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The Internet of Farms
Luda.Farm is taking the lead in smart farming by releasing a suite of sensors and a new app, My.Luda.Farm, for the Internet of Farms.
Finally, farmers will have access to a modular, low-cost system that gives them remote control and live critical information on their farming operations.
Video Surveillance solutions
The Luda.Farm range of wireless camera systems help you keep track of your farming operations and solve everyday problems. We have worked closely with farmers for over 10 years to make sure that our camera systems are adapted to the real needs of farmers, and can keep up with the daily work on a farm. Go to Video surveillance
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MachineCam
MachineCam is a professional machine camera system designed to make your work easier, safer, and more efficient.
TrailerCam 5D
TrailerCam 5D is a wireless camera system designed specifically for horse transport that allows you to monitor the inside of your trailer at all times.
LiftCam Pro
LiftCam Pro is a professional camera system, designed for industrial use, that improves the safety and efficiency of your operations.
MachineCam Mobility
MachineCam Mobility is the camera system that follows you through your workday.
FarmCam HD
FarmCam HD is a professional wireless camera system that is easy to install, interference free and gives you video in Full HD.
FarmCam IP2
FarmCam IP2 is a smart camera system that keeps you connected to critical events and locations on your farm wherever you are.
Equestrian camera systems
Cameras in the stable
Owning and caring for a horse is a big investment, and there is always a lot of work to do. We organize our lives around the horses to some extent, and end up spending long hours in the stable. Sometimes we don't realize how big a role our horses play in our lives, but as soon as there is a problem we immediately become aware of just how much we care. A camera system can reduce some of the work, but more importantly it can help you achieve a greater peace of mind and a stronger connection to your horse.
Benefits of wireless machine cameras on the farm
Benefits of wireless machine cameras on the farm
The difference between a wireless camera and a wired camera is much the same as between a mobile phone and a landline phone. Installing a wired camera requires you to make long-term decisions about where you will most need the camera. It also requires a few hours to mount the camera and do the wiring. You might move that camera once, but after a while it will stay where you put it last.
The Internet of Farms
Farming is changing. But too often the perspective on how it is changing comes from outside the industry. Luda’s viewpoint is that of farmers. We can’t help it. Our technology is developed, by farmers and for farmers. How our technology will benefit farmers is the starting point of all our product development. But we also spend a lot of time thinking about how new technology, ours and other companies’, contributes to change in agriculture.
Benefits of farm video surveillance
Video monitoring on farms
Now it is easier than ever to get perfect control over what happens on the farm. It does not matter where you are, and it works round the clock. With a digital camera monitoring system, you get a smart, flexible and cost-effective way to keep track of everything, from what happens in the courtyard to what goes on by the milking robot, in the calving pen and around the diesel tank. Everything is integrated in an easy-to-use system built to the highest quality. Best of all is the ability to track everything in real time right on your smartphone or…
Installing your wireless farm camera
Wifi camera and network installation tips
After you have picked the WiFi farm camera that is right for you, the next step is installation. Installation is an important step as it determines how well your camera will function. So it is worth taking a moment to think it through before you start. Here are a few guidelines for making the best possible installation, and a few tips for how to resolve problems in placing your camera.