This invention describes a smart collar for animals, such as dogs, that collects various types of data like their location, activity, sounds they make, or even their vital signs. This information is then sent wirelessly to an owner's device or a central system. The collar can also receive commands to deliver feedback to the animal, like a specific sound, a scent, a mild electric pulse, or a physical vibration, often based on the data it collected. The system can generate reports from the collected data to help owners monitor or train their pets.
Why it matters: Since 2023, advancements in AI and machine learning have made sophisticated data analysis and personalized report generation much more accessible. This allows for richer, more adaptive training and feeding schedules to be automatically developed from the acquired data, moving beyond simpler rule-based systems.
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