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Ring, renowned for its doorbell cameras and home security solutions, has introduced a new product to alleviate the distress of losing a beloved pet. Priced affordably at $10, the Ring Pet Tag offers an effective means of ensuring your furry friend’s safety.
Ring Pet Tag. (Image: Amazon)
The pet tag features a user-friendly QR code, prominently displayed, which, when scanned, directs the rescuer to a shareable pet profile containing all essential information about your cat or dog. Even if the rescuer doesn’t have the Ring app, they can access this vital data. Moreover, the Ring Pet Tag provides real-time alerts when someone scans it, granting owners immediate awareness of the situation.
In the unfortunate event of your pet going missing, the Ring Pet Tag includes a “Lost Pet Mode.” This feature alerts other Ring users within your community to be vigilant and keep an eye out for your lost companion.
Importantly, the Ring Pet Tag offers the convenience of contact without the need for microchip implantation. Rescuers can easily reach out to pet owners without accessing their phone numbers or personal information. This visible tag simplifies the process for those who find a lost pet, eliminating the need to visit a veterinarian’s office to connect with the owner.
For a $10 investment, the Ring Pet Tag provides an additional layer of protection when your pet unexpectedly ventures beyond the confines of your home or yard.
It offers peace of mind to pet owners, knowing that their cherished animals can be swiftly identified and returned home, making it a valuable asset for any pet-loving household. Are you interested in getting one? You can do it by accessing the Amazon Store.
Ring Introduces $10 Pet Tag For Lost Pet Safety
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An innovative camera capable of capturing an astounding 4.8 million frames per second has been developed by Canadian scientists. What sets this camera apart from its commercial counterparts is not just its remarkable speed but also its significantly lower cost, thanks to the utilization of off-the-shelf components. This achievement is detailed in a study published in the journal Optica.
The primary objective of this research was to devise a cost-effective means of capturing clear images of ultrafast movements, such as falling water droplets and molecular interactions, which typically require expensive camera equipment exceeding $100,000 in cost.
Compressed ultrafast photography — CUP. (Image: Dr. Jinyang Liang)
The research team, composed of experts from the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Concordia University in Canada, and Meta Platforms Inc., introduced the diffraction-gated, real-time ultrahigh-speed mapping (DRUM) camera. This camera can capture dynamic events in a single exposure at a remarkable 4.8 million frames per second.
The key breakthrough enabling this extraordinary speed is the “time-gating” method known as time-varying optical diffraction. In essence, this technique controls when light reaches the sensor by rapidly opening and closing a gate multiple times before capturing the image. Dr. Jinyang Liang, an Assistant Professor at INRS, conceived this method by leveraging the space-time duality of light.
Xianglei Liu and Jinyang Liang working on the optical setup. (Image: Xianglei Liu and Jinyang Liang, Institut national de la recherche scientifique)
The construction of the camera relies on digital micromirror devices (DMDs), commonly used in projectors, in an unconventional way. DMDs, being mass-produced and requiring no mechanical movement, contribute to the camera’s cost-efficiency and stability.
The applications of the DRUM camera are vast, including real-time drug delivery monitoring and hazard detection for driverless cars using high-speed lidar systems. Moreover, the camera’s potential extends to biomedicine, automation-enabling technologies, nano-surgeries, and laser-based cleaning applications.
Dr. Liang envisions that DRUM photography could revolutionize various fields with its exceptional imaging capabilities, delivering high-speed performance at a fraction of the cost of existing ultrafast cameras.
A Canadian Camera Was Able To Capture 4.8 Million Frames Per Second Cost-Effectively
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