nesteye
Healthy broiler chickens in a modern poultry barn

See more.Know more.Keep flocks healthy.

nesteye combines cameras, sensors, edge AI, and barn-level intervention to measure the flock continuously and help teams act sooner.

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Make poultry healthier, safer, and more profitable.

Commercial barns are still largely blind between checks. nesteye turns that missing time into useful, continuous context.

Current poultry problems

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Late piling detection

Periodic barn walks can find a dangerous cluster only after birds are already at risk.

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Biased weight samples

Hand catches and walk-over scales measure a small fraction of the flock and can distort the operating picture.

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Blind time between checks

Behavior and environmental changes can develop for hours before the next person enters the barn.

The product

One barn. One edge system.

Piling, weight, environment, and disease, mortality, and gait diagnostics—connected through one operator dashboard in one edge system.

Time-sensitive insight runs inside the barn, close to the flock.

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Validation + team

Built in the barn. Measured honestly.

nesteye is available through commercial pilots, with connected barn intelligence, on-demand flock insight, and measurable validation tailored to each operation.

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Connected capabilities

Piling, weight, environment, diagnostics, and one operator dashboard

On demand

Weight visibility

Vision-based estimates reveal growth and uniformity trends

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Commercial farms

Paid pilot work covering 14,000 broiler chickens currently under our watch

Previous experience includes

Founder Experience

Built by a team with experience across AI, robotics, hardware, software, finance, sustainability, and poultry.

  • Amazon
  • The University of Texas at Austin
  • MobilizeGreen
  • UT Dallas
  • Serent Capital
  • Dell Technologies
  • NVIDIA
  • Visa
  • Rice University
  • Banner Health
  • Texas Aerial Robotics

The team has also received guidance from agricultural engineering professors at Texas A&M University and Michigan State University.

Commercial pilots

Give every barn a clearer operating picture.

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