Transforming Agriculture: The Power of IoT and Smart Sensors on the Farm
Step into the world of modern agriculture, where innovation meets cultivation.
An effective digital solution begins with accurate and comprehensive data collection and consolidation.
IoT, or the Internet of Things, refers to a network of physical objects, devices, buildings, and other items that are embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity, enabling them to collect and exchange data over the internet. The main goal of IoT is to bring everyday objects into the digital realm, allowing them to communicate, analyze, and share information without human intervention.
IoT Devices and Sensors
IoT involves deploying various types of sensors across the farm to monitor environmental conditions and gather real-time data.
Data Integration Platform
The platform unifies disparate data sources into a cohesive and accessible format.
AI Solutions
Artificial intelligence harnesses machine learning and advanced algorithms to extract insights from data.
Management Software
The software provides tools for efficient control, coordination, and access to clear information and insights within digital resources.
Sensors play a crucial role in precision farming by efficiently capturing vital data required for comprehensive analysis.
Intelia’s data collection solutions rely on essential livestock specific sensors, which play a crucial role in digitalization. When third-party sensors are used, Intelia ensures their smooth integration by thoroughly qualifying them, thereby allowing for seamless collaboration within the Compass Platform. Moreover, Intelia’s gateways ensure efficient data collection, regardless of the source, whether it be third-party controllers and sensors or Intelia’s own IoT devices.
The collected data is then processed and analyzed using Intelia’s powerful analytics platform, Compass. Additionally, this platform employs advanced predictive analytics and AI tools to provide producers with not only valuable insights but also actionable information.
Wireless Sensors
FLEXIBILITY
- Provide greater flexibility in terms of sensor placement, allowing for easy reconfiguration or expansion as needed.
- Can be readily scaled up or down to accommodate changing farm requirements, different farm sizes or layouts.
- Can be installed without the need for complex services, saving time and effort.
- Mitigate data interruption risks caused by rodents or accidental wire pulls.
Wired Sensors
RELIABILITY
- Offer a more permanent solution, providing consistent and reliable data collection without the need for battery maintenance.
- Remain unaffected by Wi-Fi network configuration issues, ensuring continuous data transmission.
- Generally more robust and resistant to environmental factors, making them suitable for harsh farm conditions.
We offer an extensive selection of sensors and are continuously working to expand our range of compatible options.
SENSORS
Water Meter
Monitoring water usage in real-time is a good indicator of bird health and welfare.
Precise measurement of feed bin weight to monitor consumption and fill levels.
Most accurate weighing system for precise monitoring of bird growth & uniformity.
Static Pressure
Monitoring static pressure is important to ensure proper ventilation and air quality.
Relative Humidity
Humidity sensor provide valuable information for bird health and welfare.
Carbon Monoxide & Dioxide
CO/CO2 sensors provide important information for bird welfare.
Ammonia
Monitoring ammonia levels has a significant impact on bird health and weight gain.
DATA SOURCES
Third-party or Intelia Gateways
Gateways are where all the data from sensors is aggregated, sampled and locally stored before being sent to the COMPASS platform.
Third-party or Intelia Controller
Compatible controllers installed in houses can become a source of data by connecting with COMPASS via API service.
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