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AI Finds 386 Potential Antibiotics in Animal Venoms
To identify new antimicrobial candidates, scientists at the University of Pennsylvania mined global venomics datasets using a deep-learning system called APEX. Guan et al. demonstrate that
World’s first somatic cell-cloned dzo born in China’s Xizang
BEIJING — Chinese scientists have announced the birth of the world’s first somatic cell-cloned dzo in China’s Xizang autonomous region. This marks a critical breakthrough
Exploring the Growth of the Pet Tech Market: Trends, Drivers, and Future Outlook (2025-2034)
The Pet Tech Market is witnessing a remarkable evolution, powered by the convergence of smart technologies and the ever-growing human-animal bond. In 2024, the global
S. Korean AI firm iSciLab wins award at ITU global summit
SEOUL, July 10 (Yonhap) — South Korean artificial intelligence (AI) company iSciLab has won an award at a global summit hosted by the International Telecommunication
Vetted Acquires Dogiz to Deliver AI-Driven Daily Pet Care at Home with Rewards
AI-driven innovation brings new tools, rewards, and guidance directly to pet parents’ phones. Vetted Pet Health today announced the acquisition of the AI technology assets of
PetPace™ Wins Global Tech Award for Wearable Technology, Marking Third Major Industry Honor
BURLINGTON, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–PetPace™, the leader in AI-powered wearable pet health technology, is proud to announce that it is a Global Tech Award winner in the Wearable Technology category.
Introducing Eggi: A New Era of AI-Powered Digital Pet Nurturing
April 30, 2025, 05:54 GMT SAN FRANCISCO, CA, UNITED STATES, April 30, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — For nearly three decades, the concept of the digital pet,
AI predicts dairy feed additive impact on methane emissions
20-04 Photo CANVA Reducing methane emissions from ruminant livestock remains a major challenge for the dairy industry. Now, AI technology offers a breakthrough by predicting
Report: Veterinary Telehealth’s Future Is Bright
Dutch predicts that 20% of visits will be online by 2030. April 20, 2025 | Today’s Veterinary Business Staff Telehealth will account for 20% of U.S.