Invoxia announces smart dog collar to track heart activity
Invoxia has announced an intelligent dog collar at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show with advanced heart tracking technology on par with human electrocardiograms.
Track dogs with the Invoxia Smart Dog Collar
Using sensors and artificial intelligence, it can track and monitor a dog's respiratory and heart vitals and activity to provide a 360-degree overview of its health, well-being, and whereabouts.
Veterinary specialists helped develop the collar. It captures and processes health data via miniaturized radar sensors, accelerometers, and edge AI within the collar to measure movement, respiratory and heart rates that would otherwise be impossible without uncomfortable electrodes.
Using a proprietary technology called Heartprint, It provides a 2D visual representation of a dog's cardio-pulmonary system through continuous measurements. It contains valuable information about the state of the heart that changes based on stress, pain, tonus levels, and heart diseases.
A Heartprint Signature, like an ECG, provides information on the timings of each heartbeat and helps detect and analyze various forms of arrhythmia and other anomalies in the resting beats pattern.
Besides measuring vital signs, the collar includes 24/7 location and behavioral and activity tracking.
The intelligent escape alerts can help owners track even the most runaway-prone dog -- and with geo-fencing, users can set parameters and be alerted if a dog strays. With a built-in buzzer, users can detect when a dog is close by, if it's hiding under a car, or trapped in a garage.
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Track dogs with the Invoxia Smart Dog Collar
Using sensors and artificial intelligence, it can track and monitor a dog's respiratory and heart vitals and activity to provide a 360-degree overview of its health, well-being, and whereabouts.
Veterinary specialists helped develop the collar. It captures and processes health data via miniaturized radar sensors, accelerometers, and edge AI within the collar to measure movement, respiratory and heart rates that would otherwise be impossible without uncomfortable electrodes.
Using a proprietary technology called Heartprint, It provides a 2D visual representation of a dog's cardio-pulmonary system through continuous measurements. It contains valuable information about the state of the heart that changes based on stress, pain, tonus levels, and heart diseases.
A Heartprint Signature, like an ECG, provides information on the timings of each heartbeat and helps detect and analyze various forms of arrhythmia and other anomalies in the resting beats pattern.
Besides measuring vital signs, the collar includes 24/7 location and behavioral and activity tracking.
The intelligent escape alerts can help owners track even the most runaway-prone dog -- and with geo-fencing, users can set parameters and be alerted if a dog strays. With a built-in buzzer, users can detect when a dog is close by, if it's hiding under a car, or trapped in a garage.
Pricing & Availability
The Smart Dog Collar will be available in quarter three of 2023 for $149, with data subscriptions starting from $8.25 per month.AppleInsider will be covering the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show in person on January 2 through January 8 where we're expecting Wi-Fi 6e devices, HomeKit, Apple accessories, 8K monitors and more. Keep up with our coverage by downloading the AppleInsider app, and follow us on YouTube, Twitter @appleinsider and Facebook for live, late-breaking coverage. You can also check out our official Instagram account for exclusive photos throughout the event.
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Comments
But back on track, it's great to see more things being done in pet health, but the real question is, does it really help prolong their life like it does with humans?
Like was said above - I am well past peak subscriptions. Everyone wants a monthly scratch on your pocket.