Dogness (NASDAQ: DOGZ) has signed multiple technical cooperation agreements with Google Cloud and launched a new-generation AI Pet Feeder built with Google Gemini, which can identify abnormal pet behaviors and send timely alerts. The feeder includes a high-definition night-vision camera with a 120-degree ultra-wide-angle lens, letting owners monitor their pets' eating, activity and resting through a mobile app. The company says the product is a key milestone in its "Pet Smart AI Ecosystem" strategy.
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