Tomás Norton

Associate Professor

KU Leuven

Belgium

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Dr. Tomás Norton is an Associate Professor at KU Leuven, Belgium. His research primarily focuses on precision livestock farming, animal welfare, and the application of artificial intelligence in sustainable agricultural practices. Recent publications include studies on cough sound recognition in poultry, multi-task super-resolution networks for pig keypoint detection, and the impact of digital technologies on dairy cattle farming. Dr. Norton's work aims to enhance productivity and sustainability in various livestock sectors through innovative technological solutions.

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Articles (19)

Cough sound recognition in poultry using portable microphones for precision medication guidance

MT-SRNet: A Transferable Multi-Task Super-Resolution Network for Pig Keypoint Detection, Segmentation, and Posture Estimation

How AI Improves Sustainable Chicken Farming: A Literature Review of Welfare, Economic, and Environmental Dimensions

Precision livestock farming in buffalo species: a sustainable approach for the future

Challenges and opportunities for precision livestock farming applications in the rabbit production sector

Digital and Precision Technologies in Dairy Cattle Farming: A Bibliometric Analysis

Assessment of Ammonia Emissions and Greenhouse Gases in Dairy Cattle Facilities: A Bibliometric Analysis

Comparison of Transformers with LSTM for classification of the behavioural time budget in horses based on video data

An Interactive Feeder to Induce and Assess Emotions from Vocalisations of Chickens

A computer vision-based approach for respiration rate monitoring of group housed pigs

Automatic detection of locomotor play in young pigs: A proof of concept

Don’t get lost in the crowd: Graph convolutional network for online animal tracking in dense groups

Where's your head at? Detecting the orientation and position of pigs with rotated bounding boxes

Towards re-identification for long-term tracking of group housed pigs

Canopy Segmentation Method for Determining the Spray Deposition Rate in Orchards

Environmental Risk Factors Influence the Frequency of Coughing and Sneezing Episodes in Finisher Pigs on a Farm Free of Respiratory Disease

Renal and Extra Renal Manifestations in Adult Zebrafish Model of Cystinosis

A Systematic Review of the Use of Technology to Monitor Welfare in Zoo Animals: Is There Space for Improvement?

Information Technologies for Welfare Monitoring in Pigs and Their Relation to Welfare Quality®

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Hans J. Baelde

Mona Lilian Vestbjerg Larsen

Telmo Nunes

Buddhamas Kriengwatana

Lies De Groef

Joana Cardoso Pessoa

Jean-Loup Rault

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