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Published in the Journal of Dairy Science, this randomised controlled trial demonstrates that AI mobility monitoring can improve lameness control and foot health on dairy farms.
AI Eyes on Your Herd – Why Automated Lameness Detection Is Revolutionizing Dairy Farming
The Bullvine article spotlights how CattleEye’s AI-powered camera system is transforming lameness detection in dairy herds, offering earlier, more accurate identification than traditional visual scoring.
Evaluation of a fully automated 2-dimensional imaging system for real-time cattle lameness detection
Lameness in dairy cattle is described as a clinical symptom representing underlying pathologies, foot lesions being the most common cause.
AI Mobility Scoring Validated Against Trained Assessors
Published in the Journal of Dairy Science, this study validates CattleEye's AI-powered mobility scoring, providing objective, consistent monitoring using standard 2D cameras.
Development and validation of a fully automated 2-dimensional imaging system generating body condition scores
Dairy cows, like all mammals, rely on mobilization of stored adipose tissue reserves to support milk production and nurture their offspring.
Evaluation of a fully automated 2D imaging system for real-time lameness detection using AI
Key finding: CattleEye’s system matched and in some cases outperformed experienced vets in detecting severe lesions up to 23 days before trimming.
