HorseCare set of sensors

The system consists of four sensors on the legs of the horse and one sensor on the back of the horse, which is used to detect lameness in the early stages.

System of early diagnostics of horse's legs condition

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30.10.2024

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HorseCare at GITEX GLOBAL 2024 – a breakthrough in technology and equine care!

We’ve just returned from the world’s largest tech event — GITEX 2024 in Dubai, and we can’t wait to share our impressions! It was an incredible journey filled with inspiring encounters and insights. HorseCare on the Global Stage! At GITEX, we became part of an extensive international collaboration, showcasing our unique AI solution for […]

07.10.2024

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Meet HorseCare at GITEX GLOBAL – Dubai World Trade Centre

Exciting News from HorseCare! We’re thrilled to announce that HorseCare will be participating at GITEX 2024—the world’s largest and top-rated tech event! As part of the Slovenian state stand, we’ll be showcasing our cutting-edge AI-based horsecare project among the global innovators and industry leaders who are redefining the digital economy. Global […]

14.03.2024

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Why Keeping Balanced is Key in Horse Riding

Hey, equestrian fam! Ever wondered why your coach keeps nagging about symmetry and balance? Well, it’s not just about looking good on your horse; it’s about building a strong, harmonious bond that benefits both you and your four-legged partner. Here’s the lowdown on why keeping it balanced is a big deal, especially for […]

Each horse's movements are as unique as a fingerprint, a retina or the electrical impulses of the human brain.

Innovative early care system for the horse Horse Care allows you to learn about movement patterns in real time, storing data on its dynamics and its gait patterns. For this purpose we use the latest developments in smart sensors, AI and BigData. Minimal deviations from the horse's natural movements are instantly reflected in Horse Care. It may not be a serious irregularity, but you will be warned that it is worth paying attention to your horse's health.

This innovative development allows you to predict the development of the disease in advance. Unfortunately, a horse cannot say "I have a right hoof pain" or "I pulled the ligaments in my left knee today". By taking advantage of the warnings offered by HorseCare, the horse owner can see the vet in time. Not to treat, but to prevent possible illnesses.

Notifications about the animal's condition can be sent to both the owner and the affiliated vet, allowing for an immediate response and appropriate action to be taken.

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