Birds Eye Robotics

Channel Partnership Briefing

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Channel partnership opportunity

One flock walk. Three stakeholders paid back.

A single autonomous monitoring pass through a barn generates different, yet meaningful value for the animal health partner, the integrator, and the grower — at the same time, from the same walk. That's the case for a commercial validation program.

Live baseline — per barn, per flock50 / 30 / 20 split
Animal health partner
$526
$3,249 annualized / barn
Integrator
$316
$1,949 annualized / barn
Grower
$210
$1,300 annualized / barn
Why each side says yes

Three stakeholders, three different reasons

A single monitoring pass creates a different kind of value for each party in the barn. None of them needs to be sold on this by analogy — the value is native to their own numbers.

Animal health partner

Biopharma / channel owner
  • Owns the barn-level relationship first, ahead of the next vaccine or health-product renewal conversation with the integrator.
  • True individualized care isn't physically possible at flock scale the way it is with cattle or hogs — but a continuously updated barn score gets as close as bird agriculture currently allows: a real-time read on how each barn is doing, right now.
  • Sees real biological signal — mortality events, stool-based health markers — not a survey or a lagging lab panel.
  • Whoever is standardized on first is hard to displace once growers and integrators build the habit.
First mover holds the channel

Integrator

Flock outcomes / FCR
  • Continuous walking catches what a human pass misses — earlier, at scale, across every barn.
  • Feed conversion ratio improves as birds are kept moving throughout the day — a small behavioral shift that adds up to significant feed savings across a growout.
  • Flock-level data becomes a coaching tool across growers, not just a compliance record.
Protects feed conversion at scale

Grower

Day-to-day operations + daily weight gain
  • No new equipment cost — the robot does the walk, not a new capital expense.
  • A mortality spike or drinker fault caught hours earlier is the difference between a bad day and a bad flock.
  • Daily weight gain improves when birds are kept moving and feeding consistently — a measurable gain that shows up flock over flock.
  • Fewer people are needed to walk the floor every day, freeing up labor without losing monitoring coverage.
  • Frees up skilled labor for skilled work — trained people spend their time where their judgment matters, instead of on a minimum-wage floor walk.
  • An objective, timestamped record that backs the grower up when something goes wrong that wasn't their doing.
Labor savings + daily weight gain
Model it yourself

Adjust the cost-share split

The trial economics run 50 / 30 / 20 today. Drag the sliders to model a different split — this is exactly the kind of scenario that matters once the conversation moves past the trial period.

Animal health partner 50%
Integrator 30%
Grower share (remainder) 20%
PartySharePer flock / barnAnnualized / barn
Animal health partner 50% $526 $3,249
Integrator 30% $316 $1,949
Grower 20% $210 $1,300
Total, per barn 100% $1,052 $6,498
Totals reflect the underlying per-service cost of monitoring a barn, based on floor walking and mortality marking (Core), plus feeder/drinker fault monitoring, stool analysis, and environmental monitoring (Core Plus). Sliders model an alternate split of that same total — they don't change what the service costs to deliver, only who's paying which piece of it.

Let's talk specifics

This approach is genuinely new — and new is worth trying before buying. Birds Eye is proposing a commercial validation program to prove it out together. It's worth a direct conversation to talk through the first step of becoming a channel partner.

  • Trial structure and phased flock counts
  • Data access and reporting cadence
  • Path to cost-share with all three parties