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Abelling

Livestock

Animal detection, counting and monitoring data from broadacre farms in Australia and New Zealand.

Illustration of a large fenced paddock seen from above, with sheep and cattle around a water trough, each animal marked with a small box for counting.

Who it is for

Broadacre livestock teams in Australia and New Zealand, and the technology providers building monitoring tools for them. This work is distinct from our wider farm and crop work.

Typical data problems

Animal detection, counting and monitoring data from broadacre farms: herds and flocks seen from drones or fixed cameras over large paddocks, animals that bunch together or overlap, and video or audio that needs labelling for behaviour.

What Abelling can do

Image, video and audio annotation for livestock monitoring, from boxes and counts to tracking across frames and event tagging. We apply our Computer Vision method, with an agreed taxonomy and review before delivery. For crop and field work, see AgTech.

Delivery and security

Every project runs through the same method: an agreed scope and taxonomy, calibration where the project calls for it, production by trained annotators and review before anything is handed back. Read more in How We Work and Tools and Delivery.

Data handling, including access, transfer, retention and deletion, is agreed with you in writing before work starts. See Security and Compliance for how we handle data.

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Tell us about the data, the sensors and the classes involved, and we will scope the work with you.

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