HORSCH MobileControl vs FlockFlow

The HORSCH Control app allows for carrying out several machine functions for HORSCH mounted implements. Among them figure the calibration of metering devices of the HORSCH seed drills, the row test of the HORSCH Maestro as well as the nozzle test of the HORSCH plant protection sprayers. The smartphone or the tablet is connected with the SmartCan on the machine via a local WLAN, thus avoiding frequent position changes between the terminal in the tractor cabin and the mounted implement. The farmer benefits from a significantly increased usability.

Count sheep crossing a gate or counting zone with your iPhone. FlockFlow uses your rear camera or a video selected from Photos to detect sheep, track their movement, and count crossings in both directions. Detection and counting run on your iPhone, without an account or cloud inference. COUNT WITH YOUR CAMERA OR A VIDEO Mount your iPhone securely for camera counting, or select a sheep video from Photos. Position the counting zone across the route, confirm the inbound direction, and start counting. SEE MOVEMENT IN BOTH DIRECTIONS Watch inbound, outbound, and net totals as sheep cross the zone. On-screen tracking labels help you follow the counting process. REVIEW YOUR RESULTS Review directional totals, session duration, and input source after each count. Revisit completed sessions in History and see a seven-day movement overview. SAVE AN ANNOTATED VIDEO Choose to save a video showing tracking overlays, the counting zone, and totals to Photos. Your original selected video is never overwritten. ORGANIZE COUNTS BY PASTURE Optionally associate sessions with a pasture, or start counting without assigning one. Location access is optional. COUNT ON-DEVICE The sheep detector is included with the app. Counting works offline when using the camera or a video already available on your iPhone. Apple Maps and videos stored only in iCloud Photos may require an internet connection. Available in English and Simplified Chinese. FlockFlow is a counting aid, not a guarantee of an exact livestock inventory. Lighting, camera placement, crowding, and visibility can affect results. Verify counts before using them for important livestock records.