Imagine having a digital thermometer and a smart brain inside every bale of hay in your barn. Instead of guessing if the hay is spoiling or might catch fire, sensors send real-time data to an app. This tells the farmer exactly how nutritious the feed is, so they can feed their cows the best possible diet.
Dairy farmers lose up to 30% of stored hay to uncontrolled fermentation, which reduces milk yield and increases CO2 emissions and fire risks.
A full AI stack consisting of wireless IoT temperature probes, a cloud platform (HAYTECH.app), and predictive models for nutritional quality.
If you are a dairy farm owner dealing with nutrient loss and spoilage in stored forage — this project developed an IoT probe and AI system that increases milk yield by 1.5 – 2 % and reduces hay losses by approximately 10 %.
If you are an equipment manufacturer dealing with a lack of digital forage management tools — this project developed a scalable hardware architecture with a 1 km wireless range that can be integrated into farm management ecosystems.
If you are a consultant dealing with inefficient ration planning for clients — this project developed a Feed Value Indicator (FVI) tool that predicts nutritional quality with 85 % accuracy for CP and NDF values.
Based on available project data, the specific retail price is not listed, but the manufacturing cost of the hardware was reduced by 53 % during the project.
Yes, the system is designed for scale, supporting over 2,400 probes per base station with a wireless range of approximately 1 km.
Based on available project data, the technology is developed by Quanturi Oy, who has already established distribution partnerships with John Deere and Farmscan.
Quanturi aims to introduce HAYTECH to the dairy industry in 2025.
The probes transmit data to a secure cloud platform (HAYTECH.app) which integrates temperature readings with agronomic and environmental data via machine-learning models.
The project is led by a single SME, Quanturi Oy (Finland), which maintains 100% industry control. With a team of 15 FTEs and a lean structure, the coordinator has successfully transitioned from research to market validation, securing high-profile distribution partners like John Deere and Farmscan.
Contact Quanturi Oy regarding the 2025 commercial launch of HAYTECH AI.
Contact us to explore integration opportunities with Quanturi's AI-driven forage analytics.
