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1. Rationale:
In Japan and Western countries, the number of livestock per farm tends to be large as animal husbandry is accumulated to large-scale farmers. It leads needs in developing technology to manage livestock by a small number of people. Aiming on the establishment of a labor saving and precise farming system, IoT (Internet of Things) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are utilized to develop technology for smart livestock management and various techniques have been developed including dairy farming automation and diseases detection through "visualization" of livestock health condition realized by sensor technology. To be more specific, milking robots, activities sensors, body surface temperature sensors, lumen sensors, etc. have been developed in Japan so far. We invite domestic and foreign researchers to this symposium and introduce the current state of technology development related to smart livestock management including advanced technologies in Western countries and then discuss prospects in order to contribute to the spread of smart livestock technology suitable for the Asia-Pacific region.
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3. Major Findings and Recommendations
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Program:
Precision dairy opportunities and challenges | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Jeffrey Bewley
Alltech, Inc., USA
Introduction of smart dairy farming and an enclosed dairy house with low profile cross ventilation system | Paper: PPT:
Prof. Atsuo Ikeguchi
Utsunomiya University, Japan
Robots for Herd Management of Dairy Cows in Tropical Taiwan | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Ming-Che Wu
Livestock Research Institute, COA, Taiwan
Livestock production in Korea: recent trend and future prospects of ICT technology | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Hee-Chul Choi
National Institute of Animal Science, RDA, Korea
Egg production recording system of Taiwan Native Chicken | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Der-Yuh Lin
Livestock Research Institute, COA, Taiwan
Farmnote initiative to be brain of agriculture | Paper: PPT:
Mr. Soichiro Honda
Farmnote Holdings Inc., Japan
Real time sensors and their application for Improving animal production and animal welfare | Paper:
Dr. Ilan Halachmi
Institute of Agricultural Engineering, ARO, Israel
A Low-Cost IoT-Based System to Monitor Cows' Behaviors | Paper: PPT:
Prof. Duc-Tan Tran
Phenikaa University, Vietnam
Perspective: The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for improving commercial pig and poultry productions in Thailand | Paper: PPT:
Prof. Chaiyapoom Bunchasak
Kasetsart University, Thailand
Reproductive management by body temperature measurement in cattle | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Miki Sakatani
NARO, Japan
Early detection of livestock diseases by using wireless wearable sensors | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Koji Yoshioka
NARO, Japan
Assessment of Biosecurity level in Pig and poultry production system in Vietnam using Biocheck technology | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Thi Kim Cuc Ngo
National Institute of Animal Sciences, Vietnam
Detection and prediction of risk factors associated with production losses using production records on commercial pig farms | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Yosuke Sasaki
University of Miyazaki, Japan
Malaysia: Ruminant Profiling and Disease Monitoring System | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Mohd Syaifudin Bin Abdul Rahman
MARDI, Malaysia
Measurement of reticuloruminal function in cattle using bolus-type wireless sensor | Paper: PPT:
Dr. Shozo Arai
NARO, Japan