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Facial recognition for grizzlies could tell the tales of their lives
A facial recognition system for grizzly bears could usher in a new wave of celebrity animals that scientists and the public could follow through their
Chewy delivers free veterinary teleadvice
Pet owners who schedule periodic product deliveries through Chewy can get free veterinary advice under the online retailer’s new Connect With a Vet service. Live
Australia’s CSIRO builds a pet tracking collar
Tracking your pet’s whereabouts could get a bit easier in the near future, if an Aussie idea manages to get off the ground. Some pets
‘MeowTalk,’ an app that translates cat sounds, is a pet project for this former Alexa engineer
Plenty of technological advances may be regarded as the cat’s meow. Here’s one that claims to actually understand what cats are saying. Javier Sanchez, a
10 promising pet startups that are keeping pets and pet lovers happy during the pandemic
If you’ve been spending more time (and money) on your pets recently, then you’re not alone. Whether your animal companions are furry, feathery or scaly,
AI to identify sick livestock
The welfare of livestock could be improved thanks to a new research project that will use novel artificial intelligence methods combined with behavioural analytics to
Vet-AI partners with University of Leeds academics
Veterinary technology specialist Vet-AI has entered into a knowledge transfer partnership (KTP) with senior academics from the University of Leeds. The company, which is based
ACHETER UN CHEVAL DE COURSE GRÂCE À LA DATA
L’arrivée de la data dans le monde des courses hippiques est un phénomène encore très récent. Cependant, son utilisation est en pleine expansion ces dernières
3 trends advancing veterinary practice software
If the only true technology constant is change, then 2020 has been an exemplar for technology in the veterinary industry. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic,