African Swine Fever (ASF) is a highly lethal viral disease affecting pigs and wild boars. There are no effective vaccines or treatments, making prevention and control measures crucial. Research indicates that ASF primarily spreads through direct contact with infected pigs or contaminated materials, not through air.

Intelligent monitoring platforms play a vital role in ASF prevention and control. These systems can monitor the health status of animals in real-time, collecting data via sensors and using algorithms to identify disease symptoms. For example, by tracking behavioral patterns, body temperature, and feed intake, smart systems can detect anomalies early, enabling a rapid response to potential ASF outbreaks.

Moreover, intelligent monitoring platforms facilitate stringent biosecurity measures, such as automatically monitoring personnel and vehicle movements to ensure compliance with epidemic prevention requirements, reducing the risk of disease transmission. In this way, intelligent technology supports the establishment of more efficient early warning and prevention systems, providing support to pig farmers and mitigating the impact of ASF on the industry.