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Kindra camera above the egg belt, with eggs passing underneath

Eggs

Know how many eggs leave each house every day.

One camera above the belt counts on its own. You see the total on your phone, right away.

  • 99.96%

    egg counting accuracy, validated in the field.

  • Zero

    calibration. The AI adjusts itself to each flock.

  • 24/7

    running, on the local network or in the cloud.

  • Assessment

    The camera flags cracked eggs and eggs soiled with blood, feces or yolk.

Kindra Count screen marking each egg on the belt, with the total in the corner

Kindra Count

A count you can check

The AI recognizes every egg that crosses the reading area. Every pass is recorded on video.

  • Eggs that roll back on the belt are subtracted.
  • No calibration by breed, size or flock.
  • Works on the local network, even without internet.
  • Data is protected if the power goes out.
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When the numbers don't add up

Breeder hens in the house

Feed in the wrong amount

Count too few and the flock runs short of feed. Count too many and there's extra, and the breeders put on weight.

Kindra Count: production management with the Battery 12 flock, live layers, age and mortality

Expected vs. actual

The genetics curve says one number. The house delivers another. Is it the flock or the counter?

Hatching eggs lined up on the belt, on their way to the hatchery

Disputes with the hatchery

Hatchability is calculated on your count. Without a recording, there's no way to prove what left the farm.

Hand placing an egg on the belt

Manual checks

Counting by hand takes up the team's time and still leaves doubts at the end of the day.

Counting eggs is deciding how much the flock will eat.

With breeders, the daily count guides feeding and protects laying persistence.

Kindra Count production management screen with laying genetics standards and the week-by-week production curve

Production management

Compare every flock with the genetics curve

The system comes with the curves of the main layer and breeder lines. Week by week, you see whether the flock delivers what the genetics promise.

  • Reference curves by line, split into layers and breeders.
  • Copy a curve and adjust it to your farm's reality.
  • Head count, mortality and eggs per hen housed for every flock.

How it works

From the belt to your phone

  1. Installation

    Installed above the belt, it follows the flow without stopping production.

  2. Operation

    Each egg is counted as it crosses the reading line. Those that roll back are subtracted.

  3. What you see

    Totals by battery or house, with history and reports, on your phone or computer.

What you gain

The right numbers to decide

Flock followed closely

Compare each day's production with what the genetics curve expects.

Proof on video

Use the recordings in audits and to settle up with the hatchery or the buyer.

Data in your system

Send the totals to your ERP (management system) through an open API.

Video

Can you count faster than the AI?

Watch the camera mark every egg on the belt, one by one, while the total goes up.

The equipment

Kindra Count for the egg belt

Designed and made by Kindra, with a Wi-Fi antenna to send the count straight from the belt.

Kindra Count, the egg counting equipment made by Kindra, with its Wi-Fi antenna
  • IP66

    Dust and water jets

    Sealing made for the poultry house environment and belt cleaning.

Kindra Count IP

Turn any IP camera into an egg counter

One module takes up to 4 cameras already installed on the farm. Each one becomes a counting point, with Kindra's AI.

Kindra Count IP module

1 Kindra Count IP module

IP camera Intelbras
Intelbras
IP camera Hikvision
Hikvision
IP camera Motorola
Motorola
IP camera Reolink
Reolink

Up to 4 IP cameras from compatible brands

  • Uses the cameras the farm already has.
  • Four counting points at once, in a single module.
  • Before installation, the Kindra team assesses the cameras and the network.

Kindra Inspection

What every egg tells you about your flock

The same camera that counts also assesses the shell: intact, cracked or soiled. You get a diagnosis by house, in a report.

Egg with a cracked shell, seen by the camera

Cracked or thin shell

May indicate a nutritional imbalance or impacts on curves and transfers.

Where to lookNutrition, flock age and belt adjustment.

Yolk-soiled egg, seen by the camera

Yolk-soiled

Indicates eggs broken in the nest or in transport, which soil the ones next to them.

Where to lookNests and breakage points.

Fecal-soiled egg, seen by the camera

Fecal-soiled

Points to management or health: wet litter, dirty nests or intestinal issues.

Where to lookEnvironment and hygiene.

Blood-stained egg, seen by the camera

Blood-stained

It's a sign of trauma. It may indicate overweight birds, reproductive tract inflammation and risk of prolapse.

Where to lookFlock weight and health.

One soiled egg is an event. A hundred is information.

Houses with the same laying rate can be living very different realities.

What you gain

History and analysis

See the daily trend of each house and compare houses with one another.

Diagnosis by house

The report shows where to act: nutrition, nests, management or belt.

On the same unit

Inspection uses the Kindra Count camera. Counting and assessment come together.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about eggs

Counted by Kindra seal

Talk to a specialist

Shall we look at your operation?

Tell us what you raise and your daily volume. Our team will recommend the right solution for you.