The barn’s “digital eyes”
A widespread network of monitoring devices and patented AI visual-recognition algorithms captures real-time images and provides round-the-clock intelligent monitoring.

Proven in dairy farming, the BARNEYE system delivers remarkable benefits by leveraging machine vision, IoT and big data.
Cameras read the herd. The controller reads the cameras. Feeding, lying time, soaking and ventilation answer on one loop — filmed on a BARNEYE site, with nothing staged for the camera.
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BARNEYE bridges animal information, equipment data and automatic control to create a comprehensive, closed data loop for intelligent measurement and control.
A widespread network of monitoring devices and patented AI visual-recognition algorithms captures real-time images and provides round-the-clock intelligent monitoring.
The system tracks animal dynamic positioning and group behaviours — feeding, lying, drinking and walking — while also managing in-house personnel operations and providing specialised care for individual animals.
Efficient distributed micro-kernel IoT control lets diverse farming equipment interconnect and coordinate at low cost, upgrading the farm with high stability and automation.
Big data drives modular applications so that data autonomously operates machinery — bridging animal insights, equipment status and automation into one closed loop.
Three core technologies separate BARNEYE from conventional barn controllers.
Spatial positioning combined with deep animal recognition creates a barn-wide visual perception network for intelligent monitoring.
A unified, low-cost solution for seamlessly interconnecting and coordinating diverse farming equipment.
Modular applications let data autonomously operate machinery — effectively bridging animal insights, equipment status and automation, building a closed data loop for intelligent measurement and control.

Vision identifies where the animals are. The controller decides what the barn needs. The modules actuate fans, valves, curtains and scrapers. Sensors and cameras then measure the result — and the loop closes. Nothing in the chain depends on a human noticing a problem.
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