Texas startups have created a collar that lets dogs talk

Name: Texas startups have created a collar that lets dogs talk
Uploaded: 2024-10-20T22:01:00.000Z
Description: Almost. Basically, it's a sort of smart speaker with a specially trained neural network that responds to you in a topic, including analyzing the context of what's going on and the pet's movements. It costs from $495, plus you need a subscription for $295 a year

Almost. Basically, it's a sort of smart speaker with a specially trained neural network that responds to you in a topic, including analyzing the context of what's going on and the pet's movements. It costs from $495, plus you need a subscription for $295 a year

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Texas startups have created a collar that lets dogs talk

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