Muzzle Verify
AI Muzzle Identification
Bovine muzzles can be used to identify the individual cattle and are as accurate as a human fingerprint.
Cattle Verify brings facial recognition to the farm and ranch.
Capture Muzzle ID
Simply take a photo of the muzzle and upload into Cattle Verify one time. The Cattle Verify software partners will run the photo through their AI algorithm and generate the Muzzle Verify ID (MVID). Cattle Verify will automatically associate the MVID with the EID.
Analyze
The Cattle Verify software partners will analyze the data points to create the baseline parameters needed for future determination if they are deemed unhealthy.
Muzzle Verify in Action
Early Disease Prediction
Early Disease Prediction
Early Disease Prediction
AI muzzle recognition can identify cattle diseases 2-3 days earlier than the current standards.
Cattle Theft Prevention
Early Disease Prediction
Early Disease Prediction
Using Cattle Verify's premium visual ear tags, potential cattle thieves will know that even with the ear tag removed that the cattle has been registered with muzzle recognition.
Cattle Theft Recovery
Early Disease Prediction
Cattle Theft Recovery
If cattle have been registered with AI muzzle recognition, the cattle can be identified with participating law enforcement agencies and sales barn. A confirmatory muzzle scan will flash an alert that the cattle was reported stolen.
Predicting Disease
The Cattle Verify premium partner for AI Muzzle Recognition is MyAnIML. Their AI technology stack reliably predicts disease and health incidents two to three days before symptoms are typically observed including:
Bovine Respiratory Disease ("Shipping Disease")
Bovine Tuberculosis
Bovine Pink eye
Mad Cow disease
Foot and Mouth disease
Early Predictor of Disease
Automated
Automated
Automated
Automatic capture of the muzzle occurs when cameras are setup in high traffic areas like:
Milking booth
Water pond
Feeder truck
Semi-trailer when shipping
Manual
Automated
Automated
If the cattle is looking unhealthy, a muzzle scan can be taken by the producer to confirm if they are likely to be sick.
The photo of the muzzle can also be sent to a veterinarian to remotely verify if action needs to be taken.