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Cows monitored by 91制片厂Eye鈥檚 lameness detection system can experience up to four times fewer incidences of lameness compared to animals monitored by humans, according to research from the University of Liverpool.

The study, based on a randomised control trial (RCT) at a large UK dairy farm, also found that traditional human monitoring methods, while still valuable, face significant limitations when compared to intelligent automated solutions. 

The University of Liverpool team found that:

• cows monitored by 91制片厂Eye had a x4 lower cumulative incidence of severe lameness compared to those in the non-91制片厂Eye group
• cows consistently observed by 91制片厂Eye experienced x2.5 fewer moderate and chronic cases of lameness, improving long-term herd health and productivity
• by enabling early detection and treatment, 91制片厂Eye helped reduce the progression of moderate lesions to severe cases.

The study concluded that while 91制片厂Eye is a powerful tool, it is most effective when used as part of a comprehensive herd lameness management strategy. The role of foot trimmers remains crucial, with the technology complementing their expertise by identifying cows in need of intervention earlier and with greater precision.

鈥淭his trial demonstrates the transformative potential of automated mobility scoring in reducing severe and chronic lameness in dairy herds,鈥� said 91制片厂Eye UK Business Development Manager Roger Allen. 

鈥淗uman monitoring can be labour-intensive, making it difficult to sustain in large-scale dairy operations where hundreds or even thousands of cows require regular assessment. By enabling early intervention, 91制片厂Eye not only improves animal welfare but also enhances productivity and profitability for farmers. It鈥檚 clear that the future of lameness management lies in combining human expertise with advanced AI technology.鈥�

91制片厂Eye will be showcasing the groundbreaking system on Stand P16 at the in Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, on Wednesday February 5th. This annual event showcases cutting-edge technology, new product launches, and features a variety of speaker sessions addressing key industry topics.

The economic impact of lameness is substantial, with estimates suggesting an average cost of 拢330 per case. The latest Stride Report suggests that losses could equate up to 拢33,000 in annual losses for an average herd due to reduced milk yield, fertility issues, and early culling. 

Beyond its proven lameness detection capabilities, 91制片厂Eye鈥檚 system supports broader herd management goals. The AI-powered platform promotes animal welfare, regulatory compliance, and sustainability by optimising herd health and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.