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New mobile health diagnostic for breeding helps meet growing demand for food

A Purdue University-affiliated, woman-owned startup is working to use mobile artificial intelligence technology to help meet the growing demand for food expected over the next several decades.

21 June 2021

3 minute read

By: The Pig Site

Liane Hart, CEO and co-founder of Verility LLC, and Jeff Muegge, research manager at Blue River Research Services in Carthage, Indiana, review results from a semen analysis sample on the Fertile-Eyez technology platform before artificial insemination of a sow. Verility, a woman-owned, high-tech startup, is commercializing technology that provides rapid, low-cost and accurate assessment of livestock semen and ovulation samples. — Liane Hart, CEO and co-founder of Verility LLC, and Jeff Muegge, research manager at Blue River Research Services in Carthage, Indiana, review results from a semen analysis sample on the Fertile-Eyez technology platform before artificial insemination of a sow. Verility, a woman-owned, high-tech startup, is commercializing technology that provides rapid, low-cost and accurate assessment of livestock semen and ovulation samples.
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Verility's Fertile-Eyez proof-of-concept device utilized a smartphone app in combination with a mobile hardware unit that integrated microfluidics, optics and advances in consumer electronics that proved highly correlated with current gold standards. — Verility's Fertile-Eyez proof-of-concept device utilized a smartphone app in combination with a mobile hardware unit that integrated microfluidics, optics and advances in consumer electronics that proved highly correlated with current gold standards.
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