Discover our hatchery technology solutions
Ovosense®
Upside-down eggs can represent 1 to 3% of the yearly hatching egg production. Ovosense® identifies and marks upside down eggs.
LaserLife®
LaserLife® identifies and removes contaminated eggs and dead embryos at transfer.
Innovative hatchery technology to optimize chick quality and performance
Modern poultry production relies on advanced hatchery technology to consistently deliver high-quality day-old chicks. As the industry evolves, producers are increasingly turning to automated and data-driven solutions to improve efficiency, strengthen biosecurity, and ensure optimal chick development. Ceva’s automated hatchery equipment and precision vaccination systems are designed to meet these needs, helping hatcheries achieve reliable performance from the earliest stage of the production cycle.
Through the integration of smart devices and connected systems, Ceva enables hatcheries to monitor operations in real time, reduce variability, and minimize human error. This level of control supports better decision-making, leading to improved hatchability, enhanced chick uniformity, and stronger flock performance throughout the production chain.
Advanced egg handling for improved hatchability
Effective egg handling plays a crucial role in maximizing hatchery performance. Ceva’s specialized technologies are designed to improve embryo development and reduce losses during incubation.
Ovosense® provides an automated and reliable solution for detecting and marking upside-down eggs before incubation begins. Proper egg positioning is essential for successful embryo development, and early detection of incorrect positioning helps reduce embryo mortality and improve hatchability rates. By ensuring optimal incubation conditions, hatcheries can produce more uniform and higher-quality chicks.
Laser technology for enhanced biosecurity
Maintaining high biosecurity standards is essential for protecting chick health and ensuring consistent production outcomes. LaserLife® uses advanced laser technology to identify dead embryos during the transfer process.
This early intervention helps prevent contamination and reduces the risk of bacterial spread within the hatchery. By removing compromised eggs, hatcheries can maintain a cleaner environment and protect the quality of viable embryos, ultimately improving batch consistency and overall chick health.
Precision vaccination systems for consistent protection
Vaccination is a critical component of poultry health management, and consistency is key to its success. Ceva’s hatchery solutions include in-ovo, subcutaneous, and spray vaccination systems, ensuring precise and uniform vaccine application.
Automated vaccination technologies improve accuracy, enhance traceability, and significantly reduce the risk of human error. Consistent vaccine delivery supports stronger immunity, better growth performance, and lower mortality rates, contributing to healthier flocks and more predictable production outcomes.
Data-driven hatchery management
Modern hatcheries benefit greatly from data-driven decision-making. Ceva’s connected systems provide real-time data collection and performance analytics, allowing hatchery managers to monitor equipment efficiency and quickly identify deviations.
These insights enable proactive adjustments that improve productivity, optimize resource use, and support animal welfare. By leveraging data, hatcheries can continuously refine their processes and achieve more consistent and efficient operations.
Supporting sustainable and profitable poultry production
As part of Ceva’s Smart Solutions ecosystem, its hatchery technologies are designed to support both sustainability and profitability. By combining automation, connectivity, and global expertise in hatchery vaccination, Ceva helps producers optimize hatchability, improve chick uniformity, and strengthen overall flock performance.
These innovations reduce operational risks, enhance production reliability, and contribute to long-term economic success. In an increasingly competitive industry, adopting advanced hatchery technology is essential for achieving consistent results and maintaining high production standards.