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US 2016/0100557 A1Published application
System and method for monitoring eggs during incubation
AssigneeLivegg (2015) Ltd.
InventorsGavriel ADAR, Eliyahu HOFFMAN, Yair Or ADAR
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AssigneeLivegg (2015) Ltd.
InventorsGavriel ADAR, Eliyahu HOFFMAN, Yair Or ADAR
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An incubation tray is disclosed, including an enclosure with a plurality of egg placements for carrying eggs for incubation within an egg incubator. The incubation tray includes a tester unit including plurality of inspection modules in the enclosure associated with the plurality of egg placements. The inspection modules, each includes radiation emitter(s) and sensor(s), and are configured and operable for respectively inspecting the plurality of eggs located in the egg placements, by irradiating the eggs with radiation from a lateral side of the eggs and measuring a radiation response coming in response to the irradiation from a lateral side of the eggs, giving rise to measured data indicative of conditions of the eggs. The measured data may be processed to determine dynamic and static parameters of the radiation response from which a physiological development stage, and growth of the embryos within the eggs can be estimated.
An incubation tray for use within an egg incubator,
An incubation tray comprising at least one tilt sensor capable of measuring tilting of eggs in the incubation tray, a controller connectable to said tilt sensor for receiving therefrom measured tilt data indicative of said tilting, and a communication module associated with said controller and adapted for communicating said measured tilt data to a processing system to enable processing determining incubation condition applied to said eggs based on said measured tilt data.
A processing system for processing measured data of radiation response from an egg, the processing system comprising:
A method for processing measured data indicative of radiation response obtained from an egg, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.