Precision livestock farming (PLF) has spread to various countries worldwide since its
inception in 2003, though it has yet to be widely adopted. Additionally, the advent of Industry …

Consumption of animal products such as meat, milk, and eggs in first-world countries has
leveled off, but it is rising precipitously in developing countries. Agriculture will have to …

Simple Summary The welfare of farm animals is a growing concern in the EU and across the
world. In milk production, there is a strong need to assess the welfare of dairy cows. One of …

There is an increasing demand for health and welfare monitoring in modern dairy farming.
The development of various innovative techniques aims at improving animal behaviour …

Simple Summary Cattle lameness detection as well as behaviour recognition are the two
main objectives in the applications of precision livestock farming (PLF). Over the last five …

Lameness has a considerable influence on the welfare and health of dairy cows. Many
attempts have been made to develop automatic lameness detection systems using computer …

Precision livestock farming (PLF) can be defined as real-time monitoring technologies aimed
at managing the smallest manageable production unit's temporal variability, known as 'the …

Within precision livestock farming, three-dimensional computer vision can improve growth
monitoring in cattle management. To investigate the implementation of three-dimensional …

The growth of computer vision technology can enable the automatic assessment of dairy
cow health, for instance, the detection of lameness. To monitor the health condition of each …

Frequent checks on livestock's body growth can help reducing problems related to cow
infertility or other welfare implications, and recognizing health's anomalies. In the last ten …