Swiss Institute Develops AI System To Better Detect Pain In Lab Mice
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L'IA pour mieux détecter la douleur chez les souris de laboratoire
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The new Grimace system standardises the monitoring of laboratory animals, the ETH Zurich said in a statement on Monday. It uses machine vision and machine learning to assess the facial expressions and postures of mice. According to the researchers, observation is immediate, gentle and objective.
The system consists of a box fitted with two cameras, one at the top and one facing the mouse, similar to a photo booth for identity photos. The two cameras are used to detect subtle signs of pain and discomfort that are often apparent in the facial expressions of rodents: squinted eyes, bulging noses and cheeks, changes in the position of the ears or the orientation of the whiskers.
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