Coop brings smart home tech to backyard chickens
The company's software uses computer vision and sound detection to get all your chickens in a row.
Source: popsci.com
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Count your chickens with AI.
This smart home for chickens is kind of genius. The Wi-Fi connected coop uses cameras and AI software (called Albert Eggstein!) to literally count your chickens, monitor their health, and keep watch for predators. It’s expensive — even with the early bird pricing it’s $1,995 plus $19 per month. But it looks helpful for someone who’s new to chicken farming and... doesn’t want to wing it.
Source: theverge.com
Finally, a smart home for chickens
This startup uses an "AI guardian" named Albert Eggstein to count eggs and keep an eye on nearby predators.
Source: yahoo.com
Crowing for a new home: 3 roosters at Moncton shelter await adoption
Clucky Cheese, Albert Eggstein and Cluck Norris were rescued before the Hurricane Lee weekend from a yard on the city's outskirts.
Source: cbc.ca
Coop is Lake Highlands' chicken business that does it all
Coop started as a coop-servicing business and has grown to selling high-tech chicken coops, fitted with cameras and hygienic poop trays.
Source: advocatemag.com