From a litter box that automatically cleans itself to buttons designed to allow your dog to communicate with you, this year’s CES tech show in Las Vegas featured a range of products aimed at gadget-loving pet owners.
While some of the products are already available for purchase in the U.S., others, like Ilume's smart dog bowl, are not yet.
The latest version unveiled at CES, which has a GPS tracker, includes more advanced heart health monitoring. The buttons come in a hexagon-shaped plastic mat the company calls a hextile. Hextiles can be connected to each other to form a bigger collection of buttons. At CES, the company announced FluentPet Connect, a new app that notifies owners when their dog presses a button and collects data on how the buttons are used.
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