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New Equine Pathological Behaviour AI Research Launched
Today, we are proud to announce the launch of one of the most comprehensive studies in the world aimed at developing AI for monitoring and early diagnosis of diseases in horses.
One of the primary goals of this research is to train AI to detect early symptoms of colic.
Colic affects approximately 10% of horses annually, totaling around 920,000 animals in the USA, according to the American Horse Council. Around 10-15% of horses with colic require surgery to save their lives, and every hour of delayed treatment leads to a 5-10% decrease in the animal's survival rate.
Colic affects approximately 10% of horses annually, totaling around 920,000 animals in the USA, according to the American Horse Council. Around 10-15% of horses with colic require surgery to save their lives, and every hour of delayed treatment leads to a 5-10% decrease in the animal's survival rate.
The financial losses associated with colic are estimated at $700 million annually in the USA alone. We are dedicated to using AI technology to address this critical issue and improve the health and well-being of horses worldwide.