XTI Patented PAWS technology for dairy and beef cattle
The first and only patented pulsed lighting device that creates a specific biological systemic response by delivering light directly through the eyes
Utilizing light, only in the visible spectrum, XTi safely targets the specific molecules responsible for receiving light and giving off electrons to the underlying biology. This signals animals to naturally regulate their own beneficial hormones which result in improved production and health.
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Reduced Growing Expense
Boost immune response through increased melatonin
Healthy animals are more profitable.
Tunable for your needs
Different "recipes" specific for desired responses
Give your animals what they can use when they can use it.
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Our technology works indoors and outdoors

Naturally illuminating the rhythm of life
Our patented pulsed alternating wavelength system (PAWS™) carefully orchestrates the delivery of precise patterns and wavelengths of visible light via specialized LED lighting fixtures for human, plant, and animal use. Light is emitted in short streams where the wavelengths of the light alternate rapidly between different colors and intensities.

Light Recipes are changed by wireless communication
While to the human eye it appears the lights are on all the time. In reality the lights are off 75% to 90% of the time.
Outstanding Results
commercial dairy and beef applications
Benefits:
Improved animal behavior and ease of handling
Decreased animal stress
Increased weight gain
Increased feed conversion
Increased milk production
Increased milk fat
Increased rumination
Decreased incidence of dystocia (difficult birthing).
Reduced hypocalcemia
Reduced mastitis
Developing decreased greenhouse gas emissions and increased sustainability
Colorado State University Study of PAWS on Peripartal Holsteins
The objective was to evaluate the effect of a recently developed technology, Pulsed Alternating Wavelengths System (PAWS™); XTI, on hormonal (melatonin [MEL] and somatotropin [bST]) and neurotransmitter (serotonin [SER]) profiles of peripartal Holstein cows
- In the CSU study, supporting the possibility of lower stress in the PAWS™ exposed group, a statistical tendency to lower number of lying bouts was established for these cows.
- The main finding was a lower incidence risk of dystocia in PAWS™ (0%) compared with control (11.9%) cows. Incidence of dystocia in the US (USDA, 2010) are 19% and 11% in primiparous multiparous cows, respectively.
- Exposure to this specific "recipe" delivered by PAWS™ resulted in lower incidence of dystocia and greater NEFA serum concentrations within 3 days after calving.
Colorado State University Study of PAWS™ on Holstein Production
Study Subjects:
Holstein heifer calves
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting control - no lighting
Samples: Milk yield by days in milk,
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Pen 14 is XTI PAWS™ Treatment. at this point dairy fat is increased by 50 basis points. Cows under XTI lighting showed a statistically significant increase in milk production.
Pens 16 and 18 are control
Study Subjects:
Holstein heifer calves
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting control - no lighting
Samples: rumination time by days in milk
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Pen 14 is XTI PAWS™ Treatment. Cows under XTI lighting showed a statistically significant increase in rumination time.
Study Subjects: Holstein heifer calves
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting
control - no lighting
Samples: eating time by days in milk
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Pen 14 is XTI PAWS™ Treatment. Pens 16 and 18 are control. Cows under XTI lighting showed a statistically significant decrease in eating time.
Colorado State University Calf Hutch Trial
Study Subjects: Holstein heifer calves (starting 1 day old)
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting
control - no lighting
Samples: Serum melatonin
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Study Subjects: Holstein heifer calves (starting 1 day old)
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting
control - no lighting
Samples: Serum melatonin
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Study Subjects: Holstein heifer calves (starting 1 day old)
Lighting: XTI -24hr lighting
control - no lighting
Samples: Serum melatonin
Animal care: Standard care per commercial producer
Outdoor open-air feedlot study of PAWS technology (4/2022)
XTI-B2 46.2% increase in wt compared to control
XTI-B2 32.9% decrease in feed conversion compared to control
Experiment was performed in an open-air commercial feedlot in northeast Colorado.
Outdoor open-air feedlot study of PAWS technology (12/2022)
XTI-B 3.2% increase in wt compared to control
XTI-B 7.4% decrease in feed conversion compared to control
Experiment was performed in an open-air commercial feedlot in northeast Colorado.
Outdoor open-air feedlot study of PAWS technology (12/2022)
XTI-B 3.2% increase in wt compared to control
XTI-B 7.4% decrease in feed conversion compared to control
Experiment was performed in an open-air commercial feedlot in northeast Colorado.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I use the Light?
Lamps are currently being placed 18 ft apart and 8 ft. above the ground at a 45-degree angle over the feed bunk and around the water trough. If the pens are large, XTI recommends that the entire pen be ringed with lights.
How long should I leave the light on?
Because the cattle are free to move in and out of the lights, XTI recommends leaving the lights on 24 hours a day.
How many lamps will I need?
The number of lamps that will be required will depend on the layout and size of the pens.
What voltage do I need
our lamps work with 120-240 volts
What is the power usage of a lamp
XTi lights use the patented Pulsed Alternating Waves of light, which pulse the LEDs at intervals that only have the light on for 10-20% of the time. As a result, lights generally only use 100-120 watts.