Concept & data pipeline
The core monitoring concept, system architecture and data-ingestion pipeline are built and being validated with sample data.
Early-stage AI livestock project
The herd tells you everything.
HerdsenseAI wants to help you listen.
HerdsenseAI is an early-stage project exploring continuous, animal-level monitoring for cattle, sheep and goats. We are building carefully and stating plainly what exists today, what is in development, and what is still on the roadmap.
What HerdsenseAI aims to build
Each capability below is labelled honestly. Nothing here implies deployed hardware, production customers, revenue, or certification.
Health signal models
Models that flag subtle changes in movement, feeding and rest patterns are under active development and internal testing.
Grazing & movement analysis
Tools for understanding where a herd spends its time are being prototyped. They have not yet been validated in the field.
Animal-level records
A per-animal timeline — treatments, weights, births and movements — is planned but not yet built.
Field pilots & alerts
On-farm pilot deployments and real-time alerting are future goals, subject to partnerships and funding.
Mobile field access
A field-friendly mobile interface for use in the yard is a future goal, not an available product.
Where we actually stand
CURRENT
Early stage
A small team developing software models and system design. No hardware is deployed on farms yet.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Models & prototypes
Health-signal and movement-analysis models are being trained and tested on sample and simulated data.
ROADMAP
Field validation
Pilot programmes with real herds are a future goal. We have not announced partners, customers or deployments.
A note on honesty: HerdsenseAI has no announced investors, insurance or financing products, tokens, or commercial deployments. If that changes, we will say so clearly — here and on our official channels.
Follow the build
Interested in herd monitoring — as a farmer, researcher or collaborator? Reach out and tell us about your herd. Early conversations shape what we build next.