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NewsVetology opens AI radiology screening to veterinary schools free of charge
The US veterinary AI firm says its screening tool covers 94 canine and feline imaging classifiers, trained on 300,000 multi-image patient cases.
NewsSouth Korea's APQA rolls out AI sirloin images for buyers at 15 cattle auction markets
Middlemen can view AI-captured sirloin images and defect data before bidding, after a two-month pilot at auction houses in Andong and Goryeong.
NewsThailand's CPF applies AI across feed mills, pig farms and shrimp ponds, cutting shrimp feed waste by up to 9%
Executives told CP Innovation Exposition 2026 how AI now controls feed milling, flags sick pigs early and estimates shrimp weights from underwater cameras.
NewsSouth Korea's Ai for Pet expands AI veterinary platform to clinics as it targets profit next year
Its TTcare Vet system is being linked to the market-leading veterinary records system used by about 2,000 Korean clinics and is piloting diet recommendations with Purina.
NewsSouth Korea's WiseLake brings AI-assisted PigOS farm management app to iPhone
The maker of Korean pig farm ERP PigPlan says the app tracks PSY, non-productive days and farrowing rate, with core features free and AI analytics offered as add-ons.
NewsThailand's CPF and Bosch extend AI energy management partnership for food production
A phase 2 agreement moves the two-year collaboration from boiler optimisation to AI analysis of real-time machinery data for energy savings and predictive maintenance.
NewsEuroTier 2026 to spotlight AI, robotics and sensors as livestock producers seek productivity gains
DLG says connected monitoring, automated milking and feeding systems can lift efficiency and animal welfare together, but investments must match each farm's layout and goals.
NewsAFIA Pet Food Conference to cover market trends, AI and regulation
The 26 January 2027 event, held alongside IPPE in Atlanta, US, is expected to draw more than 500 pet food professionals.
NewsAI use among veterinary professionals more than doubles to 83.7% in two years, survey finds
A Digitail-AAHA survey of 1,730 US and Canadian veterinary professionals found 83.7% now use AI, though most practices lack a strategy for it.