The problem
Manual weighing samples a handful of birds, ventilation is set by feel, and respiratory disease is heard too late.
How the technology works
Cameras estimate average bird weight and uniformity continuously. Microphones pick up coughing and distress calls. Environmental sensors track temperature, humidity, ammonia and CO₂. Autonomous robots can walk the house to find mortality and wet litter. Everything reports to one dashboard per house.
Why it matters in the region
Heat is the dominant risk in Gulf and Jordanian broiler houses; small ventilation errors cost weight, feed conversion and birds.
Saudi Arabia is expanding domestic poultry production toward a national self-sufficiency target, and new houses can be built digital from day one.
Biosecurity improves when fewer people enter the house.
What this solution can include
- Camera-based weight estimation
- Acoustic respiratory monitoring
- Ammonia, CO₂, temperature and humidity sensing
- House robots for mortality and litter checks
- Controller integration and flock dashboards
We recommend the solution after the farm visit, matched to the farm's scale and climate.
How we deliver
House audit and sensor plan
One-house pilot over a full flock cycle
Comparison against the farm's own previous flocks
Roll-out across houses and sites
Integration with existing climate controllers
Our AI standard
Every AI product in this area must say what it detects, how it was validated, how often it is wrong, and who acts on the alert.