COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT

26 Feb 2026 ABSTRACT Various examples described herein are directed to systems and methods for providing a treatment substance to an animal. A server may receive from a user computing device an indication of the animal to be treated. The server may access an indication of a treatment substance to be provided to the animal and receive from the user computing device, a first current location of the user

The Problem

BACKGROUND Livestock animals, including cattle, sheep, pigs, etc., are typically monitored by livestock technicians or other similar users. The livestock technicians determine whether the animal requires treatment for illness or other conditions and provide appropriate treatment. 11

In existing solutions, practitioners face limitations in achieving desired outcomes efficiently. This invention directly addresses these gaps by introducing novel technical approaches and mechanisms.

What This Invention Does

DETAILED DESCRIPTION DETAILED DESCRIPTION Livestock technicians often provide treatment substances to animals. Treatment substances can include, for example, medications, such as antibiotics, dietary supplements, and the like. In some examples, treatment substances can include medical supplies, such as sutures, bandaging, and the like.

The integration of these technical elements creates a system capable of delivering improved performance over existing alternatives. The inventors have identified and implemented solutions to key challenges that have limited previous approaches in this field.

Key Features

Innovative Technical Integration. The system seamlessly combines multiple functional components to work as a coordinated whole, enabling capabilities that would be difficult or impossible with standalone elements.

Dynamic Parameter Management. The invention includes mechanisms for adapting operational parameters based on conditions and requirements, allowing for optimized performance across diverse scenarios.

Enhanced Efficiency and Capability. Through its novel architecture and control mechanisms, the system achieves superior performance metrics compared to conventional approaches in the field.

Who Is Behind It?

ST REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC has brought this innovation to the patent system with expertise from a skilled team of inventors: RETTEDAL, Nicholas P.; DASUKE, Matheus. This represents their commitment to advancing technology in this important field.

Why It Matters

This patent application demonstrates significant innovation in an important technical area. The solutions described in the specification have the potential to improve how practitioners approach problems and deliver value in real-world applications.

The international patent classifications include A01K 11/00 (2006.01) G08B 21/00 (2006.01) A01K 29/00 (2006.01). These codes situate the invention within the broader landscape of technological innovation and represent important areas of advancement.

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AU 2026201447 was published in the Australian Official Journal of Patents on 19 March 2026 and is open for public inspection. Patent applications represent inventions that are sought to be protected and do not necessarily reflect commercially available products.

Related Concepts

Precision livestock farming applies computing and sensing technology to monitor individual animal health, behaviour, and treatment history. Computerised systems can guide veterinary staff to the correct animal location and record administered antibiotics and other treatment substances, reducing medication errors and supporting regulatory compliance across large livestock operations.