AI & Data

Not just an alarm — the next thing to do

A sensor tells you a cow is sick. CowTalk tells you what to do about it today.

What CowTalk does

A smaXtec sensor inside the cow's rumen measures temperature and activity. CowTalk adds national public data such as traceability and carcass grading, plus the farm's own breeding and treatment records, and interprets it all with AI. The output depends on who is looking: today's tasks for the farmer, differential diagnoses for the veterinarian, and regional status for disease-control officers and administrators.

D2O supplies the smaXtec rumen sensor in Korea, so one party answers for everything from installation to interpretation.

Heat alert → best insemination time → semen recommendation → record → learning from the pregnancy check
Health alert → differential diagnosis → treatment record → automatic recovery follow-up
A disease-control board that runs from animal to farm to region to nation
“Tinkerbell”, a field AI assistant you can ask and dictate to by voice

Honest AI

CowTalk's scale figures are counted directly from its database. Accuracy numbers with no ground truth do not appear on screen. Every AI reading comes with an explanation and contributing factors, and a veterinarian's actual diagnosis corrects the AI afterwards.

Pilot abroad

CowTalk has been piloted on about 50 cows in Uzbekistan. Results will be published once compiled.

Uzbekistan pilot: About 50 cows; Our own records; Results being compiled

Certified or registeredOur own recordsPlanned

Every figure on this site carries an evidence grade. Certified or registered means it can be checked against a document from an outside body. Our own records are figures from our field data. Planned means a target we have not reached yet.

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