Researchers develop world’s first AI roadside technology to prevent animal–vehicle collisions
by University of Sydney edited by Lisa Lock, reviewed by Robert Egan A team of researchers have developed and successfully tested a world-first roadside technology designed to prevent animal–vehicle collisions in regional Australia. The code powering the AI technology will be made available for free worldwide on GitHub. This means researchers and conservationists will have the ability to develop animal-specific models […]
Empowering Veterinary Teams: The Future of Care With AI
Veterinary teams harness AI to boost efficiency, reduce burnout and improve patient care. August 1, 2025 | Kat Reardon DVM stockphoto.com/Hispanolistic The promise of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine is exciting, but it also raises concerns among many veterinary professionals. Will AI create more work for them instead of reducing it? Can AI truly improve […]
CoVet Forms Groundbreaking Specialty Advisory Board to Guide Future of Veterinary AI
Veterinary AI leader CoVet expands its clinical leadership with the formation of a Specialty Advisory Board. SAN FRANCISCO, July 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — CoVet, the leading AI-powered clinical co-pilot for veterinary professionals, is proud to announce the formation of its first Specialty Advisory Board, a landmark move that further solidifies its commitment to building AI that is medically […]
International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology: Leveraging computer vision, large language models, and multimodal machine learning for optimal decision making in dairy farming*
Rafael E.P. Ferreira ∙ João R.R. Dórea Download PDF ABSTRACT This article explores various applications of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in dairy farming, including the use of computer vision systems (CVS) for animal identification, BCS and body shape analysis, and potential uses of large language models (LLM) in the dairy industry. Among recent advancements in precision livestock […]
GEA utilise l’IA pour analyser les vaches avec CattleEye
CattleEye est le nouveau système d’intelligence artificielle du constructeur GEA, voulant améliorer le confort des bovins et leur productivité. Une vache en bonne santé est une vache productive. A cet effet, GEA a développé CattleEye. Cette solution utilisant l’intelligence artificielle et une vision par caméra 2D peut détecter des troubles locomoteurs de manière précoce de façon automatique. […]
When cows meet code: BovinePlus bringing beef into the digital age of farming
BovinePlus is a two-leg scale for cattle that utilises artificial intelligence to accurately measure and predict daily live weight gain No longer a futuristic concept, AI (Artificial Intelligence) can now be utilised in everyday farming decisions and management. Developed by Reap Interactive CEO and founder, Kieran Supple, BovinePlus is a cattle scale designed to calculate […]
Validation of a Deep Learning Model for Cattle Lameness Detection: Comparison of Human Scorer Performance and Automated Gait Analysis
Sandra Reitmaier, Serhan Narli https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atech.2025.101252 Highlights Abstract Lameness is a common health and welfare issue in dairy cattle, with significant economic consequences due to reduced productivity. Traditional visual locomotion scoring relies on human expertise and is prone to subjectivity and variability. This study presents an AI-based system for automated lameness detection, integrating deep learning for keypoint extraction with […]
Survey reveals what tech pet owners wish would be developed—and there are some interesting themes
There are all sorts of useful pet products on the market, allowing us to keep an eye on our furry friends when we’re out of the house, providing them with lots of physical and mental stimulation, and making our lives easier. But moving beyond the current best pet cameras and the best automatic litter boxes, what sort of […]
Trained dogs can detect the odor of Parkinson’s disease
AbstractA definitive diagnostic test for Parkinson’s disease (PD) remains elusive, so identification of potential biomarkers can facilitate diagnosis and early intervention. Two dogs were trained to distinguish between dry skin swabs obtained from peoplewith Parkinson’s (PwP) and control participants. After 38–53 weeks of training on 205 samples, the dogs were tested in adouble-blind trial using […]