Early pilots have shown promising results and they’re now seeking more farmers to help trial the product. To get involved, head over to their website here: https://t.co/0lS9bTt6tF
New technology leading to the early detection of lameness in livestock could bring significant animal welfare and production benefits across the country following the start of a new trial by Iris Data Science.
Thrilled to be interviewed for this article:
Government to invest $11.4 million in agricultural technology https://t.co/6vhVc8jBPD #irisdatascience#agtech
@OtagoMuseum We are missing being with you this Anzac day, instead we decided to perform online the New Zealand and Australian national anthems to commemorate our national remembrance day:
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Great to meet other NZ businesses pushing the boundaries of what's possible in agriculture. Benoit and Greg from Iris Data Science are doing amazing things. Think facial recognition - for sheep! 😯 Keep an eye on these guys @irisdatascience@evokeAG@NZTEnews@callaghannz
#irisdatascience are thrilled to be in the @sproutagritech 2020 cohort. Congratulations to the other successful cohort members - looking forward to getting started and making #sheepNN global
Many people affected tonight by @FlyAirNZ with them missing the connection to #dunedin due to flight 373 being delayed by nearly 2 hours, one of them was the mayor of #dunedin - hard for those who were told to use their travel insurance but did not have any #extraflights anyone?