Your dog will soon start talking to you, all thanks to Japanese inventors who have come up with a device that can detect a dog's emotion from its bark and translate it into human words.The talking gadget called Bowlingual Voice is developed by Japanese toymaker Takara Tomy.
It detects six emotions in total- including sadness, joy and frustration – with a recorded repertoire of spoken phrases such as "play with me".
The revolutionary gadget comprises of a microphone placed around the dog's neck and a hand-held unit-operating device for pet owners to carry.
When the dog barks, the microphone records the sound and transmits the data to the owner's hand-held device, which then "translates" it into what the dog is apparently suggesting.
A speech synthesizer audibly makes the owner aware of the dog's intentions, which also appears on the screen of the wireless hand-held unit.
An answering machine function can also record the dog's expressions of desire when owners are absent.
The technologically modified version of a basic model introduced seven years ago will be available for 129 pounds in Japan from next month.
The original Bowlingual translated emotions onto a screen without sound.
ANI
8 comments:
My master made me this collar. He is a good and smart master and he made me this collar so that I may speak. Squirrel!
This sounds cool... squirrel!! What were we talking about?
Haha!
"I'm going to pee on the floor."
roll that beautiful bean footage
I sure as hell wouldnt want to know what my cats are thinking.. it could be like
"Give me food you fat idiot, be happy i havent killed u in your sleep already."
Things like this take the fun out of being a dog owner. Part of what creates that special bond between a Dog and it's owner is the owners intuition and understanding of the dogs feelings regardless of verbal communication. I can see how this may be helpful to some but I truly doubt that it serves any real function.
He's referring to Up hahaha
that movie was cute
Seriously though.. you can't tell me you don't know people who don't have a clue what their dog wants or needs.. so this maybe helpful for the clueless ;)
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