Earlier welfare signals, for every animal.
A sports-adapted thermal stack for animal welfare, tested with race horses and enriched by species-specific data. Non-invasive monitoring for vets and stables.
Thermal · equine lateral
A sports-grade thermal stack, adapted for animals.
Observe
Non-invasive thermal capture during stable and training routines.
Compare
Gait and thermal patterns tracked over time for welfare context.
Notify
Smart welfare cues surface earlier signals for the veterinary team.
Injury and fatigue, muscle by muscle.
The ai4sports classification, mapped to equine anatomy: twelve muscle groups across right, left, front and back from the original thermal capture to injury and fatigue bands.
Hover any coloured muscle to read it here.
Representative demo data · decision support, not a medical diagnosis.
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