A whole year of work in an orchard comes down to a two-to-three-week harvest. That is exactly when three things happen at once: produce gets stolen, worker wages lead to disputes, and the number of crates leaving the field becomes a figure nobody knows for sure.
Camera analytics closes all three gaps with one system — night security, worker counting and crate tracking. It works even where the field has a weak internet connection, because processing happens on site.
What is measured
Night-time perimeter security
Instant alert when a person or vehicle is detected in the orchard while the crop is ripening.
crop theft preventedHarvest worker counting
Workers entering and leaving the field are counted automatically.
no more daily wage disputesCrate output counting
Crates taken out of the field are counted and matched against the quantity loaded onto trucks.
losses from harvest to storage become visibleMachinery entry and exit
Tractor and truck entry and exit times are logged and plates are read.
accurate hours for rented machineryAnimal and bird damage
Alert when wild boar, jackals or flocks of birds are detected entering the field at night.
damage is seen that night, not the next morningSmoke and fire
An instant alert is sent when smoke appears in or around the field.
fire is caught at an early stageIn open fields the main technical constraints are power and network coverage. Solar-powered cameras are possible, but they increase the project cost. During the site visit we work out together what is realistic at each point.
Who it is for
Orchards, vineyards, hazelnut groves and open fields. Especially plots far from home, where keeping a full-time guard is expensive.
For the stage after the harvest reaches storage, see the Fruit storage and cold rooms page.
How it is set up
Your existing IP cameras are checked, one device is installed on site, a one-week trial runs, and then daily reports and instant alerts begin. Processing happens on site — footage never leaves the building, and the system keeps running if the internet goes down. More on installation and requirements →
Frequently asked questions
There is no internet in the field — does it work?
Yes. Processing is done on the on-site device. The internet is only needed to send alerts — even with a weak mobile signal, an SMS or short notification gets through.
Does the whole field need to be covered?
No, usually not. Entry points, the access road and the loading area are the key spots — that is exactly where theft and crate losses happen.
What does the system do after the harvest season?
Outside the season it mainly handles security and machinery monitoring. Tasks can be switched on and off by season.
Let’s start with a one-week trial
One camera, one task, one week. You see the results, then you decide. The trial involves no commitment and no payment.
Request a trialor call us directly — +994 55 710 58 37
Frequently asked questions
What does camera analytics do for an orchard?
The system raises an alert on people or vehicle movement in the orchard at night, counts harvest workers and crates leaving the field, and logs machinery entry and exit. It also sends alerts when animal or bird damage, smoke or fire is detected.
Does the system work if there is no internet in the field?
Yes. Processing is done on the on-site device, and the internet is only needed to send alerts. Even with a weak mobile signal, an SMS or short notification gets through. Footage is not sent outside the site.
What can be done if there is no power in an open field?
In open fields the main technical constraints are power and network coverage. Solar-powered cameras are possible, but they increase the project cost. What is realistic at each point is determined together during the site visit.
Does the whole orchard need to be covered by cameras?
No, usually not. The key spots are the entrance, the access road and the loading area, because that is exactly where theft and crate losses happen. To start, a no-commitment one-week trial is run with one camera and one task.
