Intelligent Robot Inspection System

Introduction to the Functions of Inspection Robots

The inspection robot can automatically monitor environmental parameters within the chicken coop, such as temperature, humidity, and ammonia concentration, while also providing real‑time monitoring of equipment operating status to ensure the stability of the poultry farming environment and the healthy growth of the chickens.

The Working Principle of Inspection Robots

This robot employs advanced sensor technology, integrating IoT and AI algorithms to automatically navigate along pre‑configured inspection routes, collect and analyze data in real time, and promptly report any anomalies to management personnel.

Advantages and Features of Inspection Robots

Compared with traditional manual inspections, robotic inspections are more efficient, more accurate and more reliable, helping to reduce labor costs while also minimizing risks caused by human error.

Real-World Application Cases of Inspection Robots

At a large-scale chicken farm, inspection robots have been successfully deployed and have undergone 24-hour continuous monitoring, significantly improving the precision of henhouse environmental control, enhancing the health of the chickens, and boosting egg production rates.

Main Capabilities of the Inspection Platform

Replace manual inspections

It is expected that each shed can save one laborer; with annual wages and expenses for livestock technicians totaling approximately 100,000 yuan, the company can save 100,000 yuan per year.

Reduce security risks

By adopting the Wanhua Intelligent Inspection Platform, there is no need for manual high‑altitude operations, thereby reducing enterprise safety risks.

Solve the accuracy problem.

Manual inspections have low accuracy, whereas the Wanhua Intelligent Inspection Platform can achieve an accuracy rate of over 95% through AI algorithms.

Culling of Laying Hens with No Egg Production

At present, most chicken farms do not cull non‑productive or low‑producing laying hens. The WanHua Intelligent Inspection Platform uses technological means to identify non‑productive and low‑producing hens and provide culling guidance, helping enterprises reduce costs.

Timely detection of death

Only chickens that are at high risk of disease should be culled promptly and thoroughly, which can help reduce the risk of disease transmission in the chicken coop.

Reduce biosafety risks

Reduce the frequency of personnel entering and exiting buildings to lower biosecurity risks.

Main Functions of Intelligent Inspection

Unmanned Inspection: Robots leverage AI visual capabilities to perform automated, unmanned inspections, saving on labor costs.

Dead Chicken Inspection: Accurately identify dead chickens and report inspection results in real time.

Environmental Inspection: Conduct detailed inspections down to the cage level, monitoring 9 environmental data points in real time. Identify the specific microenvironmental locations within the chicken house.

Equipment Inspection: Promptly detect equipment abnormalities such as cage net deformation and water line leaks.

Inspection Cloud Map: Visualizes inspection results, allowing you to check the condition of the chicken coop anytime, anywhere.

Estimation of Losses and Disposal Gains from Culling Broiler Chickens

Based on an estimated 1% rate of non‑productive hens among 10,000 laying hens:

There are 100 laying hens that have completely stopped producing eggs throughout the entire rearing cycle.

Each laying hen has a 350-day egg-laying period.

Average daily feed intake: 105 grams.

The average price of compound feed is 1.25 yuan per jin.

100*105*350/500*1.25=9187.5 yuan

The costs for health care products, vaccines, labor, and utilities are roughly estimated at 2.5 yuan.

100 × 2.5 = 250 yuan

A total of 10,000 laying hens experienced losses throughout the entire rearing cycle:

9187.5 + 250 = 9428.5 yuan

A large-scale layer chicken farming enterprise must conduct thorough screening and culling of laying hens.

Based on an estimate for a layer farm with a flock size of 100,000 birds:

Among 100,000 laying hens, the proportion of non‑productive hens is 1%, resulting in losses of 94,285 yuan.

Use the intelligent inspection platform to detect culled chickens, estimating based on a detection rate of 70%.

700 laying hens can be identified as having ceased production per breeding cycle.

Saved 64,312.5 yuan in feed costs.

Save 1,750 yuan on expenses such as healthcare drug costs, vaccines, labor, and utility bills.

In total, a single rearing cycle can save the chicken farm 66,062.5 yuan in costs.