotations and data export the study needs.

Your team chooses the measurement method and deliverables; we shape the field and data scope around them.

Bring your research question. We’ll scope the field setup.

Tell us the species, setting, question, and intended timeline. We can talk through camera coverage, data access, and a practical equipment scope. A finished specification can come later.

Discuss your research project

Prefer a direct conversation? Email Steve or call 719-342-5683.