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Empowering livestock managers with precision computer vision diagnostics. Instant, non-invasive detection of barber pole worm infections using FAMACHA analysis.
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The process, traditionally known as FAMACHA, involves checking the color of the goat's lower eyelid mucosa. Healthy animals have red/pink eyelids, while anemic animals (often due to barber pole worm infections) have pale or white eyelids. Our AI automates this by analyzing image pixels for specific color hues related to blood density.
The most common cause is Haemonchus contortus, a parasitic roundworm that sucks blood from the goat's stomach, leading to severe anemia. Other causes include malnutrition, liver flukes, or external parasites like lice.