Swine - See which pens need a check before the next walk-through
Your team walks the barn and looks into each pen. In a pilot, ConductVision reviews video of your pens for changes in movement, feeding and where the pigs lie, and marks the pens your team should check first.
What ConductVision reviews in a pilot
Movement
How much the pigs in each pen move, day by day, so a pen that slows down stands out.
Feeding
Activity at the feeders in each pen, and any pig that stays away from the feeder.
Lying
Where the pigs lie in each pen, and how close together.
Pens to check first
Pens where movement, feeding or lying changed from the pen's usual pattern, each with its clip.
Pilot - How a pilot starts
We start with video you already have and agree with you on what to look for. ConductVision is designed to run on a computer at your site, so video stays on your network.
- You bring
- Barn video you already have
- We set up
- What to look for, and the pens and hours to watch
- You get
- Measures for what we agreed to look at, each flagged change with its clip, and a pilot results report
ConductScience agriculture
Planning tools for swine
Planning calculators for swine are on conductscience.com.
Open the livestock planning toolsMore agriculture
Contact us
Tell us which cameras you have and what you want them to watch for.
- Headquarters
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