By Erick Remedios Muiños

IoT dog thermometer: collar and app

Working smart collar prototype that measures the dog’s temperature and the ambient temperature, and alerts owners to possible risk situations.

Pets Startup $50,000 – $100,000 6 – 12 months

The price includes design, functional prototyping, product testing and optimization.

Smart dog collar next to the Kipkul app with a temperature tracking screen
Illustrative visualization based on the prototype developed by Let’s Prototype.

Why design an IoT dog thermometer?

1

Measuring at home is not easy

Fur and the normal temperature variation across breeds and conditions make real-time measurement difficult.

2

Dog and environment at once

It systematically measures the dog’s temperature and the ambient temperature, and assesses its activity level.

3

Alerts for owners

An algorithm analyzes the collar’s data to warn of possible risk situations.

4

A model that improves

A collaborative app will make it possible to build, with the community, an increasingly effective AI model.

First prototype of the IoT dog thermometer

Exploded view of the IoT dog thermometer with a flat blue board, battery, sensor and collar attachment
Illustrative visualization based on the prototype developed by Let’s Prototype.

Collar design

Temperature device integrated into a collar, with a housing and attachment ring.

Temperature sensors

Measurement of the dog’s temperature and the ambient temperature.

Electronics and battery

Electronic board, sensor and battery integrated into the collar module.

IoT connectivity

Communication of the collar’s data with the mobile app.

Activity measurement

Assessment of the animal’s instantaneous and average activity level.

Alert algorithm

Analysis of the animal’s characteristics, its movement and temperature variations.

Kipkul app

Collaborative app with a temperature tracking screen.

Test phase

Working prototype in the test phase to refine the mathematical model.

Project lead of the IoT dog thermometer

Iván Bedia, CEO and technical director of Let’s Prototype
Iván Bedia
CEO and Technical Director, Let’s Prototype
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“Measuring the temperature of a dog with fur, on the move and in the sun seems simple until you have to do it all day from a collar. That is where electronics and software had to be thought through together. If we could do this, we can surely do your idea.”

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