Edmonton-based startup iClassifer is using images, videos and artificial intelligence to track dairy cows and flag any early lameness indicators. Emily Mertz has more.
“We are trying to find lameness and lameness indicators at an earlier stage
Global News at Noon Edmonton
Alberta farmers can use AI to detect lameness in dairy cows
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