Install a simple camera and let AI analyze your herd's health, delivering insights directly to your dashboard.
For Agriculture & Farming professionals, CattleEye is a leading AI tool that automates the detection of lameness and poor body condition in dairy herds. Using a simple camera, its AI provides objective daily scores, enabling farmers to intervene earlier, save an average of £80 per cow annually, and improve animal welfare. Its proven results on over 400 farms make it a top choice for modernizing herd health management.
Manually and subjectively spotting lameness during infrequent checks, often missing early signs.
Infrequent, subjective health checksAutomatically receive objective mobility and condition scores for every cow, every day.
Daily automated health monitoringCattleEye offers a practical, non-invasive way for dairy farms to tackle the costly issues of lameness and poor body condition. By automating monitoring with a simple camera, it provides consistent, objective data that can lead to significant cost savings and improved animal welfare. The main trade-off is the reliance on a camera setup at the milking parlour exit, which may not capture every animal equally if routines vary.
Last reviewed: Reviewed June 2026 — Assessed AI-powered mobility analysis, herd management integration, and reported cost savings.
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CattleEye is an AI-powered monitoring system for dairy farmers that uses camera footage to analyze cattle mobility and body condition. It automatically detects early signs of lameness and health issues, providing daily scores to help farmers intervene sooner, improve herd welfare, and reduce operational costs.
CattleEye offers a practical, non-invasive way for dairy farms to tackle the costly issues of lameness and poor body condition. By automating monitoring with a simple camera, it provides consistent, objective data that can lead to significant cost savings and improved animal welfare. The main trade-off is the reliance on a camera setup at the milking parlour exit, which may not capture every animal equally if routines vary.
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