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Japanese startup S’more has developed a special application based on artificial intelligence to fingerprint lost dogs. This was reported by Nikkei Asia, according to Ukrinform reports. As mentioned,
This was reported by Nikkei Asia, according to Ukrinform reports.
As mentioned, a dog’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint and remains unchanged even as the animal ages.
If the animal disappears, it is assumed that anyone who sees it can upload a photo of the dog’s nose print to the S’more app. If there is a picture of the dog’s nose in the database, the app will report the match.
The identification accuracy is estimated to be about 90%.
S’more also plans to expand the app to include features that help users manage pet vaccination records and other information.
As Ukrinform reports, Google has introduced a new feature that finds a replica of a pet in historical charts.
Source: Ukrinform
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