smaXtec animal care GmbH
Location
Steiermark
Founded
2009-04-21
Website
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2025-05-12 (farmersweekly.co.nz)
SmaXtec adds AI power to boluses
Innovative bolus helps farmers head off health issues.
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2025-04-18 (agriland.ie)
smaXtec wins 'Digital Disruptor' award -
Cow health management company, smaXtec has won a 'Digital Disruptor award at a ceremony in Austria organised by Dsm-firmenich
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2025-04-18 (agriland.ie)
Fancy winning a €5,000 heat detection system? -
AgriLand is once again delighted to offer farmers the opportunity to farm free for a year. Now in its third year.
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2025-03-29 (fwi.co.uk)
Calving detection technology: 3 options compared -
From smart boluses to cameras and tail-mounted devices, the evolution of technology means unnecessary late-night trips to the calving shed can be a thing
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2025-01-16 (marketscreener.com)
KKR: invests in smaXtec's agricultural technologies -January 16, 2025 at 10:03 am EST |
smaXtec, specialist in agricultural technologies for the global dairy industry, today announced a growth investment led by global investment firm KKR, in collaboration with technology investor...
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2024-02-27 (datacenterdynamics.com)
British Gas teams up with Heata to explore using cloud computing to warm homes
Cows may soon be smarter than you. That is, they will be more like a smart device. Cow monitoring company SmaXtec has developed a way to put a small processor inside dairy cows. This, it claims, can identify health issues before the cow's own anatomy has acknowledged it using a combination of onboard sensors and artificial intelligence. "This technology goes back beyond ten years of experience," explained Stefan Scherer, CEO of SmaXtec, whose background is in physics and computer science, not dairy farming. "Originally, it was just a research project." As they researched, Scherer (along with co-founder Stefan Rosenkranz) realized that the data being collected could enable a more sustainable approach to dairy farming, and solve some of the impending problems facing the industry. A ravenous planet Much like the data center industry, the world of farming is not at the forefront of many minds. However, while the two sectors could not be more opposite– the great outdoors versus the virtual world– the rise of
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2023-10-05 (feedstuffs.com)
Disease indication via artificial intelligence
Alisa Gusterer of SmaXtec joins us at World Dairy Expo to talk about TruAdvice, a new bolus-based health system that provides for disease indication via artificial intelligence.
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(farmersguide.co.uk)
Dairy monitoring bolus now available for FETF funding -
Farmers in England can now get 50% grant funding for smaXtec's cutting-edge animal health monitoring system, through the FETF 2024.
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(hoards.com)
New technology accurately quantifies cows' water consumption
Leading dairy innovator, smaXtec, has launched TruDrinking, a new function which accurately records each individual cow's water intake. This latest technological advancement is an industry first, fu,Industry Buzz
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(bloomberglaw.com)
STinsight Sues smaXtec Over Patents for Animal-Tracking Tech
A Texas-based developer of technology for tracking and managing animal herds sued an Austria-based company, alleging infringement of two patents related to analyzing data from frequent measurements via devices implanted inside cows.
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(ruralnewsgroup.co.nz)
Monitoring is the past, health management is the future
Animal health company smaXtec says monitoring is a thing of the past, health management is the future. The Austrian-based company says the key to succ...
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(thecattlesite.com)
smaXtec develops in-vivo health management with closed-loop system | The Cattle Site
The company aims to provide individualised, real-time health management
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