'Weenect' is a new pet GPS system for cats that not only tracks your fluffy feline friends, but also lets you talk to them while they are out prowling and protecting their territory. If you want to use this particular cat GPS to spy on your Siamese, pry on your Persian, or monitor your Maine Coon, you need to also buy a SIM card. This will allow the gadget to send signals to your own mobile, so you can use the paired app to check your cat's whereabouts using a map, a compass or even augmented reality as your feline's "phone" even has a camera.
The Weenect Cats GPS will set you back £60 ($93), plus an additional £35 ($54) for the SIM card, which lasts 12 months. To some, it will be a small price to pay to be able to chat and check on their lovable cat.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pet GPS Tracking
- The trend of pet GPS systems, like 'Weenect', allows users to accurately track the whereabouts of their pets and even communicate with them remotely.
- Augmented Reality for Pets
- The rise of augmented reality technology in pet gadgets, such as the Weenect Cats GPS, offers an innovative way for pet owners to visualize and interact with their animals.
- Remote Pet Communication
- The trend of pet GPS systems with communication capabilities, like Weenect Cats GPS, opens up new possibilities for pet owners to stay connected with their beloved pets even when they are away.
Sectors Adopting This
- Pet Technology
- The pet technology industry has the opportunity to leverage GPS tracking and communication capabilities to create more advanced and user-friendly devices for pet owners.
- Wearable Tech
- The wearable technology industry can explore the integration of GPS tracking and communication features in devices designed specifically for pets.
- Mobile Network Providers
- Mobile network providers have the opportunity to offer specialized SIM cards for pet GPS systems, enabling seamless communication between pet owners and their furry companions.
