Remote health checks
Staff open the rack's live view from a desk, another building or home, and record what they see.
Home-cage video monitoring
See every cage without walking into the room.
Cameras on your racks let your team make routine checks from outside the room, the building or the containment suite.
What it does
Activity and behavior from video
The same footage measures activity, and custom behavior AI tracks what your study needs.
Shown: three mice followed with the lights off, on an infrared camera.
SwiftSENSE Edge, on your site
A computer at your facility records the cameras and keeps the footage. It can run with no internet connection.
$25,000 a year
in PPE alone, reported by one institution using SwiftSENSE.
Customer-reported, not an audited average.
About an hour a day
to check five cages, under one lab's required procedure.
One lab's example. Your IACUC decides which checks can be remote.
The ecosystem
Works on its own. Better together.
Questions
Can we use video monitoring without the rest of the platform?
Yes. SwiftSENSE stands on its own. SwiftSENSE Edge records and keeps the footage on a computer at your site, with an offline configuration for strict IT settings.
Does it replace hands-on checks?
No. It moves the routine look to a screen. Anything that needs a hands-on check still gets one, under your facility's approved procedure; your IACUC decides which checks can be remote.
Where is the footage kept?
With SwiftSENSE Edge, on your own storage at your facility. Cloud features, including optional AI, are a separate choice.
Who can see the cameras?
People your organization gives access to. On an offline setup, your IT team controls who reaches the workstation.
How many cages does your team check each day?
Tell us your containment setting, cage count and how long checks take now. We will show you what remote checks look like for that routine.