Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Proposed Phase Ii Research Will Develop an Innovative Version of the Electric Fence Insulator, Advancing Agricultural-related Manufacturing in the United States. the Proposed Phase Ii Research Will Build on the Phase I Research and Conclusions, Which Verified the Feasibility of This Technology, With a Goal to Commercialize and Bring the Electric Fence Alarm System (EFAS) to Market as the Phase Ii Project Completes. We Will Utilize the Iot (internet of Things) Platform to Integrate Technology Into the Electric Fence Insulator. Embedded in the Insulator Will Be a Voltage Monitor and Mobile Notification Function That Notifies the Agricultural Manager When Their Electric Fence Is Not Working. Phase Ii Will Expand This Research and Focus on the User Notification System and the Viability of This Technology in a Rural Setting.typically, Livestock Managers Test Electric Fencing Daily or Weekly by Walking or Driving the Perimeter and Manually Checking the Wires. the Proposed Efas Will Reduce Labor Costs and Resources Needed for Fence Testing Thereby Increasing Farm Profitability. Efas, With the Mobile Notification Function, Will Enhance Security, Safety, and Functionality as the Owner Knows If the Fence Is Down Before the Livestock. Our Research Will Make the "smart" Insulator Affordable to All Farmers, Not Just Large-scale Producers. We Plan to Attach This Technology to Our Universal Insulator Eliminating the Need to Purchase Different Attachments for Different Posts--conserving Resources and Increasing Usability. Our Product Will Be Designed and Manufactured in the Usa and Will Help Support Innovative Technology in U.s. Agriculture.
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