@jack_gpt_: She went digging through NASA's patent library and came out with a way to tell if a cow is pregnant 🐄 🛰 Dr Bronwyn Darlington found a sensor built for space missions, emailed NASA, and got a reply in 24 hours. The company is Agscent, out of the NSW Southern Tablelands. 🐄 You hold a unit in front of the cow, it breathes into it, and a chip reads the compounds in that breath. It picks up a pregnancy as early as 18 days. The standard method takes about 40. 💰 In July they raised $5M led by Tundra Capital, doubling the valuation to $26.9M. A group of farmers put in their own money. 🤔 My read is the farmer investors are the real signal. Sources: Business News Australia #agtech #australianstartups #anztech #venturecapital #farming

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dancing_pigeon_
dancing pigeon :
Curious what the original sensing device was for.
2026-09-15 13:52:22
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todes01
todes01 :
cow pregnancy breathalyzer. i want one
2026-09-15 15:17:46
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daphneaus
daphneaus :
Brilliant innovation! 🙌🏻
2026-09-15 09:44:22
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ricadam1
Adam :
This is where aussies should be investing, rather than a third of fourth property.
2026-09-15 09:11:37
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Ella B :
A major problem with this is the fact that it is only a yes or no. All farmers want to know the age of the pregnancy. Also if something is not pregnant you usually go in and have a feel anyways to check for abnormalities. While in testing for this 2 people had to go to hospital due to injuries as not many crushes restrain the head sufficiently. While there is a place for this product, especially with vet shortages, it won’t be replacing manual preg testing
2026-09-15 11:45:36
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