SOLUTIONS CONNECTÉES POUR LES ANIMAUX D’ÉLEVAGE
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La ToolBox de l’IFIP : une boîte à outils pour l’éleveur de porc, Porcs, Elevage – Pleinchamp
L’IFIP propose aux éleveurs de porc et à leurs techniciens une boîte à outils numériques utile pour les aider à l’audit des bâtiments ou à la construction

Smartpharm, la pharmacie intelligente connectée présentée par l’IFIP au Salon de l’Agriculture 2019
L’IFIP et ASSERVA* ont développé une application de digitalisation du Registre Vétérinaire en élevage de porc qui trace les traitements à la bande, salle, case ou animal de la

How to make big (pig) data available in 5 steps
A new study on precision farming has demonstrated the importance of collecting big data on swine farms, having those transformed into decision making tools and

Farms create lots of data, but farmers don’t control where it ends up and who can use it
Most of us are familiar with cases of data being used in ways that go beyond consumer expectations – just think of the Facebook Cambridge

Boehringer Ingelheim to use SoundTalks stake to monitor health of pigs
Boehringer Ingelheim plans pilot program using SoundTalks system in select pig barns to quickly detect possible respiratory distress in swine.Boehringer Ingelheim announced that it has

Pig Brother is watching you: smart technology monitoring for animal welfare and human health engineering
In the same way that sleep apps and health monitors can help us track our wellbeing, the Internet of Things can also enable the monitoring

SwineTech wins first place at Digital Animal Summit 2019
Last week, Matthew Rooda, CEO and founder of SwineTech, spoke and participated at the 2019 Digital Animal Summit. The Digital Animal Summit is an annual

Advanced technology to help boost China’s livestock productivity and reduce costs
China, the world’s biggest producer and consumer of pork, aims to use advanced technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition to boost productivity,

Getting paid for the data generated on pig farms
More and more livestock and poultry barns now have automated environmental control systems. Precision feeders, each having an ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) sensor connected to