Chinese AI robot delivers needle-free pig vaccinations with 93% accuracy
In China, a new AI-powered robot is being deployed to administer needle-free vaccinations to pigs. Developed to support intelligent pig farming and meet the demands of the world's largest pork producer, the robot uses a camera to locate the base of a pig's tail and injects vaccines into its buttock.

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AI-generatedIn China, a new AI-powered robot is being deployed to administer needle-free vaccinations to pigs. Developed to support intelligent pig farming and meet the demands of the world's largest pork producer, the robot uses a camera to locate the base of a pig's tail and injects vaccines into its buttock. This innovation aims to streamline the routine vaccination process, which traditionally requires significant labor as breeding pigs need multiple injections. Researchers at the Intelligent Equipment Research Centre of the Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences have reported a 93.3 percent success rate for the robot.
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4 extractedRobotics and AI are being combined to create the buttock-tracking robot.
The robot has a success rate of 93.3 per cent.
The robot uses a camera to locate the base of the pig’s tail before delivering a needle-free vaccine injection into its buttock.
Chinese AI robots are delivering needle-free pig vaccinations.