In daily operation, at scale
From a 40,000-head LPCV barn to a 2.4 million m² desert base — here is where BARNEYE systems are running today.
Reference projects
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Intelligent Negative Pressure Fan Control
About 40,000 cows on LPCV barns that could not hold humidity down through the hot, wet months. 50-inch fans were replaced with 84-inch high-flow units, the barn was instrumented, and the controller now sets negative pressure and airflow on its own. Air speed up to 22 % higher.
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Intelligent Visual Soaking Project
Tunnel-ventilated barns in a subtropical climate, where timed spraying spent water on empty concrete and missed the cows that needed it. Cameras every 12 metres open only the valve for the zone a cow stands in: 60 % less water, 18.3 % more milk per cow.
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Soaking Upgrade for Tropical High-Temp Farms
A tropical site with year-round heat, an unstable supply and no room for a rebuild. Sealed sensors, VFD-driven fans and THI logic now run the barn unmanned, with water use down more than 60 % and milk quality compliance above 99 %.
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Intelligent Radar Soaking in Tropical Desert Climates
A 2.4 million m² desert base holding 24,000 cows, where every litre of spray water is desalinated. Radar plus vision across 17 barns cut spraying water by 62 % and lifted yield per cow by 19.2 %.
Read Full ArticleWhat the projects have in common
Every reference below was a retrofit or a greenfield build where the barn had to keep producing during the work.
Measured against a baseline
Energy and water savings are calculated against the farm’s own pre-project consumption, not against a catalogue figure.
Animal welfare first
Heat stress reduction and lying-time improvement are the leading indicators; equipment counts come second.
Four species, four climates
Temperate, subtropical, tropical and desert barns — the same platform, four different strategies.
Could your farm be the next reference?
We work with farms and dealers on documented pilot installations, including baseline measurement and follow-up reporting.
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