Technology that pairs a video camera with artificial intelligence is helping farmers better manage hoof health and prevent lameness. Tera Baker from NEDAP says lameness is hard to consistently identify early, but their new SmartSight camera can catch signs of hoof problems and lameness weeks before the naked eye can detect a problem, allowing the […]
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