What podcasts say about Craig Piggott
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What Craig Piggott has said on podcasts
9 statements · 9 positive
Halter collars enable ranchers to virtually fence and move cattle.
“we use that collar to train animals to respond to cues. And what that means for ranchers is that they're able to virtually fence and shift those cattles around their land.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 20:01
Halter can infer cattle health, fertility, and calving from behavior.
“you can infer most health related things and fertility and carving from behaviors”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 22:15
Trained cattle can respond to Halter’s audio and vibration cues without electric pulses.
“once they're trained, runs on the sound of vibration”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 23:36
Some Halter customers report doubling cattle capacity on the same land.
“we've got some customers that are running twice as many cattle on the same piece of land”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 25:14
Halter collars connect to Starlink and coordinate through a mesh network.
“each column now can talk to Starlink and they also talk to each other. So they kind of coordinate a mesh.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 26:38
Halter transfers compressed data intermittently and runs machine-learning models onboard.
“it takes like a few seconds every minute to transfer that, that data. We do run a lot of machine learning models on the device itself.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 28:02
Halter is developing bite-based intake measurement and cow-efficiency rankings.
“We're working on some other cool stuff like measuring intake through the collar by counting bites and profiling bites. And then you can rank cows on efficiency and things like that.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 29:16
Halter combines satellite, weather, and collar data to measure grazing conditions.
“We measure what they're eating, how much grass there is. Like all of that information through using satellites. So we pull data off satellites, we then combine it with weather stations and data off the collar as well.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 30:49
Startups should generally pursue initiatives sequentially rather than in parallel.
“I think you want to do things in series, not parallel, when you can.”
Open the episode · Breaking down Nvidia's Hugging Face and Poolside bets | E2331Listen at 49:54
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