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The system can send messages to alert owners when their pet has been fed and even how much they have eaten. The inventor told Book Club the Pinto feed is unique among automated pet feeders. It is set to cost around £92 ($149) it doesn't replace an owner but keep a pet in food and water with a large 2 buckets. Mr Herrera added. The pet food dispenser can be controlled from a mobile phone app, allowing owners to feed their pets remotely He said 'Competing feeders don't provide wi-fi connectivity, intelligent feeding and thoughtful design it keep a property safe also keep the household pet happy for a brief time as pet care is so expensive and hard to find with no guarantee just the odd look from a neighbor would suffice. 'We are excited to introduce technology to the pet industry - our goal is to spark the modernization of the whole industry. ‘With our background in robotics and artificial intelligence, we felt like we could create a smart web connected appliance that could do both autonomously. ‘The product is made of high-impact plastic and can hold up to 10lbs (4.53 kg) of dry food. Mr Herrera admits he does not own any pets - but the inspiration came from a special friend in their office. He added: 'Ironically, I do not have pets, but most of our team members do. 'We do have an office dog named 'underdog' - he helps us with usability testing.'
Its another evolutionary new gadget that may its way into animal feeder into bad weathers means a work force with happier pet owners as with blankets can now feed their animals when they're away - by simply touching a button on their mobile phone. The Inventor Carlos Herrera has developed the wireless pet-feeder owners can control from their smart phone to ensure their animals never miss a meal. The product not only dispenses food, either on schedule or by phone command, it also monitors your pet's health and sends alerts via Twitter and Facebook. The product not only dispenses food, either on schedule or by phone command, it also monitors your pet and sends alerts. The company has raised the £30,000 which will allow the product to be put into production.
With a limited edition batch are due to become available early in 2013 before full production begins. 'We'll release the product for general availability in July of 2013. The feedback from potential customers has been incredible, especially from people who live in the city and work long hours.' Users of the product simply download the application to their mobile to enjoy the full benefit of the design. He continued: 'The app will be available to iPhone, android, and windows 8 phones - setting up the feeder takes a matter of minutes.
The feeder can hold enough for two weeks of food, its inventor claims 'Once it's on, the feeder itself will use a set of sensors and software calculations to learn about you and your pet. 'This information will be used to suggest a healthy feeding regiment for the animal. 'The design has two food compartments, a 5lbs and 10lbs container. On average, this is enough food for 1 week and 2 weeks respectively.' This pet feeder application can feed your pet form anywhere in the world with a press of the phone. The mobile phone will receive a text, email, Facebook or Twitter message, which reports on feeding start and end times and even the amount consumed. The machine uses the information it collects to create feeding schedules and it monitors food intake and nutritional habits. The entrepreneur, from 'Pasadena, Los Angeles, California', explained how he came up with the concept for Pinto feed in March 2012. The 32-year-old said: 'We spent a few months on the drawing-board thinking of the idea, and by July we were up and running. 'We wanted to build a product that provided convenience to the pet owner and healthy eating to the pet even talk reassures them into the future.
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The system can send messages to alert owners when their pet has been fed and even how much they have eaten. The inventor told Book Club the Pinto feed is unique among automated pet feeders. It is set to cost around £92 ($149) it doesn't replace an owner but keep a pet in food and water with a large 2 buckets. Mr Herrera added. The pet food dispenser can be controlled from a mobile phone app, allowing owners to feed their pets remotely He said 'Competing feeders don't provide wi-fi connectivity, intelligent feeding and thoughtful design it keep a property safe also keep the household pet happy for a brief time as pet care is so expensive and hard to find with no guarantee just the odd look from a neighbor would suffice. 'We are excited to introduce technology to the pet industry - our goal is to spark the modernization of the whole industry. ‘With our background in robotics and artificial intelligence, we felt like we could create a smart web connected appliance that could do both autonomously. ‘The product is made of high-impact plastic and can hold up to 10lbs (4.53 kg) of dry food. Mr Herrera admits he does not own any pets - but the inspiration came from a special friend in their office. He added: 'Ironically, I do not have pets, but most of our team members do. 'We do have an office dog named 'underdog' - he helps us with usability testing.'.jpg)
Its another evolutionary new gadget that may its way into animal feeder into bad weathers means a work force with happier pet owners as with blankets can now feed their animals when they're away - by simply touching a button on their mobile phone. The Inventor Carlos Herrera has developed the wireless pet-feeder owners can control from their smart phone to ensure their animals never miss a meal. The product not only dispenses food, either on schedule or by phone command, it also monitors your pet's health and sends alerts via Twitter and Facebook. The product not only dispenses food, either on schedule or by phone command, it also monitors your pet and sends alerts. The company has raised the £30,000 which will allow the product to be put into production.
With a limited edition batch are due to become available early in 2013 before full production begins. 'We'll release the product for general availability in July of 2013. The feedback from potential customers has been incredible, especially from people who live in the city and work long hours.' Users of the product simply download the application to their mobile to enjoy the full benefit of the design. He continued: 'The app will be available to iPhone, android, and windows 8 phones - setting up the feeder takes a matter of minutes.
The feeder can hold enough for two weeks of food, its inventor claims 'Once it's on, the feeder itself will use a set of sensors and software calculations to learn about you and your pet. 'This information will be used to suggest a healthy feeding regiment for the animal. 'The design has two food compartments, a 5lbs and 10lbs container. On average, this is enough food for 1 week and 2 weeks respectively.' This pet feeder application can feed your pet form anywhere in the world with a press of the phone. The mobile phone will receive a text, email, Facebook or Twitter message, which reports on feeding start and end times and even the amount consumed. The machine uses the information it collects to create feeding schedules and it monitors food intake and nutritional habits. The entrepreneur, from 'Pasadena, Los Angeles, California', explained how he came up with the concept for Pinto feed in March 2012. The 32-year-old said: 'We spent a few months on the drawing-board thinking of the idea, and by July we were up and running. 'We wanted to build a product that provided convenience to the pet owner and healthy eating to the pet even talk reassures them into the future.
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