MooMind LLC · computer vision, AI and industrial systems
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Computer vision for
farms and factories.

MooMind — computer vision for farms, factories and warehouses: hygiene route checks, SKU recognition, weight and marbling estimates. From camera images to events in your production system.

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Process illustration
20+
production solutions + R&D
10+
industrial deployments
80+
SKUs recognised in production
On-prem
data stays on your site
In industrial operationMeat processing plantsPig farmsPoultry farmsDairy farmsLeather manufacturingRetail chains
How our technology fits together

Twelve solutions built on one shared foundation.

Foundation · three core products
MooCore
perception engine
Camera stream or file → GPU decoding → models → events. Multiple GPUs, camera fleets and model replacement without stopping the line.
MooForge
model improvement workflow
Annotation, pre-annotation using the deployed model, training and a version registry. Customers can retrain their own models on their own hardware.
MooFlow
agent platform
Documents, analytics and anomaly search through natural language questions. Computer vision models connect as tools.
Industry solutions · 12 in the catalogue
Beef marblingMarbScan · porkVaccination monitoringCrate SKU recognitionAerial livestock countingPig weight estimationMilk yield predictionBig bags and containersPallet barcodesPackaging damageProduction analyticsCrust leather grading

Each is assembled from the same foundation for a specific process. A new task can use existing technology adapted to your requirements.

A camera sees it. Your business can act on it.

We connect the physical process to your existing systems, from the observation point to an actionable event.

Process illustration: an industrial camera, edge computer and a structured event
Illustrated process: image capture, on-site processing and a production event.
  1. 1

    Capture the process

    A camera and controlled lighting make the relevant action or product visible.

  2. 2

    Interpret it on site

    A model on your edge device or GPU server recognises the event. Video stays within your infrastructure.

  3. 3

    Connect the result

    A structured event goes to MES, ERP or access control, with a record your team can review.

Process illustration. This animation is not footage from a customer site and does not display model results.

One inspection point, inside the line

The crate passes under the camera. The system identifies what it sees and sends the result to the next step in your process.

How computer vision works

Explore how cameras, models and production systems