Device on the animal
Ear mark or collar that transmits data over LoRaWAN.
- Movement, temperature, and location context.
- No charging needed — target battery life around 3 years.
- Accuracy varies by device type.
For pasture-based beef farms
Krava.info is a farm incident-response system. It shows last trusted location, movement history, and when the signal is weak or stale - without fake precision.

When a cow is missing or outside a boundary, the team often starts with field rounds, phone calls, and memory.

Krava.info helps the farm respond faster to missing animals, fence breaches, and degraded visibility.

Ear mark or collar that transmits data over LoRaWAN.
Receives the signal from devices and forwards it to the network.
Manages device sessions and routes data.
Evaluates position, confidence, and opens incidents when needed.
The worker sees the incident and responds in the field.
Not every animal and pasture needs the same accuracy, cost, or control. Krava.info supports different field devices for different scenarios.

A lightweight, lower-cost option for broader herd visibility.
Built for operational orientation, not GPS-level precision.
Higher accuracy for animals and pilots where position matters more.
GPS accuracy depends on field conditions, sky view, operating mode, and reporting interval.

Controlled capability for supported collars.
This is not an autonomous shock system. It is a controlled, operator-managed capability with an audit trail.
Krava.info does not show weak signal as precise location.

Movement history shows accepted location fixes for a selected period, not a perfect GPS trail.
Krava.info is not sold as a standard online service. To work properly, we need to understand the pasture, animals, coverage, gateway locations, and pilot goal.
Every incident leaves a record: when it opened, who claimed it, what the team saw, when it was resolved, and what the movement history showed.


The system tracks which animals have passed and when, and alerts you when one is missing.

You receive a message immediately if a cow does not appear at the expected location.

Devices measure temperature and movement to warn you about anomalies.

Enclosures are water and dust protected, solar powered, and connected via mobile network.
No. Krava.info first focuses on safety and incident response: missing animals, fence breaches, degraded visibility, and hardware context.
No. When the signal is weak or stale, the system shows it as weak or stale. That is important for trust.
Not as a customer-facing pilot v1 promise. Temperature and movement may be collected for future calibration, but the first promise is location-first incident response.
As a controlled capability for supported collars. It is off by default, enabled by an operator, bounded by repeat count, and command outcomes are visible in history.
Because the pilot depends on animal count, devices, coverage, gateways, and farm goals. After a request, we propose a specific pilot.
The first step is a short conversation about the animals, pasture, devices, and what the pilot needs to prove.
