2023 Webinar Recordings

January 2023 Session: Performance of Precision Livestock Farming Technologies Under Commercial Farm Conditions, Dr. Thomas Banhazi, National Taiwan Univeristy

March 2023 Session: Animal Tracking: Automatic Individual Behavior Monitoring Using Computer Vision, Dr. Mathieu Bonneau, French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment

April 2023 Session: Engineering Video Analytics Systems for Precision Livestock Farming, Dr. Amy Reibman, Purdue University

May 2023 Session: Developing Ethically and Sustainably Aware Computer Vision/AI Models: How Should We Approach Energy Costs and Scalability?, Dr. Oleksiy Guzhva, Swedish University of Agriculture Sciences

August 2023 Session: From Faces to Feelings: Leveraging Computer Vision for Livestock Identification and Emotion Analysis, Dr. Suresh Neethirajan, Dalhousie Univeristy, Canada

September 2023 Session: Telehealth & Biosecurity Using Computer Vision Techonologies, David Speller, OPTIfarm

October 2023 Session: Cattle Feed InTake, Dr. Jan Lassen, Viking Genetics

November 2023 Session: The Challenge of Automated Detection of Health and Welfare Issues, Dr. Ilias Kyriazakis, Queen's University Belfast

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