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The VetBilim Project Unveils AI-Based Health Management for Pets
The VetBilim project, an AI-driven tool for managing animal health, is now available in English for pet owners and veterinarians. Every pet owner deserves a
Un foyer européen sur deux possède un chien, un chat ou un autre animal de compagnie.
Un foyer européen sur deux possède un chien, un chat ou un autre animal de compagnie. À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale du chien qui
Vetster Named “Pet App of the Year” In 2024 Pet Innovation Awards Program
Provided by GlobeNewswire Aug 15, 2024 The 2024 Pet Innovation Awards today announced that Vetster, the fastest growing pet telehealth platform, has won the “Pet App of
Artificial intelligence poised to transform veterinary care
AI experts gather at Cornell to discuss future developments relevant to the profession By R. Scott Nolen May 29, 2024 It’s difficult to grasp the prevalence
Wiggly Launches the World’s First AI Assistant for Pet Owners
A revolutionary new mobile application is set to transform pet care. Branded as the “ultimate pet care app,” Wiggly is now available to download. The
SKT debuts veterinary diagnostic service in North America
SK Telecom said Monday that it has sealed partnerships in Canada and the US to expand its proprietary artificial intelligence-driven veterinary diagnostic service, X Caliber,
« 95% DE PRÉCISION »: UNE APPLICATION JAPONAISE PERMET DE SAVOIR SI VOTRE CHAT A MAL
Un chat. – Ozan KOSE / AFP Dans un pays où les animaux de compagnie occupent une place prépondérante, CatsMe! promet de détecter les signes de douleur
Japan’s ageing cats feeling paw-sitive effects of AI healthcare
Japan’s cats are living longer, with the average lifespan reaching a record 15.79 years in 2023. PHOTO: THE YOMIURI SHIMBUN June 4, 2024 As the
SK Telecom launches AI pet diagnostic solution in Australia
The firm introduced its AI-based animal diagnostic assistant service X Caliber, which aids veterinarians in X-ray images South Korea’s SK Telecom Co. announced on Wednesday that