India has over 303 million cattle, yet a vast majority of rural farmers rely on manual observation for monitoring animal health and predicting calving, leading to delayed detection of diseases, missed birthing alerts, and significant economic loss. Over 30% of calving events go unnoticed until complications arise, while up to 40% of cattle infections like mastitis or oral lesions remain undiagnosed in early stages, reducing milk yield and increasing veterinary costs. There is a critical need for a smart, wearable solution that provides real-time health tracking, early disease detection, and calving prediction—empowering farmers with timely, actionable alerts directly on their mobile phones.

Worn comfortably around the cow’s neck or tail base, Cattle-Fi continuously monitors body temperature, heart rate, motion, and behavior, using smart sensors and AI to detect early signs of illness, stress, or infection. It also uses predictive analytics to identify when a cow is about to give birth—notifying the farmer 12 hours in advance to ensure timely assistance and reduce risk to both cow and calf.

Built for rugged village environments, Cattle-Fi is dustproof, waterproof, solar rechargeable, and operates even in low-signal areas with GSM or LoRa-based alerts. Whether managing 3 cattle or 30, farmers can view live updates, health history, and emergency alerts from the palm of their hand—making cattle care smarter, safer, and more profitable.