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Microchipping is expensive; paper vaccination booklets can get lost or swapped. So how can vaccinators ensure canine community members aren’t at risk of contracting – and transmitting – rabies? There’s an app for that, learns James Karuga.
The app, which is currently being tested in rural Tanzania, has demonstrated potential in effectively managing and eradicating rabies.
*getting visual Anna forgot to get a visual and the main source is another time zone so we are just waiting* Researchers at Washington State University created a new facial recognition application for dogs that can help to* remove -jg slow the spread of rabies. These researchers traveled to rural Tanzania as a part of a program...
A mobile phone-based facial recognition app for dogs could significantly improve rabies vaccination efforts in Africa and Asia.
A new mobile phone-based facial recognition application for dogs has the potential to significantly improve rabies vaccination efforts in endemic areas like Africa and Asia, according to a study on the research published in the journal Scientific Reports.