Systems and Devices
IoT Smart DevicesSoftware SystemGPS Location TrackerPet Management SystemIntelligent Goat Enterprise IoT SystemIndustries
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Once animals carry a readable identity, the equipment around them can start recording by itself. Raybaca builds the weighing, drinking and inspection devices that turn a tagged herd into a data source.
Each stage below is a place projects normally lose time. This is what Raybaca does at each one.
The problem. Automatic equipment has nothing to key on until every animal carries a code.
How we solve it. Electronic ear tags are applied first, which is what makes every device downstream possible.
The problem. Weighing, watering and transfer all happen without producing any record.
How we solve it. Smart weighing scales, drinking water equipment and pedigree devices read the tag at the moment the animal uses them.
The problem. The places this equipment is needed rarely have mains power or reliable network.
How we solve it. Devices run on internal lithium batteries, store data locally and export over USB or upload when a connection appears.
The problem. Device data that never leaves the device is not management information.
How we solve it. Devices upload to a configured address so records accumulate centrally rather than per machine.
No. They store data locally and export over USB, with automatic upload as an option when a connection is available.
The weighing and pedigree devices are built around UHF electronic ear tags, which is what lets them read the animal as it steps on.
Yes, provided the herd is already carrying compatible electronic tags. The tagging scheme is the part that has to come first.
Send us the animals, the volumes and what the record has to prove at the end. We will map it onto the stages above and tell you what it takes.
