In a broiler house, a problem shows up in where the birds are standing before it shows in the birds themselves. If the flock has gathered in one corner, there is a fault in the heating, the airflow or the water line. To see this distribution with your own eyes, you have to enter the house; a camera measures it continuously.
The system does not count birds individually — it measures the overall behavior of the flock: a density map, the level of activity and the areas where birds remain motionless.
What is measured
Passage counting
Birds passing through the door during transfer to the house are counted — batch records become accurate.
settlement with the supplier becomes accurateDensity and distribution
If the birds have gathered in one corner, it means there is a heating, air or water problem.
the problem is seen hours earlierMortality detection
Motionless birds are detected and their location is shown to the worker.
daily inspection hours are shortenedActivity index
The overall activity of the flock is measured — a sharp drop is the first sign of disease.
mass losses are preventedBy the time signs of disease are visible, it may already be too late. A sharp drop in the flock's overall activity, however, happens several hours earlier. It is not a full diagnosis — but it is a signal for an early check.
Who it is for
Broiler and egg production facilities, breeder houses. Since a single house holds thousands of birds, individual monitoring is not possible — the value lies precisely in measuring at flock level.
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 about setup and requirements →
Frequently asked questions
Don't dust and humidity damage the cameras?
Cameras protected for poultry house conditions are required. If your existing cameras are not suitable, we tell you during the site survey — often replacing one or two cameras is enough.
From how many birds does it become worthwhile?
Density and activity measurement works at any scale, but the economic value grows as the batch gets larger — because a one-hour delay affects more birds.
How are reports delivered?
A daily summary, plus an instant alert when something is out of the ordinary. The density map is sent as an image — you can see directly which corner has the problem.
Let's start with a one-week trial
One camera, one task, one week. You see the result, then you decide. The trial involves no commitment and no payment.
Apply for a trialor call us directly — +994 55 710 58 37
Frequently asked questions
What does camera analytics measure on a poultry farm?
It counts birds passing through the door during transfer, and measures the flock's density and distribution map, motionless birds and the overall activity index. Birds gathering in one corner is a sign of a problem with heating, air or the water line.
Does the camera system detect poultry disease?
It does not make a diagnosis. A sharp drop in the flock's overall activity can be the first sign of disease, and the system flags it — this is not a full diagnosis but an alert for an early check. The system measures at flock level, not bird by bird.
Don't dust and humidity in the poultry house damage the cameras?
Cameras protected for poultry house conditions are required. If your existing cameras are not suitable, we tell you during the site survey — often replacing one or two cameras is enough. Processing happens on site, and the system keeps running if the internet goes down.
How are reports and alerts delivered?
A daily summary is sent, plus an instant alert when something is out of the ordinary. The density map arrives as an image, so you can see directly which corner has the problem. It starts with a one-week trial with one camera and one task.
