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|June 2022
The world has changed profoundly in recent years, with computers spreading into everyday objects, from the refrigerator to shoes. As connected devices become more accessible and affordable, more and more things are getting connected fueling the Internet of Things (IoT) phenomenon. IoT promises to bring many benefits, from business efficiency to a better life.
THE TEXTING COW
India is the largest milk producer in the world, with dairy as the most significant agricultural commodity. Tracking cattle movements remotely to curb theft and monitoring their health is critical for dairy farmers. Imagine if a sick cow could send a text informing the farmer about its health so a vet could intervene before its health worsened? Well, thanks to loT, it is already happening today. Ingestible loT sensors, placed inside cows' stomachs, transmit health data to farmers. The sensors can also send text messages or emails when a cow is pregnant. In some countries, farmers are using loT to increase milk production. The sensors alert farmers when a cow is ready to produce more milk. Likewise, loT sensors can also detect the fertility period for cattle. By using loT, farmers can boost profitability.
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