23 Dec 2024

Dairy farm | AI-powered devices boost efficiency of dairy farm in Wuwei, NW China

AI-powered devices have boosted efficiency of the farm, making animal monitoring and management more accurate.

A monitoring necklace attached to each cow collects multiple data of the animal such as breath, rumination frequency, feeding situation and number of steps. These data are transmitted in real-time to veterinarians who can monitor the cows’ milking and health conditions.

Additionally, electronic ear tags provide a convenient method for identifying and managing individual cows, similar to giving each cow an ID.

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