Laser bird deterrent for rice fields

Discourage birds from settling in your fields.

525nm green laser with area scanning, for assessed rice fields, orchards and fish ponds. Choose a fixed, sweeping or keyboard-controlled configuration for your site.

Branded appearance reference

See how the equipment fits into the field.

Scene and layout reference

Scene and layout reference

Rice plots and ripening-season management

Installation reference

Field pole installation

Installation reference

Orchard and field-edge placement

Identify the birds before setting priorities.

Bird identification reference

Sparrows

Eat seeds and grain as well as insects. During rice ripening, observe where and when flocks feed.

Bird identification reference

Pigeons

Often feed on seeds and spilled grain on the ground. Check grain-spill areas and nearby regular gathering places.

Bird identification reference

Mynas

Identify the local species and flocking pattern. Record landing points and return frequency before deciding on area deterrence.

Bird identification reference

Magpies

Omnivorous birds. Presence at a field edge alone does not establish damage; assess actual feeding and losses.

Birds also have ecological value. These images support identification and site observation; they do not promise deterrence for every species. Confirm target species and results on site.

Solar-powered AI bird detection and deterrence

Solar and battery power, a Hikvision camera and ZUAD edge AI work with a matched interface to activate bird deterrence.

System scene and equipment arrangement illustration
Primary design: fixed field-edge pole

A fixed field-edge station for long-term monitoring.

  1. 01Camera input
  2. 02AI bird detection
  3. 03Control interface
  4. 04Area deterrence
  5. 05Event records
System scene and equipment arrangement illustration

Six components. One control chain.

Mobile deployment supplement

Relocate between plots.

For seasonal moves or multiple plots, choose a semi-mobile base or trailer. Operate deterrence only when securely stationary.

Explore mobile deployment options

Match and commission the deterrent control interface; include AC conversion and site protection in power design.

Three configurations for different field layouts.

Branded appearance reference
01

Fixed unit

A stationary beam aimed in one direction. No automatic scanning.

Branded appearance reference
02

Sweeping unit

Motorized horizontal back-and-forth scanning with an adjustable angle, up to 350°.

Branded appearance reference
03

Keyboard-controlled unit

Keyboard and joystick for programmed paths or manual control. Supported configuration: up to 2 groups of 16 waypoints each.

Scan the crop area. Exclude roads and occupied areas.

Scene and layout reference
Rice growing area

Keep scanning within the crop area.

Set scanning around field boundaries and bird activity, excluding roads, field paths and areas occupied by people.

Select power for your site conditions.

1 WLaser output power≈ 300 m

Reference projection distance

2 WLaser output power≈ 600 m

Reference projection distance

3 WLaser output power≈ 900 m

Reference projection distance

300 / 600 / 900m are source reference projection distances, not effective deterrence radii or coverage areas. Sunlight, air quality and beam divergence affect visibility; daytime reach is usually shorter. Verify on site.

Technical specifications

Laser output power1 / 2 / 3 W
Laser wavelength525 nm
Horizontal scan range (sweeping unit)≤ 350°
Exit beam diameter / divergence15 mm / < 0.7 mrad
Power inputAC 100–250 V · 50/60 Hz
Reference unit consumption30–50 W
Reference body dimensions / weight125 × 240 × 95 mm · 2.6–3.2 kg
Ingress protectionIP65
Nominal laser service life> 10,000 h
Power / synchronization ports24 mm / 18 mm

Complete assembly dimensions, weight and consumption depend on the mount and controller; confirm the selected configuration.

Assess, install and verify in the field.

Installation reference
Installation reference

Assess, install and verify in the field.

Confirm power, secure mounting, grounding and protection. Set scan boundaries and an operating schedule, then observe bird activity and adjust on site.

On-device programs & synchronization

On-device programs and a dedicated synchronization interface. Any network control through the agriculture cloud requires separate integration assessment and is not a standard feature.

Operating environment

Nominal ambient range: -30 to 40°C; the operating guide recommends -10 to 30°C for the laser. Confirm suitability at temperature extremes. IP65 does not permit immersion.

Operation & maintenance

Continuous operation beyond 10 hours is not recommended. Avoid frequent power cycling, shocks and unauthorized disassembly. Stop on abnormal behavior and arrange professional inspection.

Scan boundaries & laser protection

Have a professional confirm laser classification, protective measures and local requirements. Never aim at eyes, vehicles or aircraft. Do not view the beam through binoculars; restrict access to scanning areas.