Respiration & Heart Rate Monitor
A non-contact respiration and heart-rate monitor hung over a calf hutch or pen. Screens for pneumonia and inflammation in the 0–14-day window where early intervention saves calves.
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Cervical Temperature Probe
A one-month internal temperature logger that watches for post-calving infection and heat stress.
A disposable intravaginal temperature logger held in place at the cervix for about 30 days post-calving. Records body temperature 5–10 times per hour and pushes to the cloud platform, so you get a daily temperature curve per cow.
Retained in the vagina/cervix by a mechanical housing that also holds the sensor and radio. Each hour takes 5–10 samples and pushes them to the gateway, then to the cloud.
Temperature thresholds are configurable — pick from preset ranges or set your own normal / warning / danger bands. Colour-coded dashboard flags outliers.
Environment temperature is also captured, so you can separate "the cow is spiking" from "the whole barn is hot" when reading heat-stress events.
Deployment: gateway covers roughly 50 m radius — count gateways by barn span. Boot once (device is single-use, 30-day life), bind the cow ID via the mini-program, then insert. Rebindable up to 30 times during the 30-day window.
Highlights
- 5–10 readings / hour, 30-day continuous monitoring
- Three-tier alerting (normal / warning / danger) with configurable ranges
- Environment temperature alongside body temperature
- Real-time curve per cow on the cloud dashboard
- Reusable binding within the 30-day life
- Wireless gateway deployment, no cabling per cow
Specifications
Life
30 days (single-use after activation)
Sampling rate
5–10 per hour
Gateway range
~50 m radius
Alert levels
Normal / Warning / Danger (customisable)
Interface
WeChat mini-program + cloud dashboard
Bind limit
Unlimited rebinding during the 30-day life
Tell us about your barn
Send us a herd size, housing type and what you are trying to fix. We will come back with a specification and an indicative price, not a brochure.