The application of AI to monitor cat health shows surprising effectiveness. Photo: CGTN . |
A Japanese technology company has just launched a new feature that allows cat owners to monitor their cat's stress levels through artificial intelligence (AI). This technology works based on a smart wearable device specifically for pets.
Rabo, a company known for its cat tech products, has developed a smart collar called Catlog. The device is capable of recording a cat's daily activities such as eating, sleeping, walking, running and drinking water. The collected data will be sent to a phone app, allowing owners to monitor their pets anytime, anywhere.
Rabo recently added a feature to analyze cat stress levels. The AI system will track changes in pet behavior over 30 days and provide a “stress score” based on daily metrics, including resting breathing rate and sleep quality. If there are any signs of abnormalities, the app will send an alert to the user.
According to Yukiko Iyo, President and CEO of Rabo, the company used 10 billion data points collected from more than 46,000 cats wearing Catlog to train the AI system. Based on this big data platform, the algorithm can detect early signs of stress or health problems in cats, which are animals that have difficulty expressing their emotions clearly.
In addition to the stress detection feature, Catlog also supports locating cats in case they get lost. The device is currently on sale for 14,850 yen (about $102 ).
Rabo says its goal is to help owners detect health issues early, allowing them to get their cats to the vet sooner. The company believes that taking care of their pets’ mental and physical health will lead to happier lives for both cats and owners.
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