Commercial pigs are bred for consistency and housed in large barns, which makes production efficient but brings challenges for identification and precision management. In a sea of hogs, which one is which?
Cameras, sensors bring transformation
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David Rosero, assistant professor of animal science, teaches in Iowa State University's new animal science class, Digital Technologies in Animal Production Systems.
Animal science professor Juan Steibel, left, co-teaches a new course on digital technology in livestock production with David Rosero, assistant professor of animal science.
An image from a research study investigating computer vision for continuous pig monitoring shows different ways to monitor swine.
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