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Robotics to detect dead hens in caged houses
28-11 | News

Robotics to detect dead hens in caged houses

Urban workers, for example, might be drawn to poultry farm life for reasons that go beyond career stability. Photo: Bert Jansen
05-11 | Expert opinion

Does the poultry industry have a workforce problem?

Growing adoption of in-ovo sexing
15-07 | Article

Growing adoption of in-ovo sexing

Spotting avian influenza with infrared imaging
08-07 | Article

Spotting avian influenza with infrared imaging

The Ethometer system captures images of individual chickens but does not follow them separately. The machine learning is based on large samples over time. Photo: Royal GD
20-11-2023 | Article

An extra pair of eyes in the broiler house

Poultry farmers can prepare their workforce for the inevitable agtech revolution. Photo: Canva
11-09-2023 | Expert opinion

Preparing the poultry industry for tech disruption

VIV Nanjing will focus on business networking, innovations, new and existing policies, equipment and technologies. Photo: VIV
18-07-2023 | News

Poultry sector anticipates upcoming VIV Nanjing 2023 in China

The real-time outbreak notifications alert farmers if their business is located within an identified outbreak zone and provide guidance on the measures to be taken immediately to protect their flocks. Photo: Livetec Systems App
30-06-2023 | News

Technology app to help farmers get ahead of bird flu

Launch of MRI-based technology for in-ovo sexing of chickens
05-05-2023 | News

Launch of MRI-based technology for in-ovo sexing of chickens

Technology 4.0 can improve poultry processing efficiency and optimise material yield through the integration of cyber-physical systems and wireless communication technologies that track poultry production in real-time.
06-06-2022 | Article

Technology 4.0 transforms poultry processing