AI Biosecurity Platform
GPS and environmental sensors on every hog and cattle trailer, feeding one platform that tracks each trailer in real time, logs accurate mileage, records the conditions the animals travelled in, and flags what maintenance is coming due.
About us
The trailer is logged as it enters and leaves the wash bay, so every wash is tied to that unit and that date.
Capabilities
Location, conditions, cleaning and maintenance for every trailer, in one place your office staff can use on day one.
Solutions
A truck can be swapped between trailers in minutes, so the trailer is what needs tracking. Here is what that makes possible.
Around 70% of Canadian pork is exported, so a disease outbreak can shut export markets. Knowing where every trailer has been, and whether it was cleaned, is how an outbreak gets contained quickly.
Wash records, load reports and trace-backs show producers, vets and regulators exactly how each trailer was handled. Carriers who can prove that are the ones farms choose to haul their animals.
Tracking, utilization and cost per kilometre sit alongside biosecurity and animal welfare records, so one platform runs the fleet and the paperwork that comes with hauling animals.
Sensors rated from −40°C to 85°C that run up to 5 years on one battery, supported by a Saskatchewan team that knows the farms, plants and wash bays your trailers visit.
How it Works
We fit the sensors, set up your fleet, and every trip after that builds a record you can share with producers, vets and plants.
Hogs
Hog trailers carry the highest disease risk in a fleet, so they get the full sensor set: GPS, door events, temperature, humidity and load status.
Cattle
Cattle trailers run long routes between ranches, auction marts, feedlots and plants. Each one gets a GPS unit, with the cargo sensor available where you want conditions tracked.
Services
Alongside the platform, we run hands-on services that get trailers cleaner and help find disease sooner. Each one adds its records to the same trailer history.
