A person holding the Tsens intravaginal sensor

Tsens Sensor

  • Optimized for Intravaginal Use
  • Anatomical Adaptation
  • Unobstructed Environment
  • Innovative & Patented Design
  • Developed with Veterinary Doctors
AwardWinning Design

HEALTHIER ANIMALSMORE SUSTAINABLE TOMORROWS.

wiCow

Intravaginal Sensor

wiCow continuously monitors cows’ core body temperature and activity data with the TSens intravaginal sensor to support health and reproductive management.

Calving, estrus, potential health issues, and heat-stress data are brought together on a single platform. Early notifications enable timely intervention and more informed decisions.

  • Early alerts
  • Estrus detection
  • Activity monitoring
  • Heat stress monitoring
  • Continuous temperature monitoring
  • Calving prediction
  • Proactive health management
  • wiCool integration
MONITOR. DETECT EARLY. TAKE ACTION.

Calving predictionCalving prediction

Predict calving at the right time to reduce workload and improve calf survival.

Detection of subclinical diseasesSubclinical disease detection

Identify health problems before visible symptoms appear.

Estrus detectionEstrus detection

Improve reproductive efficiency by monitoring physiological changes instead of relying on behavioral predictions.

Heat stress detectionHeat stress detection

Recognize heat stress early by monitoring the cow’s actual physiological heat load.

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wiCow hygienic sensor cleaning and professional veterinary use

Keep your cows happy and healthy

wiCow is trusted by dairy farmers across Europe, the USA, Mexico, and Turkey. What truly sets wiCow apart is its unique, award-winning sensor design.

Unlike other solutions on the market, wiCow automatically adapts to the anatomy of the dairy cow, ensuring a secure fit and reliable data from the very first moment. Once in place, the sensor continuously measures body core temperature, uterine contractions, and animal activity—the most meaningful physiological signals for early health and reproductive insights.