Automated hygiene entry control against ASF — first stage delivered
Automated hygiene entry monitoring has been launched at a major Russian pig farming group. Computer vision supports biosecurity compliance.
African swine fever (ASF) is a major biological threat to pig farming: an outbreak can halt production and lead to the loss of a herd. Strict compliance with hygiene procedures at production zone entrances is a key defence.
We delivered the first stage of an automated hygiene entry monitoring project at a major Russian pig farming group. The computer vision system checks hygiene procedures and records deviations.
What it delivers
Every passage is recorded automatically, and deviations are visible to the responsible team. This supports consistent biosecurity control and helps reduce the risk of introducing infection.
The project is developing; we will share further stages separately.