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Ai for Pet brings AI to Korea’s vet clinics, boosts sales and global push
Her Eun-a, CEO of AI for Pet. Clinic-ready AI automates charting, flags issues from images and gait, and drives product picks as Her Eun-a targets
AI listens to bee buzzes to monitor activity without lethal traps
AI listens to bee buzzes to monitor activity without lethal traps by Daegan Miller, University of Massachusetts Amherst A microphone captures the sound of a
AI adoption in vet med has doubled, study finds
A recent study has evaluated the practical use and adoption of artificial intelligence in veterinary practices across the U.S. and Canada, reporting that the use
Meet Hong Kong founders of Petalife, the AI app that gets scoop on pet health with poop
Inspired by their dog’s death, siblings hope their start-up can alert owners about possible issues using their animals’ stool, urine or vomit by Charlotte Kwan
AI innovation measures temperature tolerance in fish
Researchers have developed an AI-based system that automatically and objectively detects the moment when fish experience loss of equilibrium (LOE) due to temperature stress. The
SATELLAI Unveils Next Generation of AI-Powered Pet Intelligence at IFA 2026
09 Sep, 2026 BERLIN, Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SATELLAI, an AI-powered pet wellbeing company, today unveiled the next generation of SATELLAI Sense AI and introduced new connected pet wearables
Do AI recommendations beat a vet’s? Here’s what pet owners say
9/08/2026 Is AI reliable when it comes to your pet’s health? According to a new survey, conducted online between April 22 – April 28, 2026,
Scénario cauchemar : ces robots-chiens à 1 500 € peuvent être contrôlés par n’importe qui, sans mot de passe
Par Aymeric Geoffre-Rouland Publié le 24/08/26 On jurerait un épisode de Black Mirror. Deux chercheurs en sécurité ont montré qu’il suffisait de se connecter au Wi-Fi
Les nouvelles technologies s’invitent dans les étables
Les technologies numériques se sont implantées dans beaucoup d’élevages français. Mais des freins demeurent pour profiter pleinement des capteurs, robots et autres outils qui facilitent