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Gau Swastha: India's first image-based AI for cattle health and disease protectionGau Swastha, is revolutionizing Indian dairy farming by combining computer vision (CV), vision-language models (VLMs) and large language mo...- Gujarat's AI-driven initiative to tackle stray cattle problem in AhmedabadIn a major push towards smart governance, the Gujarat government is leveraging modern technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to develo...
- Dvara E-Dairy partners with IFFCOTokio to launch digital ID tags for cattle insuranceThe company claimed that the conventional methods like polyurethane ear tags (PU ear tags) can be easily tampered with and are prone to dup...
- What pet insurance covers, how much it costs and the products on offerPet insurance, a thriving industry abroad, is also beginning to take off in India. Given the rising cost of purchase, grooming and medical ...
- Facial recognition for cows: Why is Mooofarm giving cattle a digital identity?Agritech startup Mooofarm claims to have 95% accuracy in distinguishing one cow from the other.
- Faster lane: Only FASTag payments at toll plazas from December 1Indian highways are switching to electronic toll collection from Dec 1, in pursuit of a better driving experience.
- Dairies take to tech to for supervising productivityIndia, the world's largest producer of milk, has the highest cattle population globally with a share of 30.39%, according to the US Departm...
- Cattle join tech club: RFIDs improving milk production at dairiesThousands of milk farmers in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are becoming a part of a technology revolution that can have a far-reaching impact ...
- IFMR, HDFC Ergo redefine cattle insurance using RFID technologyIFMR, HDFC Ergo introduce livestock insurance with lower premium and health services using RFID technology.
- Crop, cattle insurance go hi-techWith traditional forms of farm insurance being subject to a high degree of moral hazards, insurers are relying on technology.
- Milking TechnologyDairies in Maharashtra’s Bhilawadi village are using RFID chips and PDAs to improve cattle productivity.
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