CattleEye Featured in BBC News Article

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BBC News has featured CattleEye in an article by reporter Chris Baraniuk on how AI is being used in the dairy industry to improve animal welfare and detect early signs of lameness.

The article explains how the CattleEye system works, and the positive impact it’s introduction has had at Erw Fawr farm in Wales, bringing down lameness from 25.4% to 13.5% over 6 months.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59635186