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6 equipment items found
by:FarmSee based inHasharon, ISRAEL
Our sensor’s technology is based on computer vision and neural networks algorithms. Camera-based monitoring system with individual pig recognition, Accurate prediction of daily individual pig weight, Standard color tags to identify individual pigs, up to 64 codes, Low cost sensor, installed above each ...
Manufactured by:AgroLogic Ltd. based inPoleg, ISRAEL
The SW-2 proximity sensor is an electronically controlled switch activated by most materials. The switch is activated as soon as the material is sensed close to the upper end of the sensor. The SW-2 proximity sensor is an electronically controlled switch activated by most ...
Manufactured by:Greengage Agritech Ltd. based in, UNITED KINGDOM
Coming soon an acoustic sensor for pigs. By listening to the acoustics of the herd it is possible to determine if there is a potential welfare issue. Real-time alerts allow rapid ...
Manufactured by:Enduro Pipeline Services, Inc. based inTulsa, OKLAHOMA (USA)
Enduro's RX-102 Tracking Receiver is a dedicated solution for pipeline pigging applications, featuring a comprehensive setup for 22 Hz and acoustic tracking with an integrated geophone amplifier. The RX-102 enables precise location and tracking of pipeline pigs, enhancing operational accuracy and efficiency. This receiver is part of a kit that ensures reliable ...
Manufactured by:AgroLogic Ltd. based inPoleg, ISRAEL
The CO300 sensor is a reliable and durable CO2 sensor designed for use in harsh agricultural and industrial environments such as in poultry and swine farms. By monitoring the CO2 level, more efficient ventilation can be done and energy can be saved. The CO2 measurement is converted to an analog output from 0-5V relative to0-5000 PPM CO2 ...
Manufactured by:Pigtek Ltd based inChesterfield, UNITED KINGDOM
Pigtek Acoustic Geophone Pig Tracking Equipment is designed for monitoring pigs as they traverse pipelines. The system uses sensors to detect vibrations caused by the pig encountering internal features such as weld beads and valves. These low energy pulses are amplified and converted into an audio signal that can be heard through ...