Leveraging computer vision to monitor horse health
Harnessing the power of synthetic data and computer vision, we’ve created a cutting-edge health-monitoring system to keep stabled horses safe and sound.
Question: Can synthetic training data be leveraged to provide an early warning system for equine health?
Answer: Most definitely
There are 2.6 million pleasure horses owned in the US, of which 10% suffer an episode of colic each year. By leveraging high quality synthetic training data, Horsewise detects anomalous equine behavior and alerts veterinarians, owners, and barn managers immediately. Behaviors associated with colic, cribbing, and other common health issues can be recognized and horses can be evaluated and treated early.
Horsewise is currently in trials and will be revolutionizing stable monitoring and horse health shortly. Their goal is 100% illness detection rate, and are eager to prevent all unnecessary fatalities for horses kept for pleasure, work, and racing.
