Comparison of veterinarians and a deep learning tool in the diagnosis of equine ophthalmic diseases Annabel Scharre, Dominik Scholler, Stefan Gesell-May, Tobias Müller, Yury Zablotski, Wolfgang Ertel, Anna May First published:
New Collaboration Between Boehringer Ingelheim and Sleip Leverages AI Technology to Help Detect Lameness in Horses The Sleip app uses artificial intelligence (AI) to provide
VetChip’s Garnett Hall and fellow founder Zyrus Khambatta took a microchipped horse to evokeAg. (HANDOUT/AGRIFUTURES) A « fitbit for animals » that monitors their temperature, pulse and
ADM Tronics a annoncé le lancement commercial prochain du Vet-Sonotron, appareil de thérapie vétérinaire non invasif, pour le traitement non médicamenteux de la douleur. Cette
Créée en 2018 et installée à Montbonnot-Saint-Martin, la start-up Animalinks équipe désormais l’équipe de France d’équitation avec sa caméra intelligente. © Thomas Richardson – Sébastien
Lameness in horses is a long-known issue influencing the welfare, as well as the use, of a horse. Nevertheless, the detection and classification of lameness
Computer vision is a subcategory of artificial intelligence focused on extraction of information from images and video. It provides a compelling new means for objective
Researchers used AI to analyze horse conformation and detected differences between fragile foal syndrome carriers and noncarriers that might have performance implications. Fragile foal
Artificial intelligence technology might be able to assist veterinarians in making recommendations to riders about their horse’s performance. Like many performance horses, those that