MooAnalytica Featured in Canadian Poultry Magazine on AI-Driven Poultry Welfare and Digital Twins

The Canadian Poultry Magazine feature “Artificial Intelligence: All eyes and ears on deck” highlighted how AI is entering poultry production through bioacoustics, predictive analytics, multimodal sensing, and digital twin systems. The article discussed work led by Suresh Neethirajan and Dalhousie’s MooAnalytica group, including Cluckify, which applies AI and bioacoustics to interpret chicken vocalizations and support real-time understanding of bird welfare and behaviour. The feature also positioned digital twins as a future pathway for integrating sensor data, feed information, climate conditions, bird behaviour, and health-risk signals into predictive decision-support systems. This coverage aligns with MooAnalytica’s broader poultry research program led by students including Yashan Dhaliwal and Daniel Edison Essien, whose work integrates video, thermal imaging, bioacoustics, environmental sensing, and AI-ready data pipelines to move poultry management from reactive monitoring toward predictive welfare intelligence.

Read the article at Canadian Poultry Magazine and another article featuring Dr. Neethirajan, Artificial Intelligence: The other AI.