With Amacs 2.0 user rights can be granted for complete housing complexes as well as only for individual houses or functional areas such as climate control, for example.
Representation of the egg flow (shown in green) of ten houses on cross belts to the packer. Digital EggFlow enables the manager to plan precisely and follow the order in which eggs are collected.
With Amacs 2.0 user rights can be granted for complete housing complexes as well as only for individual houses or functional areas such as climate control, for example.
Representation of the egg flow (shown in green) of ten houses on cross belts to the packer. Digital EggFlow enables the manager to plan precisely and follow the order in which eggs are collected.
With Amacs 2.0 user rights can be granted for complete housing complexes as well as only for individual houses or functional areas such as climate control, for example.
Representation of the egg flow (shown in green) of ten houses on cross belts to the packer. Digital EggFlow enables the manager to plan precisely and follow the order in which eggs are collected.
Amacs 2.0 is the newest version of Big Dutchman’s “Agro Management and Control System” for poultry management, based on state-of-the-art technology and highly successful all over the world. Amacs 2.0 stands out from the crowd with its numerous new functions. The most significant of these are: Amacs 2.0 can be connected to an iPhone. Furthermore the user administration has been significantly expanded. The innovative update for egg production, broiler growing and broiler breeder management is to be presented to the wider public for the first time at VIV Europe.
Amacs 2.0 covers an impressive number of brand new features. One of these includes the fact that up to 20 people can now access the system simultaneously – and work independently of each other in real-time. Also new is that a considerable number of varying user rights can be granted and that it is possible to manage 50 user profiles altogether. These range from full access by the farm controller to and thus the control of a whole farm complex to limited user rights which may not, for instance, exceed the right to control the climate in a clearly specified amount of houses.
Further features of Amacs 2.0 include control of additional EggCams, with which it is now also possible to scan the wider egg belts in the aviary houses. The innovative Big Dutchman camera technology photographs every egg in the house, thus achieving 100 percent counting accuracy. Furthermore, with Amacs 2.0 the Digital EggFlow System is further optimised. This has the consequence of even better control of egg belts and thus even better capacity utilisation of sorting and packing machines.