Biswajit Roy
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Biswajit Roy is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and agricultural technology, with a primary focus on modernizing livestock farming through intelligent automation. His most cited work, "Worth of Artificial Intelligence in the Epoch of Modern Livestock Farming: A Review" (2021), has garnered 9 citations and serves as a foundational review of how AI—particularly biometric identification—can revolutionize livestock management. Roy’s major contribution lies in articulating how machine-driven intelligence can automate routine processes, reduce human labor, and enhance animal monitoring, making farms more efficient and data-driven. By highlighting the role of biometric systems in identifying and tracking individual animals, he has helped bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI and practical agricultural applications. His work underscores a vision where smart technologies not only streamline operations but also improve animal welfare and productivity. For students and researchers exploring the digital transformation of agriculture, Roy’s insights offer a compelling roadmap for integrating AI into real-world farming ecosystems, demonstrating that the future of livestock management is both intelligent and humane.
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