Reading the future of industry from precise signals.

Bodit started with developing Korea's first wearable medical device for ECG signals, and through meeting the Asia-Pacific Ruminant Research Institute, expanded into AI-based micro-signal analysis technology that reads invisible changes in livestock through data. The 'Farmer's Hands' developed here has been validated through various pilot projects and businesses domestically and internationally, achieving results such as reducing calf mortality to under 1% in Korea and 0.6% in Kenya. This means it has been repeatedly proven in the field, not just as a possibility. These results show that data is changing the standards of livestock farming.

Bodit doesn't sell technology for show. We develop technology that is continuously used, creating changes in farm operations with verified data and results from real farms. Farmer's Hands is evolving beyond simple measurement into an operational solution that detects anomalies and suggests actionable steps using AI. Currently expanding beyond individual farms into a central monitoring-based livestock platform connecting multiple farms and millions of animals, growing sustainably through a structure combining sensors, subscriptions, data, and operational services. Furthermore, accumulated data extends to distribution, feed, and veterinary pharmaceutical industries, and serves as key indicators for sustainable livestock farming including animal welfare improvement and methane emission management. This creates new livestock standards considering healthier animals, more reliable food, and the environment.