SAIND Q Project • stado.pl Ecosystem
SAIND Q
walk-through gate
with thermal imaging monitoring
A stationary control point combining automatic RFID animal identification, temperature measurement via Thermochip and thermal imaging monitoring. All data is automatically transmitted to the stado.pl platform.
Automatic
identification
Identification via an implanted microchip and ear tag number.
Temperature
measurement
Temperature reading from Thermochip.
Thermal imaging
monitoring
Real-time scanning of the animal’s body temperature distribution.
Integration
with stado.pl
Automatic data storage in the animal’s record and herd history.
How Does SAIND Q Work?
Identification
The system reads the microchip and ear tag numbers and verifies that they match.
Distinctive Features
Supports animal recognition based on distinctive physical features.
Thermochip Reading
The animal’s body temperature is read from Thermochip.
Thermal Imaging Scan
The camera monitors the animal’s body temperature distribution in real time.
Live View and Data Storage
The data and thermal image are displayed live and transmitted to stado.pl.
Live View
A dedicated workstation display shows the identified animal’s data and the live feed from the thermal imaging camera.
Key Features
Identification
Reads the microchip and ear tag number each time the animal passes through.
Temperature Measurement
Reads the animal’s body temperature from Thermochip.
Thermal Imaging Scanning
Displays the animal’s temperature distribution on the workstation screen.
Individual Animal Recognition
Supports identification based on distinctive physical features.
Early Detection
Helps detect fever and inflammation at an early stage.
Integration with stado.pl
Data is automatically added to the animal’s record and herd history.
Unattended Operation
Takes measurements without interrupting the herd’s natural movement.
Workstation Display
Provides a live view of animal data and thermal images.
Applications
A solution designed for dairy and beef farms, where early detection of health issues is essential for animal welfare and herd productivity.
The gate can be installed along the animals’ regular route, for example at the exit of a milking parlour.
SAIND Q in the stado.pl Ecosystem
Thermochip
Animal identification and body temperature measurement.
SAIND Q
A stationary control point with animal identification and a thermal imaging camera.
stado.pl
The platform stores data linked to each animal and the herd’s history.