Live stock weight estimation app

[AI_bison]

Hello everyone,

I'm developing a mobile application designed to estimate the weight of livestock, including cows, bulls, horses, pigs, and more, using just 1 to 3 images. I would appreciate your insights on a couple of points:

1. Would you consider using this app?
2. What would be a reasonable monthly subscription fee for you?

Thank you for your assistance!

 

[wbvs58]

A lot would depend on its accuracy.

Ken

 

[AI_bison]

A lot would depend on its accuracy.

Ken

It will be as close as measuring with Agarwal's formula (hearth-girth formula)

 

[sstterry]

I would definitely be interested, because I suck at weight estimations. However, I am not big on subscriptions. I would prefer to just purchase it outright.

 

[AI_bison]

I would definitely be interested, because I suck at weight estimations. However, I am not big on subscriptions. I would prefer to just purchase it outright.

The calculation process will be done on the server side (on the cloud), because the AI model is a little bit big to store in the mobile device, and servers cost monthly. That's why we want to do it by subscription. (

 

[sstterry]

The calculation process will be done on the server side (on the cloud), because the AI model is a little bit big to store in the mobile device, and servers cost monthly. That's why we want to do it by subscription. (

I totally understand that, but it would be a barrier for me to purchase.

 

[kenny thomas]

An app to do this is already out there. No clue how accurate it is. I doubt very accurate.

 

[Caustic Burno]

An app to do this is already out there. No clue how accurate it is. I doubt very accurate.

My eyeball has been pretty darn accurate for half a century.
I wouldn't use it but could see where it could be handy to some rookies.

 

[AI_bison]

My eyeball has been pretty darn accurate for half a century.
I wouldn't use it but could see where it could be handy to some rookies.

Thank you

 

[AI_bison]

An app to do this is already out there. No clue how accurate it is. I doubt very accurate.

Thank you, can you please give me the app name, I couldn't find it. So we can check accuracy of ours and theirs.

 

[Dave]

My eyeball has been pretty darn accurate for half a century.
I wouldn't use it but could see where it could be handy to some rookies.

x2. Sitting at the sale twice a week for decades I am pretty good at estimating weight. If I were really concerned about weights here at home I would install a scale.

 

[puzzled in oregon]

Here it is right above CattleToday. Does AI stand for Artificial Intelligence?

 

[puzzled in oregon]

Are you part of this: Generative AI Experiments: Comparing Google's Bison, Unicorn & Gemini Pro Models For Summarization

 

[Brute 23]

I wouldn't use it. Half the fun in this business is guessing weights. Plus, I'm trying to do less on the phone, not more.

Some one will likely use it though.

 

[Silver]

If it was accurate it might be handy for dosing medications in the field.
And I'd bet there would be a fair bit of interest from lots of people for various reasons. I wouldn't have need of it myself but would bet there is a market. Not sure about the subscription idea though. Seems like most people that need to know accurate weights that often would already have a pretty good eye.

 

[Ouachita]

I would definitely be interested, because I suck at weight estimations. However, I am not big on subscriptions. I would prefer to just purchase it outright.

What if the app could also pull a calf in the cold rain; subscribe then?

 

[puzzled in oregon]

Once AI is combined with robotics, then you will have "The Tin Man" running down cows
and delivering calves.

 

[AI_bison]

Here it is right above CattleToday. Does AI stand for Artificial Intelligence?


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Yes Artificial intelligence.