System for finely counting egg laying quantity in cage-rearing laying hen house

Abstract

The invention discloses a system for finely counting the egg laying quantity in a cage-rearing laying hen house. The system comprises a server, a database, a laying hen house module, an in-house environment test module, a main control unit, a behavior analysis module, a visual acquisition and labeling module, a mechanical arm sorting module, a conveying module, a counting module, a wireless transmission module, a counting module and a display module. The in-house environment testing module adopts a sensor to detect the in-house environment, the behavior analysis module adopts a high-definition camera to monitor, analyze and record egg laying, feather picking and feather combing behaviors of laying hens, and the visual acquisition and labeling module adopts mechanical vision to detect and label the egg surfaces, the health condition of the laying hens and the egg surfaces. The mechanical arm sorting module adopts an industrial automatic mechanical arm, and moves along the X axis, the Y axis and the Z axis to sort and pick up the laying hens. The system has the advantages that the condition of the laying hens is conveniently detected, the influence of the environment on egg laying of the laying hens is recorded, abnormal eggs are marked and sorted, and the egg yield is conveniently counted and observed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of hen house breeding, in particular to a system for finely counting the number of eggs laid in a caged layer hen house. Background technique [0002] The chicken house refers to the place where the chickens live. According to the breeding objects, there are core chicken houses, breeder chicken houses, brooding chicken houses, rearing chicken houses, laying hen houses, broiler chicken houses, and environmentally safe livestock and poultry houses. The structure of the family hen house is simple. The industrialized chicken raising facilities that appeared in the late 1950s not only had environmental conditions suitable for the growth and development of chickens, but also met the requirements of mechanization, scientific management, and sanitation and epidemic prevention; [0003] In the existing chicken house detection technology, it is impossible to detect the condition of laying hens, it is impossible to re...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the existing chicken house detection technology, it is impossible to detect the condition of laying hens, it is impossible to record the impact of the environment on laying hens, it is inconvenient to mark and sort abnormal eggs, and it is inconvenient to statistically observe egg production, so a more need is needed. A system for finely counting the number of eggs laid in caged layer hen houses

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