The use of stall cameras is becoming more common in stables, yet selecting the ‘right’ camera can make all the difference in keeping your horse safe. Rather than relying on a device that has a few features to check on your horse, let your camera do the work for you. The Tech Equestrian recently interviewed CEO, Matti Hiob and Growth Partner, Sarah Sharou to learn how the Horcery ecosystem sets itself apart, including an innovative product suite.
Read MoreEquine Eye operates from South Australia, with warehouses in California (USA) and Watford (UK). “Our cameras are trusted by horse owners across Australia, the US, New Zealand, and Canada, and are gaining popularity in the UK,” said Alisa Rudolph, Customer Service, Events & Marketing Officer at Equine Eye. “They’re used in diverse settings—from breeders and racehorse trainers to dressage barns and barrel racers. Even zoos have relied on our cameras to transport elephants, and mounted police forces use them for patrol horses,” shared Alisa.
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