PAID ACCESS | Published on : 20-Jan-2026 | Pages: 1-10 | Doi : 10.37446/edibook202024/1-10
Robotics is used in animal science to boost animal welfare, increase productivity, and support research efforts. Robots handle repetitive tasks like milking, feeding, and manure management, other activities in animal husbandry. Robots allow researchers to create standardized and repeatable experiments, isolating specific variables to study animal behaviour in a controlled environment. AI improves nutritional levels and production efficiency by using data analysis to create exact feed formulation. Automated tracking and predictive analytics enabling greater insight into biological systems. AI is being used more and more in animal science; it can be used to monitor wildlife populations and detect diseases in livestock early. In Aquaculture, Automated feeding systems like Reel Appetite AI reduce food waste and ensure fish eat an appropriate amount of food. AI technology in animal husbandry practices enhances animal welfare and improving economic benefits. Advanced technology has expanded new opportunities for innovative ideas in the animal sciences field.
Aquaculture, Economic Benefits, Food Waste, Increase Productivity, Robots
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