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At CES 2024, Invoxia, a specialist in GPS tracking technology, introduced a cutting-edge smart pet collar named Invoxia Minitailz. Building upon the success of its previous Smart Dog Collar, Invoxia claims the Minitailz is an upgraded version designed to cater to both cats and dogs. The standout feature of this device is its ability to not only track the location of pets in almost real-time but also monitor their biometrics, including heart rate and, notably, detect atrial fibrillation (AFib).
Unlike its predecessor, the Minitailz weighs a mere 36 grams, making it lightweight and suitable for both cats and dogs. You can easily attach this device to existing pet collars through an adjustable ring. The built-in SIM and GPS technology enable precise location tracking, capturing various activities such as walks, runs, and even the playful “zoomies” that pets often engage in.
The pet tracker, Minitailz, can also measure and detect atrial fibrillation (AFib)
Minitailz‘s advanced biometric sensors, in combination with AI technologies, boast an impressive accuracy rate of 97% to 99% when tracking respiratory and heart vitals. Notably, it can detect AFib, alerting pet owners to potential irregular heartbeat issues. In the event of any anomaly, the device sends an alert to the pet owner. It ensures timely attention to your pet’s health.
The companion app for Minitailz incorporates a conversational generative AI agent, adding a futuristic touch to the user experience. The AI element creates personalized pet reports, answering queries about the pet’s health and activities. The app’s interface provides easy-to-read reports generated from the collected data.
The Minitailz has hit the market for dogs, available for purchase at $99. It offers a subscription for SIM services starting at $8.30/month. The cat version is expected to be released in March 2024, also priced at $99. In summary, Invoxia is offering pet owners a comprehensive solution to keep track of their furry companions’ well-being in real-time.
