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Deputy first minister visits firm behind Bluetooth-connected weighing system for cows
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Deputy first minister visits firm behind Bluetooth-connected weighing system for cows
Scotland’s deputy first minister has visited a Fife tech firm that has developed a Bluetooth-connected weighing system for cows and other livestock. Kate Forbes spent time with executives from iLivestock which is based at Fife Interchange North in Dumfermline as part of the government’s £35 million programme to help businesses grow and innovate. The company has a turnover of £1.4 million but aims to grow that to £22 million within five years, cr…
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