Farm like you're in the future.
- Collar prototype 01
- components ordered
- Boundary app
- planned
- Field test
- not started
- Agent kit
- public, AGPL-3.0
Moving animals is the hard part.
Two sheep, an overgrown slope, and electric netting that beat one person. That is where this started.
So, first: a collar you own.
Draw a boundary on a map and the collar is meant to hold it. Every part meant to be replaceable, every interface to be documented. Prototype parts are on their way. The collar.
Then, software that plans the move.
Weather, satellite, your notes, and the collars will feed an intelligence layer that proposes the next paddock through a model you choose. The project.
You stay in control.
Approve every move at first. Later, a countdown you can hold, redirect, or redraw. Concept only, values made up.
Paddock 4 is steady. Five of five inside, third day, dry through tomorrow.
Next move to paddock 5 in
Needs you. Photo of the north corner of paddock 5 before the move.
Yours to repair, run, and build on.
Parts, kits, collars, and optional software for sale one day. The collar will work with software that isn't ours. Build a hundred yourself once the designs are out.
Where it stands.
Collar and map now. Then open interfaces, approved moves, scheduled moves, a research farm, more species.
Who is building it.
Cody Menefee, a garage, spare time. Hardware and software engineers wanted. Say hello.