IOT Based Connected Companion

The IoT-enabled pet care system simplifies the management of pet health, feeding, and hydration through automation and smart technologies. Designed for modern pet owners, this system features a remotely controlled smart dispenser accessible via a mobile app. The dispenser is equipped with a weight sensor that ensures precise portion control, supporting a healthy diet for pets. Alongside this, the system includes a smart collar capable of monitoring the pet’s movement and body temperature, sending instant alerts if the temperature crosses a predefined safe threshold. The system also incorporates a motion sensor near the feeding area, which activates a light when the pet approaches, enhancing accessibility and convenience. By storing data securely in the cloud, it enables pet owners to track feeding schedules and health metrics over time. This long-term data storage allows for real-time monitoring and a better understanding of the pet’s overall well-being. Emphasizing user-friendly functionality, the system offers a seamless blend of technology and practicality, ensuring both safety and convenience for pets and their owners. Looking ahead, the system can be enhanced with artificial intelligence to provide personalized recommendations based on the pet’s habits, activity levels, and health data. These insights could refine feeding schedules, suggest dietary adjustments, and improve monitoring accuracy. This IoT-based solution not only ensures the physical health of pets but also provides owners with peace of mind, offering a reliable and comprehensive approach to modern pet care.

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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdsaai65575.2025.11011693
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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IOT Based Connected Companion

G M Sasikala, D Monashree, M Praveen
IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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IOT Based Connected Companion

G M Sasikala, D Monashree, M Praveen
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Abstract

The IoT-enabled pet care system simplifies the management of pet health, feeding, and hydration through automation and smart technologies. Designed for modern pet owners, this system features a remotely controlled smart dispenser accessible via a mobile app. The dispenser is equipped with a weight sensor that ensures precise portion control, supporting a healthy diet for pets. Alongside this, the system includes a smart collar capable of monitoring the pet’s movement and body temperature, sending instant alerts if the temperature crosses a predefined safe threshold. The system also incorporates a motion sensor near the feeding area, which activates a light when the pet approaches, enhancing accessibility and convenience. By storing data securely in the cloud, it enables pet owners to track feeding schedules and health metrics over time. This long-term data storage allows for real-time monitoring and a better understanding of the pet’s overall well-being. Emphasizing user-friendly functionality, the system offers a seamless blend of technology and practicality, ensuring both safety and convenience for pets and their owners. Looking ahead, the system can be enhanced with artificial intelligence to provide personalized recommendations based on the pet’s habits, activity levels, and health data. These insights could refine feeding schedules, suggest dietary adjustments, and improve monitoring accuracy. This IoT-based solution not only ensures the physical health of pets but also provides owners with peace of mind, offering a reliable and comprehensive approach to modern pet care.

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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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