Low-cost IoT-based System to Monitor Cows’ Behavior

Phung Cong Phi Khanh, Tran Duc-Nghia, Tran Duc-Tan
ABSTRACT Cow farming is very popular in Vietnam. In fact, 95% of dairy cows in the country have been scattered raised in small barns. Thanks to the application of modern techniques, the management of barns gets easier and easier. Cow monitoring is necessary to help farmers take a comprehensive...
Country: Vietnam Topic: Smart agriculture
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Egg Production Recording System of Taiwan Native Chicken

Der-Yuh Lin, Ming-Che Wu, Shwu-Jen Tzeng, Yung-Yu Lai
ABSTRACT To save the labor cost of chicken egg production records input and reduce the probability of incorrect data input, we use the existing 134.2kHz full-duplex animal electronic tag and 125kHz electronic tag in Asia, combined with the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) multi-frequency...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Smart agriculture
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Perspective: The Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Improving Commercial Pig and Poultry Production in Thailand

Chaiyapoom Bunchasak, Chanwit Kaewtapee
ABSTRACT Currently, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are being applied to improve livestock production. Artificial neural networks (ANN) are a computational model, which is based on the biological neuron of human brain to respond to optimal estimated value. The ANN are also a set of...
Country: Thailand Topic: Smart agriculture
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Reproductive Management by the Continuous Body Temperature Measurement in Cattle: Focusing on the Reproductive Hormonal Change

Miki Sakatani
ABSTRACT Proper reproductive management, breeding and calving is essential for the good farm management. Recently the conception rate of cattle is decreasing. One reason is the weak estrous behavior which makes difficult to breed at the appropriate time. Therefore, the efficient detection system...
Country: Others Topic: Smart agriculture
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Current Trends and Perspective of Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) with Relation to IoT and Data Science Tools

Ilan Halachmi, Harel Levit, Victor Bloch
ABSTRACT The number of animals per a farm worker tends to be larger as animal husbandry is shifting from small-holder family farms to corporate-owned large-scale farms in Japan, Asia-Pacific and Western countries. Emerging technologies are necessary to manage a large number of animas by a small...
Country: Others Topic: Smart agriculture
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