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Development of AI-Driven Animal Health Monitoring System for Early Malnutrition Detection in Livestock
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Development of AI-Driven Animal Health Monitoring System for Early Malnutrition Detection in Livestock

dac.digital
Agriculture
Food & Beverage
Information technology

Challenges in Timely Malnutrition Detection in Farm Animals

Traditional methods for detecting malnutrition in livestock are slow and reactive, leading to increased risks of ketosis and acidosis. Current systems lack real-time monitoring capabilities, resulting in delayed interventions and potential economic losses. Farmers require automated, accurate, and proactive health monitoring tools integrated with existing farm infrastructure.

About the Client

Agricultural technology company specializing in livestock health monitoring solutions

Goals for the AI-Powered Animal Health Monitoring System

  • Develop a neural network model for early malnutrition detection using milk protein-to-fat ratio analysis
  • Implement real-time sensor data integration for pH and temperature monitoring
  • Create a user-friendly interface for health insights visualization and alert management
  • Achieve 3.5x faster detection compared to conventional methods
  • Ensure zero missed cases of malnutrition through robust preprocessing

Core System Functionalities

  • Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) for health deterioration prediction
  • IoT sensor integration for pH and temperature data collection
  • Automated alert system for malnutrition detection (triggered at pH ≤5.8)
  • Interactive dashboards with time-series data visualization
  • Supply chain reporting tools for provenance tracking

Technology Stack Requirements

Deep Neural Network (DNN) architecture
TensorFlow/Keras framework
Python-based backend
IoT sensor protocols (MQTT/CoAP)
Time-series database (InfluxDB)

System Integration Needs

  • Farm management systems (e.g., FarmERP)
  • Ruminal probe sensors
  • Supply chain traceability platforms
  • Mobile notification services

Performance and Quality Standards

  • 99.9% system uptime for continuous monitoring
  • Sub-second latency for alert notifications
  • Data encryption for farm health records
  • Scalable architecture for 10,000+ sensor nodes
  • User role-based access control

Expected Business and Animal Welfare Impact

Enables proactive livestock management through early malnutrition detection, reducing animal health risks by 70%. Improves farm productivity through timely interventions, with potential cost savings from prevented livestock losses. Enhances supply chain transparency with auditable health data reporting, meeting food safety compliance requirements.

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