The pandemic did not slow or stop the forward progress of technology. Keeping up with these newly developed technologies and scientific innovations for poultry production and processing continues to be crucial. Poultry Tech Summit focuses on the transition of innovative technologies into commercial applications to advance the poultry industry.

Make plans to attend the 2023 Poultry Tech Summit on November 6-8 at the Hilton Atlanta Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.

The event presents groundbreaking innovation and insightful presentations with deep dialogue on new prospective solutions and next-generation technologies.

Poultry Tech Summit is the only one of its kind being offered to connect researchers and entrepreneurs with poultry sector technology experts, financiers, venture capitalists and producers looking for new projects and investments to fund.

Attend Poultry Tech Summit 2023 and take a look at the future of the industry. Registration is now open with early savings available until September 29.

Highlights from 2022 Poultry Tech Summit:

The Summit was well attended by industry professionals from 13 countries representing a vast array of companies including AGCO Corporation, Ag Property Solutions, Agrimesh Technologies, Alltech, Amick Farms, AudioT, Cargill, Diversified Ag, Hendrix Genetics, Japfa Comfeed Indonesia, MTech Systems, Peco Foods, Pilgrim’s Pride, Prism Controls, Smarte Automation, TARGAN, USDA and many others.

More than 25 speakers and panelists shared developments and insights on a variety of innovations and technologies including solving automation challenges at the poultry farm, imaging technology to monitor pecking and floor eggs, using AI to optimize poultry house environments, how net zero goals will impact the poultry industry, reducing broiler mortality by feeding egg yolks, and much more.

Sixteen industry suppliers sponsored the event including Aviagen, BAADER, BarnTools, Boehringer Ingelheim, Ceva, Cobb, Evonik, Intelia, Marel, Meyhen, Neogen, Novus, Optum Immunity, Phibro, Staubli and Zoetis.

Attendees built relationships and socialized during eight hours of scheduled networking time.

The global destination for new poultry innovations

Since its 2018 inception, the Poultry Tech Summit has facilitated and fast-tracked many pioneering ideas into adoption for the benefit of the poultry supply chain. Innovator success stories:

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Showcasing the next frontier for industry, technology and venture capital, this unique event presents new research of technologies with potential to be commercialized within a 5-year period. Ranging from artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, sensors, virtual reality, vaccines and more to improve outcomes for poultry companies in all aspects of production from farm through the processing plant.

Join the poultry industry for Poultry Tech Summit 2023 on November 6-8 at the NEW location conveniently located at the Hilton Atlanta Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.

Registration fees to attend:

Registration for the Summit covers: 1-1/2 days of educational presentations, 2 evening cocktail receptions, breakfasts, lunch and multiple networking breaks.

  • General attendee: now only $995 USD ($1195 after September 29)
  • Faculty: now only $495 USD ($545 after September 29) with proper credentials
  • Students: $295 USD with proper credentials

Who should attend:

  • Poultry company C-level executives
  • Corporate leaders in QA/QC, R&D, IT and Engineering
  • Live production and processing technology personnel
  • Veterinarians, nutritionists
  • Suppliers interested in funding or acquiring new tech
  • Financiers, bankers and venture capitalists

Attendees are among the first to see groundbreaking innovation and next-generation technologies that offer prospective solutions to poultry supply chain challenges.

Poultry Tech Summit 2023 tentative schedule of events

Monday, November 6

5-6:30 p.m.

Registration

5-6:30 p.m.

Opening reception

Tuesday, November 7

7:30-8:30 a.m.

Registration

7:30-8:30 a.m.

Breakfast

8:30-8:45 a.m.

Welcome
Greg Watt, CEO and president, WATT Global Media

8:45-10 a.m.

Keynote and other presentations

More information coming soon

10-10:30 a.m.

Networking break

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Technology and innovation presentations, Tech Talks

More information coming soon

12-1:30 p.m.

Lunch

1:30-3 p.m.

Technology and innovation presentations

More information coming soon

3-3:30 p.m.

Networking break

3:30-5 p.m.

Technology and innovation presentations

More information coming soon

5-6:30 p.m.

Networking reception

Wednesday, November 8

7:30-8:30 a.m.

Registration

7:30-8:30 a.m.

Breakfast

8:30-10 a.m.

Technology and innovation presentations, Tech Talks

More information coming soon

10-10:30 a.m.

Networking break

10:30-11:45 a.m.

Technology and innovation presentations, Tech Talks

More information coming soon

11:45 a.m.-12 p.m.

Closing

Poultry Tech Summit 2023 will take place at a NEW LOCATION in the conveniently located the Hilton Atlanta Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.

Rooms are available to pre-registered, Poultry Tech Summit attendees on a first-come, first-served basis. The deadline for the group rate is October 16, 2023.

Hilton Atlanta Airport
1031 Virginia Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30354

King room: $189 per night, plus taxes and fees

Reserve online here
Or call +1.404.767.9000 Mention Poultry Tech Summit to secure the group rate.

Poultry Tech Summit group rates will be extended to attendees wishing to extend their stay prior or after the official dates of the summit, subject to room availability at the time of the request.

Poultry Tech Summit participants are responsible for making their own hotel reservations at the Hilton Atlanta Airport by Monday, October 16, 2023. Reservation requests received after October 16 will be based on availability and accepted at the hotel’s prevailing rates.

For those attendees driving to the hotel, overnight parking is $25 per night with unlimited in and out access to the garage.

Since its 2018 inception, Poultry Tech Summit has fast-tracked several pioneering ideas from concept to commercialization, transforming the future of the poultry industry through artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, sensors, virtual reality, vaccines and more.

The Poultry Tech Summit Hall of Fame showcases the innovation presenters from the annual conference and their success stories. Their early process concepts and prototypes show promise for solving some of the industry’s biggest challenges.

To be considered in this category, presenters must be seeking investment to develop their product for market, looking to license their intellectual property, or recruiting partners to trial their innovation.

Meet the innovators:

2022

Evan Anderson, Agrinerds

Computer vision applications for counting, weighing eggs

Shankar Jagdale, PakshiMitra Poultry Technologies

Solve automation challenges at the poultry farm

Daniel Lehmkuhl, Safe Food Corporation

Poultry scalder filtration for pathogen reduction

Kimberly A. Livingston, Ph.D., Optum Immunity

Egg yolk feed additive promotes poultry gut health

Mike Shindelar, CEO, DP Techlink

Traceability in poultry supply chain transport logistics

Gina Sloan, Ph.D., CEO, AGRITX

Harnessing the egg microbiome for early chick nutrition

Anne-Jo Smits, Poultry Expertise Centre

A cooler approach to poultry transportation

Menashe Tamir, CEO, Eshet Eilon

Solving the broiler chick sexing conundrum

Dick van Ravenhorst, Van Ravenhorst Transport Solutions

A cooler approach to poultry transportation

2021

Peter Ahrendt, Ph.D., CEO, Animoni ApS

High-precision weighing of poultry using 3D camera technology

Inanc Birol, Ph.D., Amphoraxe Life Sciences Inc.

Antimicrobial peptides as a replacement for poultry antibiotics

Yuval Cinnamon, Ph.D., Agricultural Research Organization, The Volcani Center, NRS Poultry Sustainability and Transformation

Genetic solution to the male layer chick problem

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

Wayne Daley, Ph.D., Georgia Tech Research Institute

Autonomous robot for breeder and cage free layer house management

Pedro Gomez, Orbem GmbH

AI-powered egg classification for contactless analytics in hatcheries

Jason Guss, Iterate Labs

Artificial intelligence to gamify poultry labor performance

JBS, Tyson Foods invest in poultry worker wearables. Read more >

Comas Haynes, Ph.D., Georgia Tech Research Institute

Kinematic enhancement for effective in-line, immersive chilling

Colin Usher, Georgia Tech Research Institute

Strength and endurance of a robot and with the adaptability of a human

Could robots help prevent the next avian flu outbreak? Read more >

2020

Joy Parr Drach, Advanced Animal Diagnostics

Could a new test predict COVID-19 in meat processing workers

Gage Greening, Nanomatronix, LLC

Avian immunology dermatological test

Comas Haynes, Ph.D, Georgia Tech Research Institute

Enhanced immersive chilling in poultry processing

Ramin Karimpour, Applied LifeSciences & Systems

Precision technology to revolutionize protein production

Merck leads funding round for poultry vaccine technology. Read more >

Yiannis Kaznessis, General Probiotics Inc.

Genetically modified probiotics

Shareem Khan, OpsSmart

Traceability at the speed of thought

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Claire Lewis, Pondus Technology

Remote sensing for crop uniformity and weight estimation 

Will Payne, Simple Ag Solutions Inc.

Simplifying poultry feed additives

Maxine Roper, Connecting Food

How digital auditing advances blockchain 

2019

Itamar Berchman, Agrowiz Technologies

Hatchery management system utilizing robotics, analytics for optimal results

Cooper-Caitlin

Caitlin Cooper, Ph.D., CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratory

Marker-assisted point of lay sex selection in chickens

Craig Coufal, Ph.D., Innovative Poultry Solutions

Changing the way the world approaches egg sanitization

Yanne Courcoux

Yanne Courcoux, TIBOT Technologies

Lowering feed cost, improving broiler health with robots

Where is this innovation today? Learn more >

Matos-Miguel

Miguel Damas de Matos, FarmCloud

Real-time poultry farm data collection, analysis to enable decision makers

Dev-Satyanarayan

Satyanarayan Dev, Microsystems First Incorporated

Microwave pasteurization of shell eggs

Learn more >

Joy Parr Drach, Advanced Animal Diagnostics

Automated rapid coccidiosis test: QScout Eimeria

Shane Kiernan

Shane Kiernan, Iamus

Using robotics to optimize broiler production

Poultry robot named a 2021 Future Foods Asia Award finalist. Read more >

Lanahan-Michael

Michael Lanahan, Ph.D., Agrivida

Delivery of functional proteins for poultry health, nutrition via modified corn

Novus acquires biotech company Agrivida. Read more >

Christopher Lee, MTech Systems

Accurate prediction of broiler bird weight distributions using machine learning

Roberto Taormina

Roberto Taormina, ROTA Technologies

Automated self-learning vision technology for debris, contamination detection

Jehan Verstappen, Via Versa Advies

CALIMERO: An in vitro chicken alimentary tract model

2018

Timothy Buisker, Smart Data Science Solutions LLC

Statistical process control with machine learning

Dr. Neamat El Taz, Abuerdan Company

Improving live performance with big data predictive analytics

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

Yehuda Elram, eggXYT

Technology for in ovo sexing

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

Jennifer Filbey, Mazen Animal Health Inc.

Technology edible poultry vaccines

Learn more >

Scott Huber, TyraTech Inc.

Phytogenic poultry gut parasite control

Dr. Yiannis Kaznessis, General Probiotics Inc.

New class of probiotic cultures

Watch the video update >

Olga Kemenova, Georgia Tech Research Institute

Simulation model for processing plant resource use

Dr. Ramin Khaksar, Clear Labs Inc.

Detection and serotyping Salmonella in 24 hours

Islam Khalil, Abuerdan Company

Improving live performance with big data predictive analytics

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

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Dr. Heiner Lehr, Faromatics Farm Robotics and Automation SL

Ceiling mounted poultry house robot

Where are these robots today? Find out >

Dave Olson, Technicon LLC

Antimicrobial, rust-proof gear box for processing plants

Albert Payne, Simple Vet Solutions Inc.

Traceable and transparent veterinary records

Joel Sotomayor, Transport Genie Ltd.

Data collection from poultry transport coops

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

Colin Usher, Georgia Tech Research Institute

Floor operating poultry house robot

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

Bryon Western, Little Bird Systems

Feed bin inventory sensing

Seung-Chul Yoon, USDA ARS

Machine vision system for detecting woody breast

Where is this innovation today? Read more >

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