Equora RC1

What happens in your horse's stall when no one is watching? Whether you're caring for a mare approaching foaling or simply want to understand how your horse spends the night, continuous observation can be difficult to manage.

Equora RC1 is an AI-powered, non-contact horse stall monitor designed to make those unseen hours easier to understand.

Combining camera footage, radar sensing, and intelligent behavior analysis, it monitors supported activities and highlights events that may deserve attention. Instead of leaving owners to search through hours of recordings, Equora RC1 connects behavioral information with relevant video clips.

Beyond monitoring individual horses, it also offers remote viewing, escape alerts, staff activity records, and shared access for stable teams—bringing several essential aspects of everyday stable management into one system.

Key Features of Equora RC1

24/7 Monitoring Without Anything for Your Horse to Wear

One of Equora RC1's most distinctive qualities is its contact-free monitoring system.

Rather than relying on a wearable sensor, the device stays installed in the stall, using a combination of camera, radar, and on-device artificial intelligence to observe supported horse behaviors.

This eliminates the need to attach or remove monitoring equipment from the horse as part of the daily routine.

The camera and radar work alongside onboard AI to analyze activity patterns, making behavioral information available through the companion app and web dashboard.

For owners and caretakers, the practical benefit is straightforward: monitoring can continue even when they cannot be physically present.

Whether checking on a horse after leaving the stable or reviewing what happened overnight, Equora RC1 provides another way to stay informed without adding wearable equipment to the horse's routine.

Video-Linked Alerts for Behaviors Associated with Colic and Foaling

Some of the most important moments in horse care can happen when nobody is nearby.

Recognizing changes in behavior associated with colic or foaling may help caretakers decide when a closer inspection is necessary.

Equora RC1 is designed to monitor supported behavior patterns linked to colic and foaling and send alerts when relevant activity is identified.

What makes these notifications particularly useful is their connection to recorded footage.

Rather than receiving an alert with little context, owners can open the corresponding video clip and see what occurred.

This helps them assess the situation and decide whether someone should check on the horse in person.

For those managing mares approaching foaling or monitoring horses that require closer observation, having relevant footage readily available can make reviewing an event considerably more convenient.

Equora RC1 is a behavioral monitoring aid, not a veterinary diagnostic device. Its alerts should support, rather than replace, hands-on observation and professional veterinary care.

Recognizes 11 Horse Behaviors and Organizes Them into a Daily Timeline

A conventional camera can capture hours of activity, but finding a particular event within that footage often takes time.

Equora RC1 approaches this differently.

Its AI recognizes 11 supported horse behaviors and organizes recorded activity into a daily timeline, making it easier to review how a horse has spent its time in the stall.

Instead of manually searching through an extended recording, users can browse the timeline and identify events they want to examine more closely.

Flagged activities are linked to their corresponding footage, allowing users to open the relevant moment directly.

This makes reviewing a specific incident more efficient and provides a structured record of the horse's observed behavior.

Over time, these records can also serve as a useful reference when reviewing everyday activity patterns.

For owners who want more than an occasional visual check, Equora RC1 offers a convenient way to turn recorded footage into organized behavioral information.

Remote Live Viewing, Escape Alerts, and Staff Activity Records

Being away from the stable doesn't necessarily mean losing sight of what's happening there.

Equora RC1 supports remote live viewing and event review through its mobile app and web dashboard, allowing users to check on horses without being physically present.

Alongside behavior monitoring, the system includes an escape alert function.

When a horse leaves its stall while no one is nearby, the system can generate a notification, helping caretakers become aware of the situation.

Equora RC1 also records staff activity around the stall.

Users can review when staff members approach or enter the stall, while the wide-angle camera coverage includes nearby aisles.

This provides useful context about activity around the horse, not just the horse's own movements.

For stable owners and managers, being able to review horse behavior alongside human activity helps create a more complete picture of what happened during a particular period.

Manage Multiple Horses and Share Access with Your Team

Looking after several horses involves more than checking individual stalls.

Information often needs to be accessible to different people, particularly when multiple caretakers share responsibilities.

Equora RC1 includes multi-horse monitoring and team access-sharing capabilities, helping users keep track of horses and relevant events through its management interface.

Users can review behavioral records, receive notifications, check staff activity, and share access with other team members.

This allows the people involved in caring for the horses to consult the same monitoring information rather than depending entirely on updates from one person.

Whether used by an individual owner or a stable management team, the ability to share access makes Equora RC1 a practical tool for coordinating everyday observation.

It brings horse monitoring and selected stable management functions together in one accessible system.

Adjustable Mounting for Flexible Installation and Relocation

Equora RC1 is designed to be installed in a stall without requiring permanent placement in a single location.

It features an adjustable mounting bracket and a standard 1/4-inch threaded connection, providing flexibility when positioning the device.

Users can adjust the viewing angle to suit the installation location.

When necessary, the monitor can also be removed and reinstalled in another stall or a compatible horse trailer.

The setup process involves connecting the device to power and Wi-Fi, then confirming the camera view through the app.

The package includes an Equora RC1 monitor, mounting kit, magnetic mounting plate, power adapter, Type-C cable, and user manual.

This arrangement is particularly useful when monitoring requirements change or when the device needs to be moved between compatible locations.

Instead of being limited to one installation, Equora RC1 offers a degree of flexibility that suits different stable arrangements.

Conclusion

Equora RC1 goes beyond simply recording what happens inside a horse's stall. It is designed to help owners and caretakers recognize noteworthy behavior, review important moments, and stay informed from a distance.

By combining contact-free monitoring, AI behavior recognition, video-linked alerts, remote viewing, and team access, it brings together features that can make everyday horse observation more manageable.

For owners caring for mares approaching foaling, stable managers overseeing multiple horses, or anyone who wants better visibility into what happens between visits, Equora RC1 offers a thoughtful approach to connected horse monitoring.

It doesn't replace attentive care or veterinary expertise. Instead, it provides additional information that can help the people responsible for a horse make more informed decisions.