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Cows given 5G collars that talk to robotic milking system

By Staff Writer on Apr 12, 2019 11:50AM
Cows given 5G collars that talk to robotic milking system

Ensures machine latches onto teats precisely.

They may look like regular cows, but a herd of Friesian dairy cattle at a British farm are internet pioneers and they are enjoying the benefits of 5G connectivity before you. Cisco Systems, which is developing network infrastructure for the emerging technology, has set up 5G testbeds to trial ...

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