Petcube is a small tool currently in production. It will be paired with a Wi-Fi connected 720p camera and laser pointer. Through the website or app (currently designed apps for iOS and Android), you can control the Laser pointer or open the controls to the public so that anyone in the world can play with your pet. Petcube also has a microphone, through the camera, this is actually a good way to see what the pet is doing when it leaves.
Someone tells you not to point the laser pointer at others to avoid harm to your eyes. This rule also applies to furry friends. The laser beam is highly concentrated, which may damage your pet's vision and make them lose their way. Your dog can also move quickly while playing, so it will accidentally shine laser light into their eyes.
The Petcube itself is a small 4-inch aluminum and glass cube equipped with a removable web camera connected to a laser engraver. The cube streams real-time 720p video, and you can connect it through the web or mobile application interface. In addition, these cubes are equipped with speakers and microphones, so if they plan to poop in houseplants, they can shout loudly (because cats are so clumsy that they don't know where they should poop).
Most cats like laser pointers. You can press the button to make the red blue laser pointer fall on the floor or wall...just where the cat can't reach, watch the cat pounce. It's fun to look at, and cats are also fun. However, they are not very good for your dog. But first, let's see how they can benefit your kitten. Playing the "laser pointer chase" game with cats is one of the most persuasive reasons why cats are number one. But what should I do when I go to work or travel? So, how will you trigger cheerful phone calls and accidental attacks?
If your dog is frustrated with the lights, they may start attacking the last place they see. Walls, furniture and floors can all be victims of the dog's determination to catch the little red dot. Your property may not be the only victim. The dog may even attack its "prey" to harm itself.