Ida, developed by agtech company Connecterra, uses a sensor, cloud computing, integration of data sources and Artificial Intelligence (AI technology) for early detection of cow diseases.
An interview with Cees Jan Hollander – Global Farming Expertise Manager, Danone
An Interview with Yasir Khokhar, CEO and co-founder of Connecterra
Breed Reply, a leading active operational investor in early-stage Internet of Things (IoT) businesses, has increased its investment in Dutch AgriTech company, Connecterra, as part of a significant Series A funding round.
Award-winning Dutch startup Connecterra has secured a significant Series A round investment for its AI-powered Dairy Farmers Assistant “Ida” and won a significant EU subsidy, ensuring further growth and innovation for the company.
Cows residing at Hart Agriculture’s Seven Oaks Dairy farm in Waynesboro, Georgia are ready for the spotlight as they’re currently sporting the latest artificial intelligence technology.
On a small rural dairy farm in Waynesboro, Ga., dairy cows roam with trackers that use artificial intelligence technology, thanks to the help of a Netherlands startup and engineers at Google.
Companies, nonprofits, researchers and developers have used TensorFlow in some pretty cool ways. Today we hear from Yasir Khokhar and Saad Ansari, founders of Connecterra, who are applying machine learning to an unexpected field: dairy farming.
Yasir Khokhar, Connecterra CEO, Talking Business with Aaron Heslehurst on BBC World News.
Yasir Khokhar is on a mission to digitise farming. When he says he started Connecterra after a problem ‘stared him right in the face’, he’s talking literally.
The concept of the “smart cow” might sound like an oxymoron, but the rapid development of internet of things (IoT) technology has ushered in an era when even the world’s largest companies are talking about the “connected cow” with a straight face.
CNBC's Aditi Roy reports the latest from The World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in Burlingame, California.
Startup activity in food and agriculture technology is growing dramatically; at AgFunder we’ve come across over 5k companies since 2014.
With a tagline ‘fitbit for cows’, this Amsterdam based startup had our attention right from the early start.
Before winning the Web Summit pitch competition last week, not many people had heard of ‘fitbit for cows’ startup Connecterra.
To meet the demand of the world’s growing population, farmers need to improve the productivity of their herds.
Yes, the time of the connected cow has just started!