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How can precision farming tackle sow lameness?
Precision livestock farming (PLF) is the specific use of technology to measure and manage issues at the animal level in real time. Pig health and
Une appli pour faciliter les échanges entre éleveurs et vétos
Adventiel sort une nouvelle application : « Opti’soins ». L’objectif est de faciliter les interactions entre les éleveurs et les soignants. « Le désert médical en soignants animaliers s’intensifie de plus
Plain Sight Introduces Vision AI For Accurate Livestock Monitoring
Plain sight introduces Vision AI for accurate livestock monitoring: The artificial intelligence platform can, depending on the situation, either be used to count the number of
Artificial intelligence could spot baby chickens in distress
Chickens make more sounds than most of us realize. They cluck when content, squawk when frightened, and sing “buk, buk, ba-gawk” when laying an egg.
Scientists in China have successfully cloned pigs using only AI in a world first
And without any human involvement. A team of researchers from the College of Artificial Intelligence at Nankai University in China has developed a fully automated
Scientists use machine learning to identify antibiotic resistant bacteria
Experts have developed a ground-breaking software, which combines DNA sequencing and machine learning to help them find where, and to what extent, antibiotic resistant bacteria
Technology aids pig caregivers
Animal care is the top priority for livestock producers, and today’s consumers share that concern as to how those animals that will ultimately end up
Grunt of the litter: scientists use AI to decode pig calls
Never mind trouncing humans at video games and the ancient pursuits of chess and Go. Researchers have now harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to infer how pigs are feeling
Ebroiler Track suit le bien-être des poulets de chair en continu
« Ebroiler Track utilise un jeu de caméras qui enregistrent et analysent le mouvement de chaque animal dans leurs champs de vision », explique Pauline Creach, ingénieure