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Traini, an AI-powered pet language translation app, has quickly gained popularity in the English mobile market since its launch. Developed in collaboration with animal behaviorists, Traini utilizes photo, video, and sound analysis to bridge the communication gap between humans and dogs, offering pet owners a revolutionary way to interact with their beloved companions.

Recently, a Xiaohongshu user named 'Summer Little Camisole' posted a video interacting with Moflin, which instantly attracted a large number of viewers. The comment section turned into a live showcase for 'cloud petting', with many users expressing that 'Moflin is so cute' and eagerly inquiring about its price. So far, this user has released three videos interacting with Moflin, receiving significantly more likes and comments than her other content. Moflin officially went on sale in Japan on November 7 this year, priced at 2832 RMB, and was sold out almost immediately upon release. Its appearance is similar to

With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence technology, an innovative app called CatsMe! is revolutionizing the way we understand and care for pet cats. Developed by researchers from Carelogy and a Japanese university, this app uses AI to analyze subtle facial expressions of cats to detect signs of pain with an astonishing accuracy of over 95%.Cats naturally tend to hide their pain, an instinctive behavior they've evolved to avoid attracting predators. The Drake Veterinary Care Ce

Tencent Sogou Input Method has experienced a significant update today, which not only significantly improves the AI writing assistance and AI conversation features, but also introduces innovative functions such as quick Q&A, AI pet, and AI selfie emojis. Firstly, the AI writing assistance feature, which is highly praised for its efficiency, is hailed as "write a title in 1 second and compose a full article in 10 seconds." To cater to the diverse needs of users, this feature has specially designe

Japanese startup Carelogy has partnered with a Japanese university to develop an app called 'CatsMe!' This program uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to provide cat owners with a new way to understand and care for their beloved pets.