City Desk:
Al Momen Pranta, a postgraduate student at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU), has developed a low-cost, AI-powered system to combat heat stress in livestock and poultry farms.
The innovation uses real-time data from environmental sensors and IoT (Internet of Things) technology to monitor temperature and humidity, helping to protect animal welfare and boost farm productivity. The problem of heat stress has become more acute due to sudden changes in climate and most of the farms do not have any modern system that will inform in advance that the animal is at risk. The young researcher has created a new path of possibility to turn the plan of this modern system into reality, reports BSS.
Pranta, a postgraduate student of the Department of Animal Science of BAU, has found a solution to this crisis using edge technology.
