INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Petlibro, the pet tech startup known for its automatic feeders and filtered water fountains, has just launched its latest product, the
is similar to other pet cameras on the market; it monitors your pet in real time and features two-way audio, allowing you to communicate
follow their pet as they move past it
Scout uses pet-recognition technology to track various activities, such as when your pet eats (which is helpful if they chew on things they
It also captures surprise selfies of your pet when they are detected and provides daily highlights, storing clips in the cloud for up to 30
days.Additionally, Scout can recognize multiple pets, allowing it to track their activities separately
which we knew was needed in many multi-pet pet households
Traditional facial recognition failed when pets moved quickly or shared features
This led us to develop a dynamic, first-of-its-kind (for an AI pet cam), feedback-driven system that improves through real-world use over
There are multiple subscription plans available; however, to access the AI features, you can opt for either the standard tier, which costs
$12 per month, or the premium tier, priced at $17 per month.Another pet camera company, Furbo, offers a similar device that includes an AI
Petlibro is actively working on adding this, along with meowing detection, which may broaden its appeal, as Furbo is primarily marketed to
policy indicates that its system collects image and video data captured by the camera for use in improving the device, including its AI
Other smart cameras, such as Google Nest and Amazon Ring, also state in their privacy policies that they collect user data to improve their
it, the better it will get
