Livestock monitoring

Transform Your Farm with AI-Powered 3D Monitoring

Revolutionary biometric technology that monitors cattle health 24/7, detects lameness early, and optimizes production through advanced 3D imaging and AI analytics.

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L3D Technology Overview - Body Condition, Weight, Top View Measurements, and Full Locomotion Analysis

How L3D Technology Works

3D Scanning

Advanced cameras capture 30 million 3D points per second as cattle walk underneath

AI Analysis

Machine learning algorithms analyze body shape, condition, and movement patterns

Real-time Insights

Get instant alerts and actionable insights through web and mobile applications

Secure Data

Blockchain integration ensures data integrity and security for all measurements

See L3D Technology in Action

Watch real-time analysis as cattle walk through the scanning area

Real-time cattle analysis demonstration

Easy Installation

The installation of the Livestock 3D camera system is quick and easy with only a few simple requirements. Our team is happy to assist in finding the perfect location for the system and help with installation.

L3D Camera mounted in barn corridor
L3D Camera side view installation
Multiple L3D Cameras installed in milking parlor

System Requirements

In order to ensure accurate data collection of your herd, the following items are required:

High Speed Internet

Reliable internet connection for real-time data processing and cloud synchronization

Solid Mounting Surface

Flat, stable surface for secure camera mounting at optimal height

Individual Exit Area

Space where cows can walk through individually for accurate scanning

Our Products

L3D Phenotyping Camera

L3D Phenotyping Camera

Core Product

Key Features:

  • Body Condition Score (BCS) monitoring
  • Weight estimation without scales
  • Early lameness detection
  • Linear trait measurements
  • Thermal imaging capabilities
  • IP68 protection rating

Technical Specs:

Processor: Intel Atom x7-E3950

Neural Processing: 3x Intel VPU

Field of View: 60°

Connectivity: WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth

BITS Smart Collar

BITS Smart Collar

Innovation

Key Features:

  • Battery-free operation
  • GPS & WiFi positioning
  • Heat & rumination detection
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Blockchain data security
  • 50km operational range

Technical Specs:

Weight: 230g

Power: Solar + Supercapacitor

Autonomy: 7 days in darkness

Temperature: -40°C to +85°C

Precise Linear Trait Measurements

Advanced 3D imaging captures detailed body measurements for optimal breeding decisions

Linear measurement example 1
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Linear measurement example 4

Powerful Analytics Dashboard

Access your herd data anywhere, anytime with our intuitive multi-platform software

L3D Analytics Dashboard - Available on Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile

Easy Access

Our web based app allows you to access your herd data easily from wherever you are! Simply log in from your computer, tablet, or phone and get real-time data on each cow!

Real-time Analytics

Monitor herd health with dynamic charts and KPIs

Multi-Platform

Access from desktop, tablet, or smartphone

Smart Alerts

Get notified of health issues immediately

Historical Data

Track trends and patterns over time

Why Choose L3D?

Economic Impact

Save $90-300 per cow annually through early lameness detection and optimized nutrition management

24/7 Monitoring

Continuous health tracking without human intervention, providing multiple measurements daily

Objective Data

Remove human bias with automated, accurate measurements backed by scientific validation

Sustainability

Optimize feed efficiency and reduce environmental impact through precision monitoring

Animal Welfare

Non-intrusive monitoring reduces stress while improving early disease detection

Easy Integration

Compatible with existing farm infrastructure and management systems

Scientific Validation

Our technology is backed by extensive research and university studies

University Partnerships

Validated by Ghent University and other leading agricultural research institutions

Published Studies

Multiple peer-reviewed papers demonstrating accuracy and effectiveness of 3D imaging

Field Testing

Proven results from installations across Europe and North America

L3D Data Analysis Example

University Study Highlights

The advantage of BCS automation is that it provides objective, frequent, and accurate BCS with a higher degree of sensitivity compared with more sporadic and subjective manual BCS.

Cows that lost BCS during the dry period had increased odds of developing sub-clinical ketosis, metritis, and transition diseases.

Studies found that the lameness of dairy cows can be correctly detected through analysis of the curvature features of dairy cows' backs.

Using 3D imaging, a recent study tracked cows' body growth across lactations. Growth changes dominated most of the body weight gain, stressing ongoing cow growth even into their third lactation.

References:

  • Truman, C. M., Campler, M. R., & Costa, J. (2022). Body Condition Score Change throughout Lactation Utilizing an Automated BCS System: A Descriptive Study. Animals, 12(5), 601.
  • Ruchay, A., Kober, V., Dorofeev, K., Колпаков, В. И., & Мирошников, С. А. (2020). Accurate body measurement of live cattle using three depth cameras and non-rigid 3-D shape recovery. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 179, 105821.
  • Jiang, B., Song, H., Wang, H., & Li, C. (2022). Dairy cow lameness detection using a back curvature feature. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 194, 106729.
  • Daros, R. R., Eriksson, H. K., Weary, D. M., & Von Keyserlingk, M. (2020). The relationship between transition period diseases and lameness, feeding time, and body condition during the dry period. Journal of Dairy Science, 103(1), 649–665.
  • Xavier, C., Cozler, Y. L., Depuille, L., Caillot, A., Lebreton, A., Allain, C., Delouard, J., Delattre, L., Luginbühl, T., Faverdin, P., & Fischer, A. (2022). The use of 3-dimensional imaging of Holstein cows to estimate body weight and monitor the composition of body weight change throughout lactation. Journal of Dairy Science, 105(5), 4508–4519.

Expert Opinion

Dr. Alvaro Garcia - Livestock Dairy Nutritionist
"Cattle metabolism responds to fluctuations in weight and condition rather than static values. Nutritionists need to make timely adjustments based on these changes to enhance decision-making impact. Utilizing 3D cameras enables the quantification of these variations, facilitating necessary dietary and management strategies modifications to achieve desired animal production and well-being goals."

Dr. Alvaro Garcia

PhD | Livestock Dairy Nutritionist

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Contact Information

Swiss Headquarters

Livestock 3D SA
Via Industria 9
6814 Cadempino, Switzerland
+41 91-224-1812

USA Distributor

Dellait LLC
2301 Research Park Way Suite 151
Brookings, SD 57006, USA
+1 800-320-1556

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