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Fantastic news Carmen Stegeman! Excited to be nominated, and would encourage all our friends and customers to show their support & vote via the link below:)

Fantastic to see that we've been shortlisted for an award via GEA Farming, who will be participating at the RMV trade show in Gorinchem, Netherlands, at the end of this month. We've been nominated for the prestigious RMV Innovation Award 2024 in the Sustainability & Technology category! ?? CattleEye is revolutionising dairy farming with AI-powered technology, detecting lameness in cows early to enhance welfare and improve farm efficiency. ???? If you believe in the power of innovation to make farming smarter, more sustainable, and impactful, we’d love your support! ?? ?? How to Vote: Click here to cast your vote: https://lnkd.in/eJWw_BT6 The form is at the bottom of the page, choose CattleEye from the dropdown menu in the Sustainability & Technology Category. ?? Voting Closes Soon! The award will be presented on Wednesday, November 27, during the RMV exhibitors' reception. Thank you for your support & helping us shape the future of farming! ?? #CattleEye #GEAFarming #RMVInnovationAwards #Sustainability #AIInAgriculture #InnovationForGood

It was fantastic to be among the 2,193 exhibitors from 51 countries and the 120,000 visitors from 149 nations at EuroTier 2024. This year's theme 'We innovate animal farming' was apt, capturing the enthusiasm for new innovations setting the pace for the future of farming, covering issues ranging from #animalwelfare to #sustainability, #digitalisation, and #AI. On the latter, the growing adoption of #machinevision solutions really stood out. It was inspiring to see how far the market has come in embracing this technology. Three years ago, the potential of AI-driven tools for herd welfare and productivity was still a topic of debate. At CattleEye, we believed in this future and dedicated ourselves to driving it forward. Today, with over 150,000 cattle monitored using our platform, we’re proud to have led the way in this revolution. There was alot of interest in our AI-enabled lameness detection and Body Condition Scoring modules and discussion around how these can deliver real, measurable results. Farmers worldwide are seeing significant improvements in herd health and productivity, with potential savings of up to ￡175 per cow. These tools don’t just improve the bottom line—they also make sustainable, welfare-focused farming more accessible. To illustrate, here’s a recent panel discussion featuring Triple G Farms in the US, showcasing the practical impact of CattleEye's AI on large-scale dairy operations: https://lnkd.in/eZKmaJXh. Eurotier 2024 was a powerful reminder of how innovation can reshape agriculture. Thank you to everyone who visited us at the Invest Northern Ireland stand, shared your stories, and explored how CattleEye’s solutions can empower your farms. #Eurotier2024 #AIinAgriculture #Agritech #DairyFarming #CattleEye #InnovationInFarming #Sustainability Colin Hassard Adam Askew Terry Canning

Three years ago, we partnered with the Cabinet Office to produce a video crafted to explain the potential of our AI lameness detection software. It showcased our mission to revolutionise dairy farming with artificial intelligence designed to improve animal welfare, reduce the environmental footprint of dairy farming and create more efficient, more profitable farm businesses. ? If you have a moment, check out the video again https://lnkd.in/eSH5jaki It highlights the early days of our journey, when we were piloting our technology on farms in the UK and the USA, collaborating with retailers, and participating in the UK Tech Nation Applied AI Accelerator. Fast forward to today, now more than 150,000 cattle are being monitored around the globe [more on that here https://lnkd.in/eP-Nxxnb], but our commitment to innovation and sustainability remains the same. As we reflect on this moment, we’re proud of the strides we’ve made since then and grateful for the opportunity to be part of a drive toward smarter, greener farming. If you’d like a reminder of how AI can transform agriculture, and especially if you were among the folks we spoke to at EuroTier and AgriScot this week, please take a few minutes to watch. For us, it’s a nice reminder of how far we’ve come—and how much further we can go. #AIInAgriculture #SustainableFarming #AnimalWelfare #ArtificialIntelligence #FarmInnovation #AgriTech #DairyFarming #FutureOfFarming

As the agricultural world continues to advance, dairy farmers across the globe are discovering the benefits of technology that supports both animal welfare and farm productivity. The team at CattleEye have announced a significant milestone of over 150,000 cattle now under care of our AI-driven monitoring software. Farms in North and South America, Europe, and the Antipodes are now seeing measurable results from this transformative tool. Read the full press release via this link. https://lnkd.in/eP-Nxxnb According to CattleEye CEO Terry Canning, reaching this milestone underscores the firm’s commitment to innovation. “Achieving 150,000 cattle under monitoring is a testament to the power of our technology. We’re empowering farmers to boost productivity, reduce veterinary costs, and ensure animal welfare in a way that was simply not possible before,” says Terry. CattleEye’s AI-enabled mobility monitoring platform is designed to detect early signs of lameness, a critical factor in improving herd health and productivity. Our recent addition of a Body Condition Scoring (BCS) module enhances this system, giving farmers even more control over the welfare of their herds. Access to improved cattle health is as simple as installing a camera at the milking parlor, and the results are transformation. Check out this recent panel session from World Dairy Expo and the contribution of Skylar Gerike, manager at Triple G farms in Arizona - a large dairy operation milking between 5,000 to 6,000 cattle. https://lnkd.in/eZKmaJXh With financial savings of up to ￡175 per cow, the AI lameness detection and BCS system offer farmers real, tangible results. The CattleEye team will be showcasing this award-winning technology at Eurotier 2024 from 12-15 November in Hanover, where they will be joined by over 2,200 exhibitors from 51 countries to present the latest advancements in agricultural tech.? CattleEye’s mission is to make AI accessible, affordable, and impactful for dairy farms of all sizes, fostering sustainable, profitable farming practices worldwide. Visit us at the Northern Ireland stand (C29, Hall 11) to see firsthand how our solutions are reshaping the landscape of dairy farming. #AIinAgriculture #DairyFarming #CattleEye #Eurotier2024 #Agritech #HerdWelfare #InnovationInFarming

Engineering innovation, world-class animal care and dual market access make Northern Ireland’s Agri-Tech solutions more attractive than ever. Northern Ireland’s Agri-Tech is now at EuroTier 2024. If you are at the show visit us on Northern Ireland stand (C29, Hall 11) as 10 #NorthernIreland companies showcase their Agri-Tech products, services and capabilities. Find out more >> https://bit.ly/3UwVOKm ? #InnovationInAgriculture #AnimalFarming #EuroTier2024 Agrihealth | CattleEye | Ilimex | JEPS Farm safe Limited | LINTON & ROBINSON ENVIRONMENTAL LTD | Matrix Animal Health | Plant Mac Ireland Ltd | QUAD-X LTD | Colin Hassard | Teemore Engineering Ltd | Unitas Software | Markus Rehkopp | Frank Ambos

We’re excited to be part of AGRISCOT 2024, this year taking place on Wednesday November 13 at the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston, Edinburgh. AgriScot is one of the premier gatherings in UK agriculture, with over 230 exhibitors showcasing the latest products, services, and solutions across four exhibition halls. AgriScot draws a broad spectrum of industry professionals and farmers eager to discover advancements that support productivity and sustainability. We’ll be at the event alongside GEA Farming to showcase AI-driven monitoring solutions specifically designed for dairy farms. Using simple video cameras and advanced AI, the CattleEye system tracks the health of individual cows by assessing signs of critical issues like lameness and body condition. Join us to hear about:? Lameness Reduction: Research shows a 50% reduction in lameness among cows monitored by CattleEye, leading to significant cost savings and improved herd welfare. Financial Benefits: The Body Condition Scoring system helps farmers save up to ￡175 per cow per year by optimising feed and health management. Sustainability: CattleEye contributes to a reduction of 0.57 tonnes of carbon emissions per cow annually by improving health and feed efficiency. Our team looks forward to discussing how our solutions can add measurable value to farming businesses, contributing to their long-term growth and resilience. Join us on November 13 in the Highland Hall alongside our partners at GEA on stand 117. Feel free to reach out to UK Business Development Manager Roger Allen on [email protected] to arrange a chat or for any questions about our participation at the event.

If you’re running a #dairyfarm or managing a large herd, you know the pressures: rising costs, labour shortages, animal welfare, and competitive demands. In this article, our UK Business Development Manager Roger Allen explores how AI-based monitoring can help you manage these challenges by catching health issues early, reducing manual checks, and offering cost-effective tech solutions. Ready to keep your #herd healthy and your operation efficient? Learn more about how #AI can transform your farm’s productivity.

AI in Action: Adam Askew on Revolutionising Agriculture at Big Data Belfast At this year’s Big Data Belfast conference, CattleEye’s CTO, Adam Askew, took to the stage for the ‘Agri Tech: Sowing the Seeds of Innovation’ panel, joining experts from Daera, Queen's University Belfast, and Foods Connected Ltd others to discuss the future of AI in agriculture. Adam’s perspective underscored how Northern Ireland’s thriving tech ecosystem and skilled talent pool are crucial for advancing solutions in agritech. CattleEye provides AI-driven, hardware-free technology that monitors herd health and improves productivity. Speaking to the power of AI in dairy farming, Adam shared how CattleEye’s solutions help farmers reduce routine tasks from hours to minutes, ultimately freeing up time for more strategic priorities. As of today, CattleEye actively monitors over 140,000 cows, marking a significant leap forward for animal welfare and operational efficiency. The Agri Tech panel at Big Data Belfast showcased how the confluence of AI, innovation, and farming expertise in Northern Ireland is setting the stage for global agritech transformation. To get more of an insights into Adam’s views and insights into the future of animal welfare and herd health using AI-based solutions, check out this interview Adam did with Sync NI. In the interview he describes CattleEye’s lameness and mobility monitoring, as well as new advances in body condition scoring. https://lnkd.in/eNkcDR9i With World Dairy Expo, the Dairy Show and Big Data Belfast completed, and EuroTier, AgriMek and AgriScot fast-approaching, it's been an exciting and busy time for the CattleEye team!? #BigDataBelfast #AI #Agritech #CattleEye #NorthernIreland #herdhealth #animalwelfare

We’re gearing up for EuroTier 2024 in November & will be part of the Invest NI trade mission heading across to Hanover from Nov 12-15. What you can learn and do at the CattleEye stand: ? Discover how our AI-powered, hardware-free cattle monitoring system can transform your farm's productivity. ? Get insights from dairy tech experts on how to reduce lameness by up to 50%. ? Ask questions about how real-time, actionable insights can help you make better decisions for herd health and feeding. ? Learn how our technology can improve profitability, saving up to ￡75 per cow annually. How YOU can benefit from visiting CattleEye at EuroTier 2024: ? Farm Owners: Learn how CattleEye can help you increase profitability and reduce costs through hands-free, low-maintenance monitoring. ? Herd Managers: Find out how our AI-powered insights can reduce manual labour and optimise herd health for large-scale operations. ? Agri-Tech Professionals: Discover how CattleEye’s scalable solution integrates seamlessly into large farms, helping meet environmental and operational goals without costly hardware investments. See you from November 12 at Northern Ireland stand (C29, Hall 11) as we showcase our world-class Agri-Tech solutions alongside: Agrihealth, Ilimex Ltd, JEPS Farmsafe, Linton & Robinson Renewables, Matrix Animal Health, PLANTMEC LTD., QUAD-X, Teemore Engineering Ltd and Unitas Software Join us at EuroTier 2024 to explore how CattleEye’s innovative technology can help improve farm profitability, sustainability, and animal welfare. Please DM Terry Canning to set up some time for a conversation and for any further questions about our presence at the show.