How much do you lose to intrusions discovered at dawn?
On a large or isolated farm, a night-time intrusion is often found once the damage is done. Alerts on perimeters and sensitive buildings let you react sooner.
Smart Vision for agriculture
Better-protected farms and clearer flows, even at remote sites
VIDEO.MA studies and installs Smart Vision solutions for agricultural settings: vehicle tracking at entrances, after-hours perimeter alerts, storage-area monitoring and, where feasible, livestock counting at passage points. Systems are designed for outdoor use, dust and energy autonomy.
What it is costing you today
Free auditHow long do your machines and equipment stand idle?
A tractor or installation left unused during key periods is tied-up capacity. Measuring activity around equipment zones helps share machinery better between plots and teams.
Do you spot unusual activity in your livestock buildings in time?
Unusual clustering or a deserted area can signal a problem, but it often goes unnoticed between rounds. Tracking activity by zone helps flag earlier what deserves a check.
Agriculture & Livestock
Industry challenges
Large, isolated sites
Farms cover wide areas, often remote and lightly supervised, particularly at night.
Theft of equipment, inputs or animals
Sheds, storage areas and pens are exposed, and incidents are sometimes discovered late.
Untracked vehicle movements
Entries and exits of trucks, tractors and delivery vehicles are rarely recorded systematically.
Tedious manual counts
Counting animals during moves or between plots is still done by hand and prone to error.
VIDEO.MA
What VIDEO.MA delivers
Vehicle counting at entrances
Per projectCounting of trucks, tractors and light vehicles entering and leaving the farm, with a timestamped history.
After-hours perimeter alerts
Per projectNotification of people or vehicles in defined zones outside working hours.
Storage-area monitoring
Per projectPresence and activity detection around sheds, silos and input stores based on configurable rules.
Barn activity
Feasibility studyMeasurement of activity levels in defined zones of a building, to spot unusual variations.
Livestock counting at passages
Feasibility studyCounting animals through a race or gate, highly dependent on species, density and layout; must be validated on site.
Solar-powered standalone kits
Per projectDesign of camera, Edge AI, battery and 4G connectivity assemblies for areas without mains power.
Multi-farm monitoring
Coming soonSelf-service consolidated view of several sites and their alerts, planned for the future SaaS platform.
Example metrics
Vehicles in and out
Video dataVehicle passages per day and by type (truck, tractor, light vehicle).
Perimeter alerts
Video dataNumber and location of after-hours detections.
Storage-area activity
Video dataFrequency of detected presence around stores, by time slot.
Animals counted at passages
Video dataAnimals crossing an equipped passage point, where feasibility has been validated.
Recorded vs. observed deliveries
Video + business dataDeliveries logged in the farm management tool compared with measured truck entries.
Dashboard preview
Dashboard · Farm — Weekly overviewDemo data
Vehicles entered
96
Perimeter alerts
3
Animals counted (race A)
412
North kit battery
78%
Activity per hour
Events
- After-hours presence — Input shed, 01:48
- Truck entered — Main gate, 06:15
- Unusual activity — Barn 2, zone B
Deployment approach
- 1
Field audit and feasibility
Farm visit to identify access points, perimeters, storage areas and passages, and to check power supply and network coverage.
- 2
Zone and indicator configuration
Definition of counting lines, perimeter zones, alert time windows and passage points to equip.
- 3
Real-conditions pilot
Installation of a first point (entrance or race), tested over several days to assess the impact of dust, lighting and weather.
- 4
Rollout and follow-up
Extension to other zones, monitoring of energy autonomy and preventive maintenance of outdoor equipment.
Prerequisites, limitations and privacy
- Equipment is exposed to dust, heat and weather: protection ratings, cleaning and maintenance must be planned.
- At night, accuracy depends on available lighting or low-light cameras.
- In remote areas, 4G connectivity and solar power are sized after study; network coverage is not guaranteed everywhere.
- Livestock counting remains at study stage, and its accuracy depends heavily on species, density and passage layout.
- Alerts complement guarding and existing security measures; they do not replace them.
Frequently asked questions
Can cameras be installed without power on site?
Yes, using standalone kits combining a solar panel, battery, Edge AI unit and 4G router. Sizing depends on sunlight, power consumption and network coverage, all checked during the audit.
Is livestock counting accurate?
It can be in favourable layouts, such as a narrow race with animals passing in single file. Dense herds or wide passages reduce accuracy, so an on-site test is essential.
Do alerts work at night?
They require sufficient lighting or cameras suited to night vision. The feasibility study specifies the detection level achievable in each zone.
Is a permanent connection required?
No. Edge AI processing runs on site, and only alerts and indicators are sent when a connection is available.
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