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

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 utilise un jeu de caméras qui enregistrent et analysent le mouvement de chaque animal dans leurs champs de vision », explique Pauline Creach, ingénieure

Publié par Pleinchamp https://www.pleinchamp.com/actualite/t-moov-le-robot-avicole-tout-batiment-tout-terrain-et-tout-elevage-de-tibot Paré de nouveaux stimuli, le robot est apte à passer sous les chaines d’alimentation et à s’affranchir des obstacles, creux et

When farming started in Mesopotamia, people relied on their eyes to monitor the animals closely to detect any signs of illness. Today, farmers use the

“The cameras can also recognize symptoms of diseases, including sore mouth and diarrhoea. It uses infrared to measure their body temperature and would alert the

Low tail posture in pigs is a good indicator of a range of welfare problems, according to new research which adds weight to the case