Korean company develops translation dog belt, claims to be 90% accurate

Korea’s “Artificial Intelligence Collar” can read the five emotions of dogs

According to reports on the website, the newly launched “Dog Artificial Intelligence Collar” by the Korean start-up company “Petpuls Lab” can understand what your dog is thinking through the collar and mobile phone! As long as the dog wears this "Petpuls artificial intelligence collar", the slaves can understand the dog's five emotions of "happy, relaxed, anxious, angry, and sad" through their smartphones. In addition, you can also track your dog’s physical activity and rest level through the collar!

Claims an accuracy of 90%. Click to enlarge to browse the product introduction

And Andrew Gil, global marketing director of Petpuls Lab, believes: "This device is like giving dogs the ability to speak, allowing owners to understand them better." In addition, according to the article, the company has been collecting the barking of different breeds of dogs since 2017 to analyze and summarize their emotions. Now, 3 years later, they have successfully collected the barking sounds of 50 different breeds of dogs, used more than 10,000 sound samples as a database, and successfully developed a patented algorithm that can read the emotions of dogs!

The environmentally friendly silicone collar is super light, less than 25 grams!

This collar is made of silicone, which is environmentally friendly and non-toxic. In addition to the classic orange, there are also blue, green, pink and turquoise colors to choose from. Removable and interchangeable straps allow for different color combinations, and are available in 41.4 cm (small) and 108 cm (large) sizes. The collar device has a 3-color LED backlit display, a power button, a microphone, a USB charging port and a reset button. It can be charged for 8 to 10 hours on a full charge, which is enough to meet daily needs.

One user of the Petpuls artificial intelligence collar, "Moon Sae-mi", thinks this product is very "effective" and said: "I originally thought it was always happy when playing with me: it would feel sad and anxious when I was not at home. However, in fact, it is just like humans. If it loses the game when playing with me, it will be angry!" After rigorous testing, even Seoul National University (Seoul National University) University) endorsed this product, indicating that the product’s accuracy in emotion recognition is as high as 90%!

In fact, a former Amazon engineer once developed the app “MeowTalk” that can read cats’ voices, and this time it’s the dog’s turn. It seems that communicating with dogs is just around the corner!