Cameras record video and a computer program called a detection model finds the animals.
Another program called a tracking system follows each animal’s movements.
Accuracy of the system is about 99.5% for finding the right action.
It works at about 31 video frames each second, fast enough for real‑time use.
Future plans include adding more behaviors like sickness signs.
The system uses twelve high‑definition cameras, even with night‑vision, to see the animals.
It can recognize four actions – eating, standing, lying down, and a special behavior linked to breeding.
The computer program is very accurate, spotting the right action almost every time.
This helps farmers notice health or breeding changes early without staying up all night.
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