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technology2 years ago

"Samsung Unveils Groundbreaking TV Tech at CES 2024: Transparent Displays and Anti-Glare OLED"

CES 2024 kicked off with LG and Samsung unveiling transparent displays, with LG showcasing a wireless transparent OLED and Samsung revealing a transparent MicroLED display. Both displays are expected to be expensive and questions remain about pricing and availability. Additionally, pet tech was also in focus at CES, with Flappie introducing an AI-powered cat door that automatically locks if your cat tries to bring in prey, and Samsung unveiling a stylish Frame speaker to match its Frame TV.

via Engadget|
#ces-2024#lg#pet-tech
technology2 years ago

"Flappie AI Cat Door: Preventing Unwanted Gifts from Your Pet"

At CES 2024, Swiss start-up Flappie showcased an AI-powered cat door designed to prevent pets from bringing in prey from outside. The door features a motion sensor, night-vision camera, and an AI-powered detection system that is accurate over 90% of the time. It also includes chip detection for microchipped pets and can be controlled via an app. The company plans to launch the pet door in Switzerland, Zurich, and Germany this spring, with a potential US launch in the future.

via Engadget|
#ai#cat-door#ces-2024
home2 years ago

A Cat's-Eye View: Adventures Captured on an Action Camera

A Tom's Guide editor strapped an Insta360 Go 2 camera to his cat's collar to see what his feline companion does when he goes outside. The camera, which is smaller than a thumb, takes extraordinary video for its size and has built-in motion stabilization. The editor found that his cat mostly sits around, but the camera did capture him climbing a tree and chirping at a nearby bird. The editor plans to send his cat out again with the camera to see if he captures anything else of interest.

via Tom's Guide|
#cameras#cats#home
technology2 years ago

Tile introduces cat-tracking accessory with long battery life.

Tile is now offering a cat-tracking bundle that includes a Sticker tracker and a new collar attachment to keep tabs on your pet. The Sticker tracker can be detected from 250 feet away and has a built-in battery that can last for three years. The Tile for Cats accessory comes in black and white and costs $40, which is a good deal considering the tracker by itself normally costs $30. However, the overall look of the accessory still seems a bit bulky and the silicone material of the collar attachment might be a fur-sticking annoyance.

via The Verge|
#cat-tracking#collar-attachment#pet-tech