Horses moving through a dimly lit indoor arena at night

A horse won’t tell you
when something’s wrong.
We’ll notice.

STALYRIS watches your horses through the cameras already in your stable – every stall, all through the night – and alerts the vet when something isn’t right.

Ethogram-based behaviour detection
Lying down · Getting up · Rolling · Pawing · Weight shifting · Eating · Drinking · Lying down · Getting up
Restlessness · Flank watching · Resting · Pacing · Restlessness · Flank watching · Resting · Pacing

Computer vision,
tuned for horses.

STALYRIS is a technology company specialising in AI-based camera image processing. We build systems that turn existing CCTV footage into meaningful insight: how an animal stands, moves, rests and behaves.

Horses are our core focus. We work hand in hand with veterinarians: they review the footage, the model learns from their feedback, and they always have the final say. Our goal is simple – no early sign should be missed just because nobody was looking at the screen.

A man checking the bridle of a grey horse in a sandy arena
Portrait of a chestnut horse against a black background
Focus
Equine monitoring
Technology
Computer vision on CCTV
Expertise
Built with veterinarians
Made for
Equine clinics, studs and stables

You see a stall.
STALYRIS sees the horse.

The same camera feed – STALYRIS tracks each horse’s posture, movement and behaviour, stall by stall, and keeps a running log of what happens.

CAM 04 · STALL 08 camera footage: restless movement
CAM 04 · STALL 08 LIVE
RESTLESS MOVEMENT 0.88
CAM 01 · STALL 05 camera footage: standing · eating
CAM 01 · STALL 05 LIVE
STANDING · EATING 0.94
CAM 03 · STALL 07 camera footage: lying down
CAM 03 · STALL 07 LIVE
LYING DOWN 0.97
Live activity
02:14:37
02:14
Restless movement, circling
STALL 08 · CAM 04
REVIEW
02:09
Pawing, repeated
STALL 08 · CAM 04
REVIEW
01:58
Lying down
STALL 07 · CAM 03
NORMAL
01:31
Drinking
STALL 05 · CAM 01
NORMAL
01:12
Getting up
STALL 07 · CAM 03
NORMAL
00:47
Eating
STALL 05 · CAM 01
NORMAL
00:20
Rolling ×1
STALL 08 · CAM 04
NORMAL
23:52
Resting, standing
STALL 05 · CAM 01
NORMAL
23:41
Lying down
STALL 07 · CAM 03
NORMAL

Footage becomes
behaviour.
Behaviour becomes
a decision.

Not another screen to watch. STALYRIS watches for you – and only speaks up when it’s worth a look.

Built on your existing cameras

STALYRIS works with the CCTV cameras already installed in your stable. Each camera and stall is linked to a specific horse, so every image belongs to a horse profile.

From posture to behaviour

The model tracks each horse’s body frame by frame and translates it into ethogram-based events: lying down, getting up, pawing, rolling, weight shifting.

The vet decides

When something deviates, the vet is notified right away and confirms or corrects the AI’s suggestion. Every piece of feedback trains the system – for your horses, in your stable.

Everything on the horse’s timeline

Confirmed events land on the horse’s profile in chronological order, with the matching footage. You can always see what happened, when, and who reviewed it.

The early signs
no one sees at night.

Every horse is different. STALYRIS measures what’s unusual against each horse’s own baseline.

Early signs of colic

Frequent lying down and getting up, rolling, pawing, looking back at the flank.

Rolling · Pawing · Lying ×N

Lameness

Shifting weight, a protective stance, changes in how the horse moves within the stall.

Weight · Posture · Movement

Daily rhythm

The balance of resting, eating, drinking and activity – and when it starts to drift from day to day.

Rest · Eat · Drink · Activity

Nights before foaling

Growing restlessness, frequent repositioning, looking back towards the flank.

Restlessness · Repositioning

Rest is a vital sign.
STALYRIS reads it every night.

Horses can doze standing up, but deep REM sleep only comes when they lie down. A horse that stops lying down – because of pain, stress or a change in the stable – quietly builds up sleep debt long before anyone notices.

STALYRIS logs every lying bout through the night, tells resting on the chest from lying flat out, and compares each night with the horse’s own baseline.

Lying bouts and total lying time
Resting on the chest vs. lying flat out
Night-to-night trend against the horse’s baseline
An alert when a horse stops lying down
SLEEP · STALL 07 · LAST NIGHT
WITHIN BASELINE
2h 55m
lying down
3
lying bouts
38 min
flat out
1h 05m 55 min 55 min Flat out Chest Dozing Awake 20:00 22:00 00:00 02:00 04:00 06:00
Lying time · last 7 nights normal range
3h 02 Mon 2h 50 Tue 3h 11 Wed 2h 56 Thu 1h 04 Fri 2h 01 Sat 2h 55 Sun
Fri: barely lay down after the stall change.

One night is eight hours. One stable holds a dozen stalls. Nobody can watch everything at once. STALYRIS can.

The AI watches.
The vet decides.

STALYRIS doesn’t diagnose. It makes a suggestion – with the footage and a confidence level – and the decision stays with the vet. Confirm, correct or dismiss in one tap, and every answer makes the next alert more accurate.

Diagnosis tags: colic, lameness, other
General condition with free-text notes
Confirmed events on the horse’s timeline
EVENT · 02:14:37
NEEDS ATTENTION
Stall 08 camera footage: restless horse
Possible colic
STALL 08 · CAM 04 · AI suggestion
Rolling ×3PawingFlank watching
Confidencemedium
Horse timeline
22:40Feeding – as usual
01:52Restlessness, frequent repositioning
02:21Colic – confirmed by vet

Good questions,
straight answers.

Everything stable owners and vets usually ask us first. Something missing? Write to us – a real person answers.

What is STALYRIS?

STALYRIS is an AI system that watches your horses through the CCTV cameras in your stable. It tracks each horse’s posture, movement and behaviour, stall by stall, and alerts the vet when something deviates from that horse’s normal pattern.

Do I need to install new cameras?

STALYRIS is built to work with the CCTV cameras already installed in your stable. Each camera and stall is linked to a specific horse, so every image belongs to the right horse profile.

What can STALYRIS detect?

It recognises ethogram-based behaviours such as lying down, getting up, rolling, pawing, weight shifting, eating and drinking – and flags patterns linked to early signs of colic, lameness, changes in daily rhythm and the nights before foaling.

Does STALYRIS diagnose my horse?

No. STALYRIS makes a suggestion with the footage and a confidence level. The vet always makes the decision and can confirm, correct or dismiss each alert.

Who is STALYRIS for?

Equine clinics, stud farms and stables – and the vets who care for their horses, especially at night, when nobody can watch every stall.

How does it get more accurate over time?

Every confirmation or correction from a vet trains the system. It also measures what’s unusual against each horse’s own baseline, so alerts become more relevant for your horses, in your stable.

Let’s look at
your own stable.

Get in touch and we’ll show you what STALYRIS sees in real footage from a stable camera.

hello@stalyris.com
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