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Pharmacist develops AI device to curb fish mortality
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A Nigerian pharmacist, Ukachi Benita, has developed an AI-powered device, Aquamanne, to help fish farmers monitor pond water and reduce fish mortality.
- A Nigerian pharmacist, Ukachi Benita, has developed an AI-powered device, Aquamanne, to help fish farmers monitor pond water and reduce fish mortality.
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- Pharmacist develops AI device to curb fish mortality
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- Center: A Nigerian pharmacist, Ukachi Benita, has developed an AI-powered device, Aquamanne, to help fish farmers monitor pond water and reduce fish mortality. Read More: https://punchng.com/pharmacist-develops-ai-device-to-curb-fish-mortality/
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- 3m agoPunch Newspapers: A Nigerian pharmacist, Ukachi Benita, has developed an AI-powered device, Aquamanne, to help fish farmers monitor pond water and reduce fish
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