Intelligence artificielle en production laitière

Document type: Article published on the Radio-Canada website

Authors: Chantal Srivastava and Hugo Pothier

Preview: Dairy farmers know that the slightest change in a cow's behavior can be a clue to the state of its health. But since they can't be everywhere at once, artificial intelligence has the poptential to help them to improve and extend the lives of their livestock. On the laboratory farm at McGill University, researchers are developing tools to detect problems before they arise (this work is an outcome of the Well-e research project ).