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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Farm4Trade is developing new technologies based on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision that will be able to recognize and identify individual animals, study their behavior as well as animal welfare.

OUR AI PROJECT

Farm4Trade is developing a contactless biometric recognition system for the animal identification. The research and development activity is carried out in collaboration with the AImageLab, Department of Engineering “Enzo Ferrari” of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, which is already well known as an International pole of excellence in computer vision and artificial intelligence.

Furthermore, the IZSAM has shown great interest in our project. This important investment will allow us not only to apply artificial intelligence to animal identification but also to integrate our technology with the national cattle register.

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JOIN THE TEAM

We’re growing quickly! At Farm4Trade you will have the chance to be apart of something incredible. We are on a mission to change our lives and the way animals are managed on farms. Whether you’re interested to join our team, there’s plenty of opportunity for you.

ARTICLES AND PRESS RELEASES

ADAL awarded the SEAL of EXCELLENCE by the European Commission

Farm4Trade’s ADAL R&D project has been awarded the European Commission’s “Seal of Excellence” in March 2020, for the highly innovative potential of our proposal to the Horizon 2020 Funding Program…

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Different methods of animal identification - Blog Farm4Trade

Animal identification is known as ‘the combination of the identification and registration of an animal individually, with a unique identifier, or collectively by its epidemiological unit or group, with a…

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Automatic Detection of Abattoir Lesions (ADAL): an innovative technology for animal disease monitoring in the slaughterhouse

MONITORING LIVESTOCK DISEASE AT THE ABATTOIR The slaughterhouse is widely seen as an important checkpoint for monitoring the health status of farm animals, especially in pigs. This role is traditionally…

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Livestock identification through ear tags and alternative methods

Livestock identification is crucial for traceability and it is directly related to public health as well as to livestock conservation. Meat, milk and all animal products’ supply chains are built…

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